Global Pressure Mounts as UN Overwhelmingly Supports Ceasefire in Gaza
Only 10 nations, including the US, Israel, and Austria, voted against it, with 23, including the UK and Germany, choosing to abstain.
Zelensky’s Desperate Plea for Military Aid Faces Political Gridlock in Washington
The visit revealed the challenging political landscape he faces in trying to garner support for Ukraine’s defence.
Argentina Announces Bold Economic Measures, Including Currency Devaluation
One of the central components of the plan is a more than 50% devaluation of the Argentine peso against the US dollar.
UN General Assembly Overwhelmingly Demands Gaza Ceasefire, US and Israel Show Divisions
“The price of defeating Hamas cannot be the continuous suffering of all Palestinian civilians,” said Canada, Australia and New Zealand separately in a joint statement.
Deadly Militant Attack Targets Police Compound in Pakistan; Dozens Killed and Injured
In response to the assault, the military reported the killing of six attackers, with a total of 27 militants neutralised in subsequent operations in the area overnight.
Rishi Sunak Races to Secure Support for Controversial Rwanda Bill Ahead of Crucial Vote
The bill declares in UK law that Rwanda is a safe country for asylum seekers.
French Government Faces Crisis as Immigration Bill Defeated by United Opposition
The government contended that the bill aimed to control immigration while fostering better integration of migrants.
Landmark Verdict in Japan: Ex-Soldiers Found Guilty of Sexual Assault After Victim’s YouTube Revelation
Speaking out against sexual violence in Japan remains rare and taboo, but Gonoi’s courageous revelation sparked a national conversation.
Myanmar Surpasses Afghanistan as World’s Leading Opium Producer, UN Report Reveals
The shift is attributed to a significant drop in poppy cultivation in Afghanistan.
UN Climate Talks in Jeopardy As Nations Express Fury Over ‘Weak’ Fossil Fuel Draft Deal
The revised text aims to address the concerns raised by dissatisfied nations and pave the way for continued negotiations.
Israeli Defence Chief Resists Pressure To Halt Gaza Offensive, Says Campaign Will ‘Take Time’
Two months of airstrikes, coupled with a fierce ground invasion, have resulted in the deaths of over 17,000 Palestinians.
Ukraine President Zelensky Seeks Urgent US Aid in Washington Visit Amid Political Controversy
He is set to address the Senate on Tuesday morning.
Escalating Violence in Gaza Raises Concerns of Humanitarian Crisis and Mass Exodus
The death toll has risen to around 18,000 people, and the conflict shows no signs of abating.
Argentina’s New Far-Right President Promises Economic ‘Shock Treatment’ in Inaugural Speech
He emphasised that there is no alternative to austerity, asserting that it is necessary for the nation’s recovery.
UK Transfers Minehunter Ships To Ukraine
Despite the positive development, uncertainties remain regarding the entry of the vessels into the Black Sea
UK Home Office Allocates £700m For Management of Channel Crossings Until 2030
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak maintains that the new Rwanda treaty and associated legislation will deter small boats from reaching the UK.
University of Pennsylvania President Quits After Anti-Semitism Uproar
US universities have been accused of not keeping Jewish students safe from rising anti-Semitism amid Israel’s war in Gaza.
Heavy Fighting in south Gaza As Israel Presses Ahead with Renewed US Military and Diplomatic Support
Israel has faced rising international outrage and calls for a cease-fire after the killing of thousands of Palestinian civilians.
US Vetoes UN Resolution Backed By Many Nations Demanding Immediate Humanitarian Cease-Fire in Gaza
The vote in the 15-member council was 13-1, with the United Kingdom abstaining.
Israel Intensifies Gaza Bombardments, Including Areas Where It Told Civilians To Flee To
The latest strikes came a day after the US vetoed a UN resolution demanding an immediate humanitarian cease-fire in Gaza.
