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Philippine President Pardons Mary Jane Veloso

The decision ends a years-long diplomatic dispute by placing final authority over her fate with Manila.

Cuneiform Fragment From Treaty of Kadesh Identified at Hattusa

Unnamed Israeli Ex‑Soldier Leaves India After Criminal Complaint Filed

Netanyahu Tours Western Wall Tunnels as Hundreds of Settlers Enter Al‑Aqsa During Yom Kippur

Caribbean Leaders Shift From Advocacy to Legal Strategy in Push for UK Slave Reparations

U.S. Bars Mahmoud Abbas From UN General Assembly Again While Clearing Limited Iranian Delegation

U.S. Bars Palestinian Leaders From UN General Assembly

U.S. Announces Targeted Visa Restrictions Over South Africa Land and Race Policies

Western States Move to Penalize West Bank Settlements as Israel Cuts Ties With Britain

UK Announces Ban on Goods From Israeli Settlements and New Sanctions, Israel Responds With Diplomatic Retaliation

Israel Says It Has Cleared Ali Taher Ridge After Destroying Hezbollah Tunnel Network

UK Leads Coalition to Ban Imports From West Bank Settlements

Jamaica Files Petition to King Charles to Seek Legal Ruling on Slavery Reparations

Caribbean Delegation Prepares to Ask King Charles for Privy Council Opinion on Slavery Reparations

UN Report Says Transnational Networks Are Fueling Sudan War

U.S. Yearlong Boat Strikes Prompt U.N. Call for Independent Probe

U.N. Committee Says 182 Countries Must Address Harms of Transatlantic Slave Trade

Settlers Storm Qusra After Nearly Three‑Week Siege as Israeli Forces Move In

Finland Will End Its €20 Million Funding Agreement With UNRWA

UK Government Readies Ban on Goods from Israeli Settlements and Targeted Sanctions