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Israel Finalizes 19 New West Bank Settlements, Reinstating Two Dismantled in 2005

The move undercuts U.S.-backed diplomacy that envisions a path to Palestinian statehood.

Israel Approves 19 More West Bank Settlements, Lifting Total to About 210

Netanyahu Says He Will Visit New York 'Soon' Despite Mayor-Elect Mamdani’s Arrest Pledge

U.S. Blocks Visas for Two Honduran Election Officials Over Alleged Recount Obstruction

UK Sanctions Six Syrian Figures and Three Militias Over Attacks on Civilians

European Parliament Backs EU Fund to Help Residents Access Abortion Care Abroad

Israel Legalizes 19 West Bank Outposts, Including Two Evacuated in 2005

State Department Orders Tougher Visa Screening for Fact-Checkers and Content Moderators Under 'Censorship' Policy

African Leaders in Algiers Press AU Drive to Criminalize Colonialism and Seek Reparations

Amnesty Says Israeli Genocide in Gaza Persists Despite Ceasefire

EU Court Orders All Member States to Recognize Same‑Sex Marriages Valid in Other EU Countries

U.S.- and Israel-Backed Gaza Aid Group Closes, Handing Off to U.S. Coordination Center

Yogi Adityanath Opens Global Chief Justices Summit, Says Education Must Lead World Priorities

Singapore Sanctions Four Far-Right Israeli Settlers, Bars Entry Over West Bank Violence

DOJ Overruled SOUTHCOM JAG on Boat Strike Legality as Pentagon Denies Objections

Ukraine Processes 50 People Deported From the U.S. via Poland

U.S. and Russia Hold Exploratory Talks on Potential Prisoner Swap

DHS Publishes Ecuador Transfer Pact for Some U.S. Asylum Seekers

U.S. Reviewed Intel That Israeli Officials Discussed Using Palestinians as Human Shields in Gaza

U.S.–Venezuela Standoff Deepens With Carrier Deployment as Europe Withholds Intel