In a UN Day message, Erdogan called for a more just and inclusive Security Council, backed the UN80 initiative and renewed Turkey's bid to make Istanbul a UN hub.
Texans linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair wore the name of a Gaza toddler whose mother was killed on Wednesday on his eyeblack at Wembley. The NFL has fined him once this season and threatened to bench him, and the reported fine amounts
WASHINGTON — A president who fears the people resorts to cartoons. Donald Trump spent the weekend posting a juvenile AI fantasy that crowns him “King Trump,” straps him into a fighter jet,
GAZA CITY — The ceasefire that promised a narrow corridor out of a two-year war met its first real test of the ceasefire over the weekend, as airstrikes and a deadly clash
The first real test of the Gaza ceasefire arrived with explosions, broken glass and another stretch of bodies on hospital floors. Israeli warplanes struck across the enclave after an attack that the
Jerusalem — A ceasefire that Washington hails as “durable” is being held together by timetables and talking points while the machinery that would make it real still sputters. Britain has slipped a
KYIV — On day 1,332 of Russia’s full-scale war, the battlefield and the diplomacy table overlapped in dissonant ways. Overnight, Russian drones and missiles again pressed Ukraine’s power grid, leaving pockets of
Gaza City — The “pause” staggered into another day that felt less like a ceasefire and more like a timetable written in pencil. Families in Gaza tried to read a routine into
Gaza City — The Israel Palestine Conflict entered another precarious chapter this week as the first phase of a US-brokered ceasefire creaked forward while crucial crossing points stayed shut and humanitarian needs
Mascow — Russia Ukraine war day 1326: A predawn volley of drones and missiles lashed Ukraine’s energy grid and cities for the second straight weekend, plunging parts of the south into darkness
GAZA — Israel Palestine Conflict Day 680, the ceasefire that promised a pivot from war to recovery is straining under the weight of logistics, politics, and grief. In Israel, families are still
JERUSALEM — The deal that promised to stop the gunfire is being judged, in its first days, by what comes home under a white sheet. As dawn convoys from the International Committee
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