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China and the Philippines Escalate Dispute Over May Arrests

Public accusations, sanctions and reciprocal immigration actions risk further eroding bilateral cooperation.

Nauru to Open Embassy in Jerusalem

U.S. Refuses Visa for Russian Deputy Foreign Minister to Attend U.N. Security Council Meeting

Sheinbaum Denies Political Activity by Mexican Consulates, Questions Reported U.S. Review

Austria Expels Three Russian Diplomats Over Suspected Signals Spying in Vienna

Russia Accuses U.S. of Imposing Citizenship on Children of Its Diplomats

Brazil Orders U.S. Security Liaison to Leave After Washington Ousts PF Delegate

Russia Orders British Diplomat to Leave Over Espionage Allegations

South Africa Rebukes U.S. Envoy Over Court Remark as Diplomatic Fallout Grows

Russian Consulate in Isfahan Damaged by Blast Near Governor’s Office

U.S. and Venezuela Restore Diplomatic Ties as Washington Eyes Energy, Mining Openings

Cuba Shutters Embassy in Ecuador After Quito Expels Entire Diplomatic Mission

Ecuador Expels Cuban Ambassador and Entire Mission, Recalls Envoy From Havana

ICJ Extends Mexico–Ecuador Embassy Case, Sets New 2026–2027 Filing Dates

Venezuela’s Amnesty Rollout Faces Scrutiny as Official Tallies Clash With NGO Counts

Belgium Summons U.S. Ambassador Over Antisemitism Accusation as Envoy Tempers Remarks

U.S. Condemns South Africa After Reciprocal Diplomatic Expulsions With Israel

South Africa, Israel Expel Each Other’s Top Envoys After Protocol Dispute

EU Travel Limits for Russian Diplomats Take Hold as States Diverge on Enforcement

Brazil Assumes Custody of Mexico’s Embassy in Peru After Break in Relations