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U. S. Secretary of State Blinken received details of Ukraine's strategy to conclude the conflict with Russia. The plan, viewed positively by U.S. officials, awaits presentation to President Biden.
Microsoft reports escalating Russian disinformation attacks on Kamala Harris's campaign, featuring false videos circulating widely on social media. Multiple government-backed groups identified in ongoing election influence attempts.
Israeli officials warn of necessary military action to secure northern border. US diplomat visits as tensions rise with Hezbollah. Internal government disputes and diplomatic efforts for Gaza ceasefire continue.
Meta has banned Russian state media outlets globally, following U. S. sanctions. The move comes amid growing concerns about foreign interference in elections and the spread of disinformation.
US Ambassador to UN expresses concern over Israeli strikes on civilians in Gaza. Calls for changes in military operations amid ongoing humanitarian crisis and efforts for ceasefire.
U. S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken embarks on his tenth Middle East visit since the Gaza war began, focusing on refining a cease-fire proposal. The trip aims to advance negotiations amid complex regional dynamics.
U. S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken to visit Egypt for discussions on Gaza ceasefire and hostage release. Ongoing efforts face challenges amid humanitarian crisis and regional tensions.
U. S. State Department expresses dissatisfaction with Israel's initial findings on the killing of an American citizen during a West Bank protest, warning of potential further measures.
The United States has imposed sanctions on Georgian officials and far-right figures for their involvement in violent suppressions of protests against a controversial "foreign agent" law. The measures include financial sanctions and visa bans.
David Lin, a California pastor, returns to the U. S. after nearly two decades in Chinese prison. His release prompts renewed focus on other Americans detained abroad and religious freedom issues in China.
Iran's new government signals interest in Western reengagement despite sanctions and regional conflicts. President Pezeshkian faces domestic and international hurdles in his bid to end isolation.
Israeli airstrikes in Gaza result in casualties, while preparations for the funeral of a Turkish-American activist killed by Israeli forces are underway. Ongoing conflict highlights urgent need for diplomatic resolution.
US Secretary of State Blinken reveals RT's expanded role in cyber intelligence and influence operations. New sanctions target RT's parent companies to curb funding for covert activities globally.
Ukraine's foreign ministry reveals Russia's extensive use of Iranian-made Shahed drones in the ongoing conflict. U.S. warns of potential ballistic missile transfers, escalating tensions in the region.
U. S. State Department sanctions Russian media outlet RT for alleged military collaboration and fundraising. RT accused of expanding disinformation efforts and cyber operations beyond propaganda.
The U. S. imposes sanctions on 16 Venezuelan officials following alleged voter fraud. Edmundo Gonzalez, recognized as the election winner by the U.S., has fled to Spain amid threats of arrest.
Iran summoned European envoys over accusations of supplying missiles to Russia for use in Ukraine. The move comes amid new sanctions and heightened tensions between Iran and Western nations.
Iran calls in ambassadors from four European nations following accusations of missile transfers to Russia and new sanctions. Tehran denies claims, calling them "false and misleading".
Pokrovsk, a vital stronghold in eastern Ukraine, grapples with water and gas shortages amid Russian advances. US and UK pledge $1.5 billion in aid as Ukraine faces potential winter crisis.
U. S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken wraps up European tour, addressing Ukraine's requests for long-range strike capabilities. Western allies pledge additional aid while cautiously considering expanded weapon use policies.
U. S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is set to meet Polish officials in Warsaw to discuss Ukraine support and bolster defense cooperation. The visit follows his trip to Kyiv and comes amid ongoing regional security concerns.
Iran denies supplying missiles to Russia amid new sanctions. Mexico passes controversial judicial reforms. Harris and Trump clash on foreign policy in presidential debate. Typhoon Yagi devastates Vietnam.
The Biden administration has decided to provide Egypt with its full $1. 3 billion military aid package, reversing previous policy of withholding funds over human rights issues. The move comes as Egypt plays a crucial role in Gaza ceasefire efforts.
Aysenur Eygi, a Turkish American, was fatally shot during a protest in Beita. The incident has raised questions about IDF's rules of engagement and strained U.S.-Israel relations, prompting calls for an independent inquiry.
Biden administration waives human rights conditions on $1. 3 billion military aid to Egypt, citing national security interests and Egypt's role in Gaza ceasefire efforts. Decision sparks debate over human rights progress.
Kyiv experienced an air raid alarm during a visit by Western diplomats. A ballistic missile threat was reported, but the projectile was successfully intercepted over the Sumy region, with no reported damage or casualties.
Iran's foreign minister denies delivering ballistic missiles to Russia, criticizing new sanctions imposed by Western powers. The Kremlin dismisses reports of arms transfers, escalating tensions.
President Biden strongly criticizes Israel over the killing of a Turkish American activist in the West Bank, calling for prevention of such incidents. Recent airstrikes in Gaza and West Bank result in Palestinian casualties.
Blinken and Lammy arrive in Kyiv as Ukraine seeks approval for long-range missiles. The visit precedes talks between British PM and U.S. President, with Ukraine's defense capabilities high on the agenda.
U. S. Secretary of State Blinken and UK's Lammy arrive in Kyiv for high-level meetings. The visit comes at a critical juncture in the ongoing conflict, with Ukraine seeking expanded military capabilities.
