Tehran — The bombardment of Gaza City intensified on Monday even as Benjamin Netanyahu arrived at the White House for talks with Donald Trump over a U.S.-drafted framework to end the war.
Kyiv — The night bled into morning under the thud of intercepts and the whine of generators. In one of the heaviest combined barrages of the war, Russia sent waves of missiles
Tehran — Donald Trump is betting that momentum and optics can do what 21 months of grinding war, failed truces, and serial “frameworks” could not: force a pivot from siege to settlement
Khan Younis — The war followed people even as they fled. Hours after families left cramped classrooms and tarpaulin tents to hunt for bread or a phone charge, blasts again tore through
Kyiv — Day 1,312 of the Russia–Ukraine war unfolded as a study in pressure and adaptation, with Ukraine extending its long-range campaign against Russian energy infrastructure, Moscow claiming incremental gains on the
Gaza City — The arithmetic of Gaza’s war is now a ledger of mass death, hunger, and flight. This weekend, the Health Ministry in the enclave said the toll of Palestinians killed
Bogotá — The United States moved to revoke the visa of Colombian President Gustavo Petro after he joined a surging pro-Palestinian demonstration outside the United Nations in Manhattan and told American servicemembers
Tehran — Iran’s foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi, has formally told the United Nations that any attempt to revive Security Council sanctions terminated under Resolution 2231 is illegitimate, a statement that lays bare
Bogotá — The United States chose a theatrical moment to flex its gatekeeping power. On the margins of United Nations week in New York, Washington revoked the visa of Colombia’s President Gustavo
Tehran — Iran framed the impending return of United Nations sanctions as a political ritual rather than an existential turning point, casting European capitals and Washington as the authors of an avoidable
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