World Brief

Where once the White House appeared inclined to sell the weapons to Kyiv, Trump seems to be reconsidering.

Bargaining with the president’s pension reform plan may not secure the support that Paris needs to pass a budget.

Israel has threatened to withhold humanitarian aid deliveries into Gaza over Hamas’s slow return efforts.

The incident comes days after a cease-fire went into effect in Gaza.

The next 72 hours are expected to see a hostage-prisoner swap, more aid entering Gaza, and a slew of diplomatic meetings.

Israel and Hamas agreed to swap hostages and prisoners, laying the groundwork for a more comprehensive cease-fire.

But several points of contention remain, even as new high-level negotiators join the fray.

Indirect peace talks are igniting new hopes of an end to the conflict.

Hamas is seeking guarantees that Israel will not restart its military campaign once the group frees its remaining hostages.

The incident has further highlighted the immediacy of Gaza’s humanitarian crisis.

Hundreds of activists, including Greta Thunberg, face deportation to Europe.

The European Union is hoping that a network of sensors and weapons will prevent Russian drones from violating European airspace.

More than a million Rohingya refugees are displaced in Bangladesh.

Hamas is likely to contest several points of the proposal.

Dozens of nations boycotted the prime minister’s address, capping off a disappointing week for Israel.