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Costa Rica Downgrades Relations With Cuba, Closes Embassy in Havana

Citing human-rights abuses alongside worsening living conditions, San José pares ties to consular level.

Canada Deploys Consular Teams as Mexico Violence Follows Reported Cartel Leader’s Killing

Munich Security Conference Ends With Rubio Reassurance as Europe Pushes Defense Autonomy

China’s Top Court Overturns Death Sentence for Canadian Robert Schellenberg, Orders Retrial

Germany Seeks Deeper Minerals Partnership With Australia, Pushes EU Trade Deal This Year

China Urges Citizens to Avoid Japan During Spring Festival Travel

U.S. Weighs Naval Blockade to Cut Oil Shipments to Cuba, Report Says

Denmark Adds €20 Million to Ukraine Energy Aid as Dutch Support Rises to €133 Million

UK Steps Up Push Against Russia’s Shadow Fleet as US-Seized Tanker Enters Scottish Waters

Sweden Urges EU Ban on Maritime Services for Russian Energy in Next Sanctions Round

U.S. and Ukraine Weigh Reported $800 Billion Reconstruction and Security Deal for Davos

U.S. Clears Record $11.1 Billion Arms Package for Taiwan

Sweden to Shut Embassies in Bolivia, Liberia and Zimbabwe in 2026 to Shift Aid to Ukraine

Finland to Close Embassies in Pakistan, Afghanistan and Myanmar in 2026

White House Says Hungary's Russia Energy Waiver Lasts One Year

UK Poised to Trim Global Fund Pledge, Drawing Warnings Over Disease Deaths

South Korea Signals Sanctions Review After U.S. Targets North Korea’s Crypto Laundering

India Rejects OIC’s Kashmir Remarks, Says Bloc Lacks ‘Locus Standi’

State Department Plans Broad Expansion of Mexico City Policy, Targeting Gender Identity and DEI Funding Overseas

Pentagon Begins Drawdown of U.S. Iraq Mission, Shifts Focus to Syria