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
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
Bogotá — The United States’ cancellation of Colombian President Gustavo Petro’s entry visa set off the sharpest rupture in years between Washington and Bogotá, converting a long, often pragmatic partnership into an
Cairo — Hamas said on Saturday that it has not been presented with any formal plan from Washington to halt the war in Gaza, even as Israeli forces pushed deeper into Gaza
Gaza City — The morning broke with the sound of proximity: drones tracing circles at roof height, the percussive thud of artillery, the rush to stairwells that are no longer safe. By
New York — The applause never quite gathered. As Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu walked to the rostrum of the United Nations General Assembly on Friday, rows of seats emptied in visible
Gaza — Russia-Ukraine war day 1311, unfolded as a ledger of strikes and counterstrikes, border incidents, and political gambits stretching from the lower Dnipro to Brussels and back to Moscow. Ukraine absorbed
New York — The United Nations Security Council on Friday rejected a last-ditch motion by Russia and China to postpone the reimposition of sanctions on Iran, clearing the way for a full
Paris — France’s most polarizing modern leader walked into a stone courtroom and heard the word that will define him for decades. Guilty. On Thursday, the Paris Criminal Court handed former President
New York — The bombardment began again before dawn. By midday Friday, rescue teams in central and northern Gaza were dragging bodies from pulverized homes as Israeli jets and artillery renewed strikes
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