regional stability
Coverage of regional stability in the Nexus archive.
- China and Russia to Conduct Joint Naval Drills in the Pacific
China and Russia are scheduled to hold joint naval and air exercises named Joint Sea-2026 near Qingdao, China, in July. Following the exercises, the two navies will conduct a joint patrol in the Pacific Ocean. The Chinese Ministry of National Defense described the maneuvers as part of an annual cooperation plan to maintain regional stability.
- Somalia: Somali President Arrives in Ethiopia for Talks With PM Abiy
Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud arrived in Ethiopia's capital Addis Ababa for a working visit focused on security, regional stability, and strengthening bilateral ties. The visit is expected to discuss these key areas to enhance cooperation between the two nations.
- Ukraine Welcomes US-Iran Deal, Sees Chance for Peace Push
Ukraine welcomed the US-Iran agreement announced under President Donald Trump’s leadership, describing it as a step toward regional stability and economic security. Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha highlighted the deal as an opportunity for Washington to renew efforts to end Russia’s war against Ukraine, with the issue expected to be discussed at the G7 summit.
- India calls for end to attacks on ships after three nationals killed
India's Ministry of External Affairs demanded an end to attacks on ships after a third Indian crewed vessel, Jalveer, was targeted by the US Navy off the coast of Oman. The ministry called for dialogue and unimpeded navigation in international waterways, citing concerns over regional stability.
- Can Iran rebuild trust with its Gulf neighbors?
Mutual suspicion between Iran and Persian Gulf countries is poised to affect regional stability, growth and cooperation years into the future.
- Japan rejects ‘new militarism’, says China is rapidly arming
Japan rejects 'new militarism' and accuses China of rapidly arming while lacking military transparency. The article highlights Japan's emphasis on dialogue to maintain regional stability.
- EU: No peace possible while “Lebanon is in flames”
The EU asserts that peace in Lebanon is impossible while the country faces ongoing conflict. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen warns that the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and Israeli military actions in Lebanon jeopardize regional stability.