Sarah Miller

Sarah Miller writes about global affairs, foreign policy, and major diplomatic developments. She follows political relationships between countries, regional tensions, international negotiations, and the broader consequences of geopolitical decisions. Sarah combines timely reporting with background research to help readers understand not only what has happened, but also the developments shaping the story.
Geopolitics

Indirect Iran-U.S. Talks to Resume as Strait of Hormuz Deal Stalls

The central issue driving these efforts is the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global waterway whose status…

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October 2026 Visa Bulletin Reopens Indian EB-2 and EB-5 Paths Amid Late Release

The U.S. Department of State published the bulletin on September 29, 2026, a timing that drew immediate criticism from immigration…

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Nile Tensions Escalate as South Sudan Advances Dam Plans and Egypt Closes Alleged Base in Upper Nile

This assertion of sovereignty coincides with a notable development in Upper Nile State, where Juba has ordered the closure of…

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Spain tightens migrant return rules in Ceuta as intelligence warnings resurface

Amid this pressure, the Spanish government is preparing a decree-law designed to shorten administrative and judicial procedures for migrants remaining…

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Burundi’s 2015 Crisis: A Decade of Impunity, Repression, and Regional Instability

Systemic Repression and Economic Decline The repressive structures established during the 2015 crisis remain intact, with the ruling party’s youth…

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Trump signals willingness to lift Iran sanctions in exchange for nuclear concessions

The two sides remain significantly divided on the core issues of the dispute. Iran has insisted that negotiations focus primarily…

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US Intelligence Warns of Potential Limited Russian Attack on NATO Within Weeks

The primary objective of such an action would be to undermine alliance unity and test the resolve of individual member…

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Central American Crossroads: Solar Divestments and Diverging Democratic Standards

The economic transaction, referred to internally as Project Merlin, was signed in November 2025 and approved by shareholders in December…

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Netanyahu Confirms Secret Meeting with Abu Dhabi Leader After Censorship Dispute

The confirmation came after Israel’s domestic security service, the Shin Bet, filed a formal complaint against Channel 12 television. The…

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Belgium confirms Iran ordered attacks on Jewish sites in Liège and Antwerp

The confirmed incidents include an explosive device detonated outside the Synagogue de Liège on Rue Léon Frédéricq shortly before 4…

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