World Brief

New Delhi has accused Islamabad of backing the militant Kashmir Resistance group.

The outline slashes programs dedicated to peace and democracy promotion as well as cuts hundreds of jobs.

Despite a Supreme Court order, the White House remains opposed to facilitating the Maryland resident’s return.

This was the first time that the United States targeted an oil facility in Yemen, marking a major escalation in the conflict.

U.S., French, and Ukrainian officials meet in Paris for discussions on how to end the Russia-Ukraine war.

However, some are worried that the far-right leader could prioritize Italy’s interests over the European Union’s.

As Europe pledges more foreign aid, the United Nations warns of sexual violence being used as a weapon of war.

The two leaders also sidestepped questions concerning the return of Maryland resident Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia to the United States.

Beijing calls U.S. trade actions a “joke” and warns Washington about self-isolation.

Beijing is seeking new deals elsewhere to weather the storm, but some countries are opting out for fear of angering the White House.

The about-face appeared to surprise senior White House advisors but rallied global stock markets.

Dozens of countries are taking diplomatic steps to address the White House’s trade war. China is not one of them.

The White House appears optimistic about negotiations, but fear of a global recession looms.

The ruling ends a monthslong constitutional crisis and clears the way for a presidential election.

While some countries hope to negotiate their way out of a trade war, others have pledged harsh retaliation.