Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has agreed to join a newly proposed international body called the “Board of Peace,” following an invitation from former US President Donald Trump. Netanyahu’s office confirmed the decision on Wednesday, describing the board as a global initiative that will bring together influential leaders to address conflicts and promote long-term stability. […]
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New Zealand and Slovakia have temporarily closed their embassies in Tehran, citing a sharp decline in security conditions and growing concerns over potential escalation in Iran. Both countries confirmed that their diplomats have been safely evacuated as a precautionary measure. New Zealand’s Foreign Ministry said its diplomatic staff departed Iran overnight using commercial flights. Embassy […]
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France has begun quietly coordinating with its closest partners on how they might respond if the United States proceeds with a possible move to take control of Greenland, French Foreign Affairs Minister Jean-Noël Barrot said on Wednesday. According to Barrot, the discussion is not theoretical. He confirmed that the matter would be formally brought up […]
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South Korean President Lee Jae Myung has called on Chinese President Xi Jinping to help bring North Korea back into dialogue and slow the momentum of its nuclear ambitions. Speaking at the end of a rare state visit to China — the first by a South Korean leader in six years — Lee said that […]
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The United States announced that temporary flight restrictions over parts of the Caribbean—introduced after its military operation in Venezuela—expired at midnight ET (1pm Malaysian time). Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy confirmed that airlines were officially allowed to resume flights, with major carriers working quickly to update schedules. The restrictions led to hundreds of cancelled flights following […]
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