World Brief

Switzerland is furious, Taiwan feels cheated, and several others refuse to give up hope for better trade deals.

Gaza’s humanitarian crisis is fueling anger toward the White House’s continued support for Israel.

The White House also warns of an additional “penalty” due to New Delhi’s trade relationship with Moscow.

The announcement comes as a global hunger authority warns of famine across Gaza.

The U.S. president’s comments mark one of his toughest criticisms yet of Israel’s war.

Foreign pressure to end the war is mounting as Gaza’s hunger crisis worsens.

Foreign powers fear that Bangkok and Phnom Penh are hurtling toward open warfare.

Significant breakthrough is unlikely, as neither side appears willing to soften their demands.

The joint statement calls the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation “dangerous” and accuses Israel of depriving Palestinians of human dignity.

The prime minister is prioritizing trade talks with the United States and curbing inflation.

European nations aim to stem the flow of foreign funding for Moscow’s war machine.

Although few new faces are entering higher office, the shifting seats signal Kyiv’s efforts to woo Washington.

Authorities hope the deal will prevent Syria from sliding into a wider regional conflict with Israel.

The move narrows Netanyahu’s parliamentary majority to just one seat.

The White House also announced that it would send additional weapons to Ukraine via NATO.