Senior UN officials warned the Security Council that Ukraine’s civilian crisis is worsening as large-scale Russian strikes continue to devastate infrastructure and communities. Member states clashed sharply over responsibility, with European nations condemning Moscow, China urging negotiations without sanctions, and Russia denying civilian targeting. The divide underscored the gap between diplomatic rhetoric and the urgent humanitarian reality on the ground.

The U.S. has placed 19 nationalities under heightened scrutiny after the DC Guardsmen shooting, triggering its widest immigration review in years. As Europe simultaneously hardens asylum rules, UN officials warn that major democracies are shifting toward deterrence-first systems that threaten long-standing refugee protections.

The U.S. finally drops the diplomatic blindfold, targeting the Muslim Brotherhood branches in Lebanon, Jordan, and Egypt. One executive order later, and the decades-long camouflage operation begins to crumble. With Qatar and Turkey suddenly under the spotlight, and Europe nervously checking its calendar for 2026, the Brotherhood’s theater production is running out of acts—and out of exits.

France, Germany, and the UK have accused Iran of breaching its nuclear commitments and triggered the UN’s snapback mechanism. Unless the Security Council acts within 30 days, all pre-2015 sanctions will automatically return, reinstating arms, missile, and financial restrictions. Russia and China are circulating a draft resolution for a technical extension, but it faces certain vetoes.

Arson attacks cripple France's high-speed rail network hours before the Olympics, disrupting travel and delaying athletes.

Despite its pivotal role in global security, NATO faces significant challenges in readiness and operational effectiveness, especially in tod

UN adopts resolution designating July 11 as the International Day of Reflection for the 1995 Srebrenica genocide amid significant controvers

At the UN Security Council, Christian Schmidt highlights Dayton Agreement's role in Bosnia's EU journey amid challenges from Republika Srpsk

Speaking before the United Nations’ annual “General Debate” in New York, Georgia’s Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili acknowledged the recen

Kazakhstan, a former Soviet republic with a substantial but dwindling Russian population, is split from Russia over Ukraine. Kazakhstan's au