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Starbucks Opens Its First Stores in Xinjiang

The move raises reputational and policy questions with U.S. lawmakers and rights groups demanding closures over alleged abuses.

Google Satellite Images Reveal Near‑Total Destruction Across Gaza

Trump Says He Raised Min Zin and Jimmy Lai With Xi During State Visit

Evan Gershkovich Lays Out FSB Entrapment, Prison Ordeal and Swap in New Memoir

Trump Seen as Unlikely Nobel Peace Prize Winner but His Pressure Shadows Oslo Decision

Malaysia Begins Repatriation of Myanmar Nationals

Vietnam Charges Australian and Norwegian Activists After Their Disappearance

Miliband Lays Out Tough UK Policy on West Bank Settlements

EU Targets Russian Judges and Networks Over Yabloko Ban and Child Deportations

Italian Court Convicts Three Egyptian Officials Over Kidnapping of Giulio Regeni

UN Special Rapporteur Apologizes for Misreading 'Muselmann' and Origin of Antisemitism

Netanyahu Orders Preparation of Legal Dossier Against Erdogan

UN Adds 61 Companies to Database of Firms Linked to West Bank Settlements

Rohingya Crisis Persists as Bangladesh Seeks Continued Aid and Safe Returns

Ukraine Says It Sent Two North Korean POWs to South Korea

Lebanon’s Prime Minister Demands Full Israeli Withdrawal at the UN

Colombia Cuts Ties With Iran, Designates IRGC a Terrorist Organization

Milei’s UN Speech Escalates Falklands Dispute Over Sea Lion Oil Project

CPJ Revises Gaza War Journalist Toll After Audit-Backed Review

Canada Pledges $100 Million for Palestinians at UNGA