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China Sentences Citizen Journalist Zhang Zhan to Four More Years Over “Provoking Trouble”

Rights groups describe a closed hearing that barred diplomats, with no public explanation of the alleged offenses.

Kim Says North Korea Open to U.S. Talks if Denuclearization Demand Is Dropped

Ukraine Says It Repelled Massive Drone-Missile Barrage as Estonia Airspace Dispute Reaches U.N.

UN General Assembly Opens 80th Session With Gaza and Palestinian Statehood in Focus

Al-Sharaa Becomes First Syrian President in Nearly 60 Years to Attend U.N. General Assembly

Pakistan Presses CPEC 2.0 Into Execution Ahead of Beijing JCC Meeting

French Mayors Defy Flag Ban Ahead of Planned Palestinian State Recognition at the UN

Insiders Report Sharp Transparency Decline at State as Rubio’s Overhaul Takes Hold

Iran Suspends IAEA Cooperation as UN Sanctions Set to Snap Back

Reports Say King Charles and Queen Camilla to Visit Vatican in October for First Meeting With Pope Leo XIV

Senate Bipartisan Plan Would Channel Frozen Russian Assets to Ukraine on 90‑Day Schedule

Kyiv Presses Post-Ceasefire Security Guarantees as Finland’s Stubb Calls for Credible Deterrent

White House Outlines U.S.-Led TikTok Plan After Trump–Xi Call

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British Couple Freed by Taliban Return to UK After Qatari Mediation

U.S. Ambassador Rebukes Canadian 'Elbows Up' Rhetoric, Says Bigger Deal Is Off the Table

Senate Confirms Mike Waltz as U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Ahead of General Assembly

Lithuania Deepens Ukraine Support With €1 Billion Pledge, Kyiv Office and Push for Air Defenses

France Cuts Counterterrorism Ties With Mali, Expels Two Malian Diplomats

UN General Assembly Approves Virtual Address by Abbas After U.S. Visa Denial

Senate Confirms Kimberly Guilfoyle as U.S. Ambassador to Greece