Israel Vows ‘No Exceptions’ in Gaza as Ceasefire Talks Stall
Israeli PM Netanyahu vows to achieve Gaza war goals ‘without exception’ as ceasefire talks collapse and international mediators push for a two-state solution.
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Israeli PM Netanyahu vows to achieve Gaza war goals ‘without exception’ as ceasefire talks collapse and international mediators push for a two-state solution.
US President Trump renews tariff threats against India over Russian oil imports, sparking tensions as New Delhi vows to protect its economic interests.
Suspended Thai PM Paetongtarn Shinawatra submits defense against ethics violations as court deadline passes, amid resignation rumors.
Xi Jinping emphasizes socialist modernization and high-quality development in China’s 15th Five-Year Plan, shaping Asia’s economic future.
A 472 sq km wildfire in Arizona’s Grand Canyon National Park challenges firefighters amid dry conditions, with containment at 12% as of Sunday.
Tens of thousands marched across Sydney Harbour Bridge demanding an end to Gaza conflict and famine, with simultaneous rallies in Melbourne.
Spanish economist Sergi Basco warns the EU’s new tariff deal with the U.S. may disproportionately harm Germany and Spain, citing weak negotiation tactics and economic risks.
South Korea begins removing border loudspeakers aimed at DPRK, signaling efforts to ease tensions and promote peace on the Korean Peninsula.
Israeli PM Netanyahu urges ICRC to aid Gaza hostages after distressing videos surface. Hamas offers access in exchange for humanitarian corridors as protests escalate.
U.S. President Trump hints at Special Envoy Steve Witkoff’s potential Russia visit, warning of sanctions if Moscow rejects Ukraine ceasefire by Friday.
US President Trump plans to appoint new leaders at the Bureau of Labor Statistics and Federal Reserve, citing concerns over jobs data accuracy and central bank policies.
Washington’s ‘Charm of the East’ event blended Chinese cultural heritage with vegetarian cuisine, attracting diplomats from 60 countries to the Library of Congress.
At least 68 dead and 74 missing after a migrant boat capsizes off Yemen’s coast, highlighting risks of irregular migration amid Yemen’s humanitarian crisis.
U.S. universities face federal funding cuts as the Trump administration targets UCLA over compliance issues, raising concerns for global research collaborations.
A federal judge halts a Trump-era law blocking Medicaid funds to abortion clinics, sparking debates on reproductive rights and healthcare access.
Experts question Trump’s proposed drug tariffs, citing global supply chain complexities and high U.S. production costs. Industry investments may not lower prices or boost security.
Brazil and India reject U.S. demands to halt Russian oil imports, emphasizing sovereignty and market stability amid escalating economic pressures.
Erenhot Port hits 20,000 China-Europe freight trains, boosting trade with high-value goods and expanded routes across Asia and Europe.
U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff outlines a Gaza reconstruction plan aiming to end the conflict, as Hamas insists on Palestinian statehood for disarmament.
Iran fully reopens airspace following ceasefire with Israel, restoring flight operations to pre-conflict levels. Mehrabad Airport resumes 24/7 service.