Morning Brief

Israeli leaders get a chance to see the long-awaited peace proposal at the White House next week.

Disagreements between Poland and Russia cast a shadow over the World Holocaust Forum in Jerusalem.

With a new respiratory illness spreading in China and beyond, the World Health Organization has called an expert panel to meet today.

The U.S. president’s advisors see the World Economic Forum as a chance to show that he’s committed to his duties.

Amid political and economic crisis, anti-government protesters and riot police clashed in Beirut over the weekend.

After failed efforts in Moscow, European powers hope for a peace deal in Berlin.

After a sudden constitutional shake-up, the Russian president is poised to keep a leading role in the country’s politics.

Britain, France, and Germany trigger a last-ditch mechanism, desperate to bring Iran back in line with the 2015 nuclear deal.

The United States is again punishing Maduro’s regime, arguing it moved to take over the legislature.

Iranian demonstrators are ramping up pressure on the government after it admitted the military mistakenly shot down a commercial plane last week.

Taiwanese voters go to the polls in an election that politicians say is all about China.

After more than a month of walkouts, French unions and the government haven’t reached a compromise over planned pension reform.