International
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Afghanistan Excluded From US Famine Reports, Raising Food Aid Concerns
Afghanistan’s removal from US famine reports raises concerns over food insecurity tracking and aid planning as the crisis deepens.
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Austria resumes direct deportations of Afghan nationals
Austria has resumed direct deportations to Afghanistan and Syria, sending back an Afghan man accused of multiple crimes.
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Russia Says Lavrov and Rubio May Meet at the UN
Russia says Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio may meet at the UN General Assembly…
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WHO Warns of Worsening Water and Disease Crisis in Gaza
WHO warns that water shortages and infectious diseases are worsening the humanitarian crisis in Gaza ahead of the rainy season.
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China Seeks Safeguards for Its Interests After US-Venezuela Oil Deal
China says its interests in Venezuela must be protected after a US-Venezuela oil deal that could shift oil exports away…
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USS Abraham Lincoln docks in Thailand after extended deployment
The USS Abraham Lincoln has docked in Thailand after more than 250 days at sea and a long deployment amid…
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USS Abraham Lincoln docks in Thailand after extended mission
The USS Abraham Lincoln docked in eastern Thailand after more than 250 days at sea and a prolonged deployment.
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Peru cuts diplomatic ties with Iran
Peru says it has cut diplomatic ties with Iran, citing provocative actions, regional tensions and concerns over the IAEA.
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China Refuses to Sign G20 Finance Meeting’s Final Statement
China refused to sign the G20 finance meeting's final statement as divisions over trade, Russia and supply chains surfaced.
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Putin Says Russia, Tajikistan in Close Coordination on Afghanistan
Putin says Russia and Tajikistan are closely coordinating on Afghanistan as security cooperation between Moscow and Dushanbe expands.