Ukraine may drop its NATO bid for binding Western security guarantees to advance peace talks and deter Russia.
Ukraine may drop its NATO bid for binding Western security guarantees to advance peace talks and deter Russia.
Belarus freed 123 prisoners and gained US potash sanctions relief after diplomatic talks.
Hong Kong’s court will soon rule in the national security trial of Jimmy Lai, charged with foreign collusion and sedition, amid concerns over his prolonged detention and health.
The US House advanced a bill in December 2025 to repeal heavy Caesar Act sanctions on Syria, aiming to support Syria's economic recovery after the civil war and the fall of Bashar al-Assad.
The Gaza ceasefire is advancing to its second phase, though initial terms fell short as Israel restricts aid and conducts strikes, causing continued Palestinian casualties.
Climate scientist Bob Watson links recent Asian floods to human-driven climate change, warning of worsening extreme weather without prompt intervention.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy stated readiness to hold elections within 60-90 days if the US and allies can guarantee election security during ongoing martial law conditions.
Tanzania tightened security and banned protests after the disputed October elections, amid reports of violent crackdowns and human rights concerns.
Democrat Eileen Higgins is favored to win Miami’s mayoral runoff against Trump-backed Republican Emilio Gonzalez, potentially breaking a nearly 30-year Republican hold on the office.
Ali Muhammad Ali Abd-Al-Rahman received a 20-year prison sentence from the ICC for 31 counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity in Sudan's Darfur region.
Yemen’s Southern Transition Council has declared control over southern Yemen, causing fears of an independence bid and government collapse in the south.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis labeled Muslim civil rights group CAIR a foreign terrorist organisation, imposing restrictions amid ongoing legal challenges and political controversy.