Colombia to Open Embassy in Ramallah, Strengthening Ties with Palestine
Colombia announces the opening of an embassy in Ramallah, strengthening its ties with Palestine amid rising tensions in the Middle East.
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Colombia announces the opening of an embassy in Ramallah, strengthening its ties with Palestine amid rising tensions in the Middle East.
Israel’s UN ambassador shredded the UN Charter moments before a resolution supporting Palestine’s full UN membership passed, raising questions about respect for international institutions.
Capital flows between the Chinese mainland and the Middle East are surging due to a shift from G7 to E7 economies and the opening up of Asian markets, according to APCO MENA’s senior director.
The UN General Assembly’s resolution backing Palestine’s qualifications for full UN membership marks a significant development in the pursuit of Palestinian statehood.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has expressed China’s support for Palestinian reconciliation and regional peace, calling for dialogue among Palestinian factions and emphasizing China’s role in promoting stability.
China has expressed deep concern over Israel’s ongoing air strikes in Syria, warning that such actions violate Syria’s sovereignty and risk escalating tensions in the region, according to UN envoy Geng Shuang.
The humanitarian crisis in Gaza calls for urgent attention to its root causes. Addressing underlying issues is essential for lasting peace and stability in the region.
Despite reports of explosions near Isfahan, Tehran residents report normal life continues with calm streets and routine activities.
China reaffirms its support for Palestine’s bid for full UN membership after a US veto blocks the resolution. The Chinese Foreign Ministry calls for a ceasefire in Gaza and the implementation of the two-state solution.
China calls for immediate ceasefire in the Gaza conflict and pledges to play a constructive role in resolving the Middle East issue, according to the Chinese Foreign Ministry.
Annelle Sheline, a State Department official, resigns over U.S. Gaza policy, citing her inability to support the administration’s stance.
The U.S. faces a diplomatic setback as its Gaza ceasefire proposal is rejected by the UN Security Council. Russia and China vetoed the resolution, highlighting divisions over addressing the conflict.
Refugees in Rafah, Gaza’s southernmost town, face extreme shortages as Israel signals an imminent ground operation. The international community watches with deep concern.
Gazans in Rafah face an unpredictable future as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announces plans for troops to enter the city, causing widespread concern and fear among residents.
The upcoming Munich Security Conference may offer a pathway to peace in the Middle East by fostering critical dialogue among global leaders amidst escalating regional tensions.
Western policies in the Middle East have long overlooked the region’s interests, leading to growing discontent across the Global South. This article examines historical events shaping this perspective.
Escalating tensions in the Red Sea following U.S. and U.K. naval strikes on Yemen’s Houthi positions threaten regional stability and global trade, prompting calls for de-escalation and diplomatic solutions.
Spain reaffirms its decision not to join the U.S.-led naval coalition in the Red Sea, despite increasing pressure from Washington.
The death toll in Gaza has risen sharply to over 21,000 amid ongoing Israeli attacks since October 7. An aid convoy was reportedly attacked by Israeli soldiers, raising concerns over humanitarian access.
Israeli military chief Herzl Halevi predicts the Gaza conflict will persist for many more months as casualties continue to rise amid intensified operations.