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Eight Muslim-Majority States Urge Israel to Reopen Al-Aqsa as Ramadan Curbs Enter Second Week

The coordinated protest challenges Israel's wartime shutdown as a breach of the site's long-standing status quo.

Ecuador Lifts Tariffs on Colombian Imports to 50% as Trade Rift Deepens

French Lawyers File Complaint as Paris Seeks UN Rapporteur Francesca Albanese’s Resignation

India Says It Will Act If Resurfaced Trump–Modi Video Is Authentic

Kenya’s Foreign Minister Plans Moscow Trip to Halt Recruitment of Kenyans for Russia’s War in Ukraine

New START Expires as U.S. and Russia Explore Short-Term Extension

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

Trump Says Putin Agreed to Kyiv Strike Pause, Ukraine Sees Brief Drop in Energy Attacks

India Reaffirms Solidarity With Israel, Welcomes Gaza Peace Plan Progress at Holocaust Event

China Begins Moving Disputed Yellow Sea Platform; Seoul Calls It Meaningful Progress

Brazil Takes Over Mexico's Diplomatic Representation in Peru

Russian Envoy Says Denmark Threatened to Seize Embassy Property in Copenhagen

UN Security Council Convenes on Iran as U.S. Says 'All Options Are on the Table'

Pakistan Rebukes Doval Over 'Avenge History' Speech as India Calls Reaction 'Strategic Anxiety'

India Eyes Iran Unrest Warily as U.S. Signals Fuel Talk of a Pahlavi Return

Kazakhstan Seeks Protection for Black Sea Oil Shipping After Drone Strikes as Russia Blames Ukraine

Trump Sets Washington Meeting With María Corina Machado as U.S. Tests Return to Caracas

India Warns of ‘Disturbing Pattern’ in Bangladesh Minority Attacks as Global Pressure Mounts

Carney to Visit China Jan. 13–17 for Trade, Energy and Security Talks

EU–Jordan Summit Sets Investment Drive and Security Dialogue to Deepen €3 Billion Partnership