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U.S. Revokes Visas of Three Chilean Officials Over Telecom Security Allegations

Chile lodges a protest, summoning the U.S. ambassador for an explanation.

Belarus Says U.S. Denied Visas for Inaugural Board of Peace Meeting

Trump Rebukes UK–Mauritius Chagos Deal as State Department Presses Ahead With Talks

Trump Says Decision Near on New Taiwan Arms as He Discusses Issue With Xi

Ukraine Slaps 10-Year Sanctions on Belarus’s Lukashenko Over Support for Russia’s War

U.S. Names Riley Barnes Special Coordinator for Tibetan Issues as China Condemns Interference

Qatar’s Prime Minister Visits Caracas as Doha Courts Mediator Role

Japan Records First Drop in Foreign Visitors Since 2022 as Chinese Arrivals Plunge

Rubio in Budapest Reaffirms Tough Visa Revocations, Signs Nuclear Cooperation Deal

UN Panel Denounces Disinformation in Attacks on Francesca Albanese

Germany Says It Has No Air-Defense Missiles Left to Send to Ukraine

Graham Says U.S. Decision on Iran Action Is Weeks Away, Cites Tight U.S.-Israel Coordination

Japan Lodges Stern Protest After Wang Yi Warns of 'Return to Militarism'

Russia, Ukraine and U.S. Set Geneva Talks for Feb. 17–18

Starmer Leads UK at Munich Security Conference as Domestic Turmoil Persists

France Leads Push for UN’s Albanese to Resign as Germany, Austria and Italy Join Criticism

Gaza Probe Says Thousands ‘Evaporated’ in Strikes Linked to US-Made Bombs

Greece and Turkey Pledge to Keep Talking, Sign Six Cooperation MoUs in Ankara

EU to Set Out Demands for Russia in Any Ukraine Deal, Kallas Says

Russia Says It Will Honor New START Caps if U.S. Does After Treaty Expires