Madagascar’s President Andry Rajoelina, who came to power in a 2009 coup, faces growing student protests fueled by corruption and a struggling economy. The protests, mainly led by young people, express long-standing frustration from many citizens demanding better government services. Initially focusing on issues like electricity and water shortages, the demonstrations have expanded to calls […] The post Andry Rajoelina: The Story Behind Madagascar’s President appeared first on Modern Di...| Modern Diplomacy
Czech President Petr Pavel warned that ending the country’s ammunition delivery initiative to Ukraine would harm both the Czech Republic and Ukraine’s defense against Russia. His remarks followed the recent parliamentary election, where the ANO party, led by former Prime Minister Andrej Babis, won 80 out of 200 seats and expressed intentions to halt the […] The post Czech President: Ammunition Aid for Ukraine Must Continue appeared first on Modern Diplomacy.| Modern Diplomacy
Tesla is set to hold an event on October 7, where investors expect the announcement of a more affordable model to help boost sales. This anticipation has led to a 3% increase in Tesla’s stock price in early trading on Monday. The company shared a short video on social media showcasing a vehicle with its […] The post The Wait is Over: Tesla Finally Unveils Its Affordable EV This Tuesday appeared first on Modern Diplomacy.| Modern Diplomacy
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen faces no-confidence motions from hard-right and left groups in the European Parliament for the second time in three months. These motions, proposed by Jordan Bardella from the National Rally and Manon Aubry from France Unbowed, are unlikely to achieve the required two-thirds majority to remove her but may […] The post Von der Leyen’s Leadership Tested by New No-Confidence Motion appeared first on Modern Diplomacy.| Modern Diplomacy
Nine members of a Swiss-led Gaza aid flotilla returned home on Sunday after being detained and deported by Israel, alleging that they had been subjected to inhumane and degrading treatment during their detention. The flotilla, consisting of dozens of vessels carrying international activists, attempted to deliver aid to Gaza, which remains under Israeli naval blockade. […] The post Swiss Gaza Flotilla Activists Allege ‘Inhumane Detention’ in Israel as Diplomatic Tensions Rise appeared fi...| Modern Diplomacy
Greece’s fiscal council announced on Monday that the country’s economy is expected to expand by 2.4% in 2026, according to projections in its draft budget plan. The forecast reflects a continuation of Greece’s post-pandemic recovery trajectory, driven largely by tourism, domestic consumption, and rising investment. After years of financial austerity and debt crises, Greece has […] The post Greece Projects 2.4% Economic Growth in 2026 Amid Strong Tourism and Investment appeared first o...| Modern Diplomacy
The United Nations Human Rights Council is preparing to vote on a far-reaching European Union proposal to launch a comprehensive investigation into human rights abuses in Afghanistan a move that could open the door to future criminal prosecutions against both Taliban officials and foreign troops. The proposal, backed by countries including Norway, South Korea, and […] The post UN Weighs Landmark Probe into Afghanistan Abuses: A Test of Global Justice and Political Will appeared first on Mod...| Modern Diplomacy
Blocked from the U.S. market due to national-security concerns, Chinese self-driving technology firms are accelerating their expansion into Europe. Companies such as QCraft, Momenta, DeepRoute.ai, WeRide, Baidu, and Pony.ai are establishing European headquarters, signing data-sharing deals, and testing advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) across the continent.In China the world’s largest car market over half of all […] The post Europe Becomes the New Battleground for Chinese Self-Dri...| Modern Diplomacy
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is under mounting pressure as his far-right coalition fractures over U.S. President Donald Trump’s push to end the Gaza war. Trump’s 20-point peace plan aimed at demilitarizing Gaza, freeing hostages, and charting a post-war political framework has been embraced by Netanyahu but fiercely opposed by his ultra-nationalist allies. The plan […] The post Netanyahu Faces Far-Right Revolt as Trump Pushes for End to Gaza War appeared first on Modern Dip...| Modern Diplomacy
Hamas officials arrived in Egypt for talks with Israel aimed at halting the Gaza war and securing the release of hostages, under a U.S.-backed peace plan led by President Donald Trump.| Modern Diplomacy
Quietly and in a near-reverse of expectations, artificial intelligence (AI) could be sewing together a new type of global cohesion — one which is not based on treaties, but on technology.| Modern Diplomacy
Britain’s Trade Remedies Authority (TRA) says it will strengthen its trade defences even before new legislation gives it more powers.| Modern Diplomacy
Swiss Defence Minister Martin Pfister has called on lawmakers to move forward with loosening restrictions on arms exports, arguing that Switzerland’s credibility as a security partner is on the line.| Modern Diplomacy
Steven Simoni’s transformation from Silicon Valley entrepreneur to defense contractor reflects how the tech industry itself is being reshaped by war and geopolitics.| Modern Diplomacy
World Liberty Financial, a crypto venture linked to Trump's family, plans to introduce a debit card that connects crypto assets with everyday spending| Modern Diplomacy
Asia Attracts $100 Billion in Capital as Investors Diversify Beyond U.S.| Modern Diplomacy
Global investors are redirecting funds to Asia, excluding China, with around $100 billion flowing into the region over the past nine months.| Modern Diplomacy
Manufacturing activity across Asia weakened in September, highlighting the strain on economies that depend heavily on global trade.| Modern Diplomacy
Russia is accelerating its pivot to Asia by boosting liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports to China, despite heavy Western sanctions.| Modern Diplomacy
Marking Nigeria’s 65th Independence Day, President Bola Tinubu addressed the nation with an attempt to reassure citizens exhausted by months of economic turmoil.| Modern Diplomacy
Hegseth clashes with U.S. officers, calls for resignations over disagreements| Modern Diplomacy
The bilateral relationship with the United States is extensive but is undergoing strain as trade has become a security variable.| Modern Diplomacy
U. S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth criticized military leadership, calling for resignations from commanders who do not support his agenda.| Modern Diplomacy
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