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Iran's foreign minister insisted Sunday that only diplomacy can resolve the conflict with the US and Israel, even as President Trump publicly rejected Tehran's peace proposal while privately telling A
The U.S.-led Board of Peace has excluded UNRWA from Gaza’s reconstruction, asserting it will only work with trusted partners — a move aligning with long-standing Israeli demands and drawing criticism
British police arrested several men on explosives offences near RAF Fairford — a U.S. air base authorized for strikes on Iranian missile sites — and evacuated residents as Army bomb disposal experts e
Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich said the military should "go to war" in the occupied West Bank and "do there what we did in Gaza," as authorities imposed a week-long military closure for Suk
Sen. Jon Ossoff has emerged as a closely watched contender in early 2028 Democratic primary polling, but strategists warn his Jewish faith could become a political liability amid internal party tensio
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has proposed a national care service free at the point of use, warning that England's broken social care system will ultimately break the NHS without reform.
The Palestinian death toll from the Israel-Hamas war has surpassed 74,000, with Gaza's Health Ministry reporting 1,145 Palestinians killed since the October 10 ceasefire, which remains stalled on disa
Five Israeli opposition leaders met to coordinate strategy ahead of the October 27 Knesset elections, pledging to boost turnout and form a joint government to replace Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
European military experts warn Russia is actively planning targeted aggression against NATO to test alliance solidarity, citing recent incidents including a foiled drone plot at a German airport and a
Two giant pandas departed China's Chengdu for Zoo Atlanta on a 10-year loan — one of the few tangible outcomes from Xi Jinping's three-day summit with Donald Trump in Washington.
Ukrainian forces launched an overnight strike on the Ilsky Oil Refinery in Russia's Krasnodar region on Saturday, with Kyiv's military confirming a fire broke out at the facility it says helps fuel Mo
Taiwan's deputy foreign minister said the US 'very much' understands the island's defense needs against China's military buildup, even as Taipei waits for Trump's approval of a US$14 billion arms pack
A senior Taiwanese diplomat says the U.S. fully understands Taiwan's defense needs amid delays in approving a $14 billion arms sale, while Washington reaffirms its unchanged policy toward Taiwan despi
China dispatched two giant pandas from Chengdu to Zoo Atlanta on Sept 27, with the departure timed to coincide with Xi Jinping's Washington visit and framed as soft-power diplomacy after a summit the
India's Election Commission convened internally and issued a clarification insisting all Special Intensive Revision decisions were unanimous, pushing back against allegations of internal differences a
Trump rejected Iran's latest proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz as the UN General Assembly wrapped up with mixed diplomatic outcomes, while Russia and Germany re-engaged at high levels and China
Danish intelligence warned Russia could attack a NATO country within months as the Kremlin escalates hybrid warfare across Europe, where governments remain divided on how to respond.
Trump hosted Xi Jinping in Washington for nearly two days of pageantry, but the visit produced only a short rare-earths trade truce extension and left AI and Taiwan unresolved, highlighting the gap be
Hamas condemned the US-created Board of Peace for excluding UNRWA from Gaza operations, calling it alignment with Israel, while the Board publicly said UNRWA 'fails' its trust tests despite AP reporti
Danish intelligence warned Russia could attack a NATO country within months as the Kremlin escalates hybrid warfare across Europe, where governments remain divided on how to respond.
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