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On Kazakhstan’s Day of Remembrance, President Tokayev led a solemn tribute at the ALZHIR Memorial, honoring victims of Soviet-era repression and famine. Once a site of suffering, Kazakhstan now champions interfaith dialogue and nuclear disarmament—turning its painful past into a call for peace, tolerance, and global cooperation.

The U.S. vetoed a UN Security Council resolution demanding a permanent ceasefire in Gaza, blocking a measure backed by 14 other members. The vote exposed deep divisions on global accountability and multilateral failure, as humanitarian conditions in Gaza continue to deteriorate. Critics condemned the move as shielding Israeli actions and politicizing aid, while others warned the cost of inaction will be measured in civilian lives.

At UN headquarters, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari warned that peace between nuclear neighbors Pakistan and India hangs by a thread. He condemned India’s strikes as illegal, urged dialogue over escalation, and called out the global double standard in how terrorism is politicized. “We can’t let non-state actors decide the fate of 1.7 billion people,” he said. His message: talk, before it’s too late.

In a significant diplomatic development, the United Kingdom has officially endorsed Morocco’s autonomy plan for Western Sahara as the most credible and pragmatic path to resolving the decades-long conflict. The joint communiqué, signed in Rabat, signals a strategic shift in UK foreign policy and deepens bilateral ties amid growing international support for Morocco’s regional approach.

Bahrain, Colombia, the DRC, Latvia, and Liberia have been elected to the UN Security Council for 2026–2027. In an exclusive exchange with ATN News, Bahrain’s Foreign Minister addressed concerns over Iran’s nuclear enrichment, pledging support for a region free of nuclear weapons and committed to peaceful negotiations.

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In the heart of Hollywood, the Hollywood Museum preserves more than film history—it safeguards America’s cultural soul. Housed in the historic Max Factor Building, the museum features over 10,000 artifacts, including the world’s largest Marilyn Monroe exhibit. Founded by Donelle Dadigan, it's a tribute to the glamour, artistry, and legacy that defined generations. A must-see for anyone seeking the true spirit of Hollywood and Americana.