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Top Diplomats from Russia and Germany Hold First Talks at UN Since Ukraine Invasion
The foreign ministers of Russia and Germany held their first meeting since the 2022 invasion of Ukraine on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly, discussing bilateral ties, security concerns, and Black Sea grain exports.
Netanyahu Slams Israeli Opposition Leaders Over Unified Election Strategy
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticized opposition leaders for coordinating a unified strategy ahead of the October 27 Knesset elections, while figures like Naftali Bennett expressed optimism about forming a new government.
Trump Dismisses Iran's Proposal to Reopen Strait of Hormuz as Tehran Awaits Formal Response
US President Donald Trump has rejected Iran's latest proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, calling the terms unacceptable while Tehran awaits a formal response through mediators.
Trump Administration Cancels $810 Million in Refugee and Immigrant Funding in Move Bypassing Congress
The Trump administration is seeking to cancel $810 million in funding for refugees, immigrants, and other services through a pocket rescission, drawing sharp criticism from lawmakers who argue the move is illegal.
Trump Dodges Question on Patriot Missile Production for Ukraine Amid Push for Peace Deal
President Donald Trump declined to clarify whether Ukraine will receive a license to manufacture Patriot missiles, instead emphasizing the need for a negotiated peace deal with Russia.
Northern Ireland High Court Clears Way for Orange Order March Through Garvaghy Road
Northern Ireland's High Court has allowed an Orange Order march through a Catholic area of Portadown for the first time in 28 years, reigniting a long-standing sectarian dispute.
UAE President Sheikh Mohamed Discusses Strengthening Bilateral Ties with Uzbek Official Saida Mirziyoyeva
President Sheikh Mohamed met with Saida Mirziyoyeva in Abu Dhabi to discuss strengthening bilateral ties and expanding co-operation across multiple sectors between the UAE and Uzbekistan.
Ethiopian Military Vows Restraint as Renewed Fighting Sparks Civil War Fears
Ethiopia's federal military has pledged to respond with restraint as a new offensive by armed groups threatens the 2022 peace agreement and sparks fears of a renewed civil war.
Fading Health and Family Anguish: The Plight of Detained Tunisian Flotilla Activists
Families of detained Tunisian activists from the Sumud Flotilla face emotional distress and worsening health conditions of their imprisoned relatives amid ongoing pretrial detentions and hunger strikes.
German and Russian Foreign Ministers Hold Rare Talks in New York Amid Heightened Tensions
German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov held rare talks at the United Nations General Assembly, discussing bilateral relations, Ukraine, and Black Sea grain exports.
Venezuela Releases 39 Political Prisoners Following US-Backed Talks
Venezuela has released 39 political prisoners following US-backed talks between the interim government and the opposition, according to human rights groups.
Iran Shifts Focus to Mediators as Pezeshkian Declares Loss of Trust in Washington
Araghchi awaits responses from mediators regarding Hormuz while bypassing Trump, as Pezeshkian states Iran has lost trust in negotiations with Washington.
Iran Expresses Deep Distrust in Future Negotiations With Washington, Says Pezeshkian
Pezeshkian states that Iran no longer trusts talks with Washington amidst student protests disrupting an NVIDIA AI climate panel.
Unraveling the Roots of Recurring Conflict Between Pakistan and Afghanistan
Despite initial optimism following the 2021 Taliban takeover, relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan have fractured over allegations of harboring militant groups, raising concerns about the fallout of ongoing violence.
Hamas Condemns Board of Peace Decision to Exclude UNRWA from Gaza Operations
Hamas has criticized the Board of Peace for refusing to work with UNRWA in Gaza, calling the decision an alignment with Israeli efforts to end the agency's operations.
Thousands Rally in Madrid to Condemn Spanish Government's Handling of Ceuta Migrant Crisis
Thousands of protesters rallied in Madrid to condemn the Spanish government's handling of the recent migrant crisis in Ceuta, demanding early elections and stricter border enforcement.
Colombia Signals Shift Toward Washington by Extraditing Armed Group Leader to US
Colombia's President Abelardo de la Espriella has extradited alleged drug trafficking leader Geovany Andres Rojas to the United States, shifting the country's security policy toward closer alignment with Washington.
Cuba Targets US at the United Nations Over Humanitarian Hardship
Cuba accuses the United States at the United Nations of deliberately causing humanitarian suffering, according to a recent video report.
Cuba Condemns US at UN Over Intentional Humanitarian Suffering
Cuba accused the US at the UN of deliberately causing humanitarian suffering as pro-Palestine protesters marched on the Labour conference.
UN Human Rights Expert Warns of Severe Impartiality Flaws in Sudanese Investigation Committee
A UN human rights expert has criticized a Sudanese investigation committee for heavily favoring cases against the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces while largely ignoring abuses by the Sudanese Armed Forces.
Venezuela Government and Opposition Commit to Judicial Reform Talks
Venezuela's interim government and the political opposition have agreed to work toward judicial reforms and top court restructuring during their second round of dialogue in Caracas.
Deadly Cross-Border Strikes Leave At Least 10 Dead as US Pushes for Peace Talks
At least 10 people were killed in a fresh wave of Russian and Ukrainian cross-border attacks as international efforts for peace talks continue. Meanwhile, diplomatic tensions rise over accusations of European obstruction in negotiations.
Thousands of Students Stage Demonstrations Against German Military Conscription
Thousands of students have organized protests against German military conscription, while a separate video highlights a disabled girl's plea for wheelchairs to enter Gaza.
One Year After UK Recognition, Palestinian Statehood Push Yields Real Policy Shifts
One year after the UK recognized the State of Palestine, new trade restrictions and sanctions against Israeli settlements mark a significant shift from rhetoric to concrete policy.