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Judge Halts U.S. Sanctions on U.N. Gaza Rapporteur, Citing Free Speech

The decision signals that a noncitizen with strong U.S. ties can challenge speech-based sanctions under the First Amendment.

EU Formally Notifies Council of Europe of Plan to Join Ukraine Aggression Tribunal

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Rubio Wears ‘Maduro Grey’ Nike Set on Air Force One

EU Backs Sanctions on Israeli Settlers and Hamas Leaders

Israel Deports Two Activists Seized From Gaza Aid Flotilla

Italy Opens Inquiry Into Gaza Flotilla Seizure With Two Activists Still Detained

European Parliament Backs Fast-Track Tribunal for Russia’s Aggression as Belgium Signs On

State Department Orders Visa Denials for Applicants Who Voice Fear of Returning Home

Wendy Sherman Says Netanyahu Helped Create Genocide in Gaza

U.S. Says Sunday Strike on Suspected Drug Boat Kills 3 in Eastern Pacific

U.S. Hits Suspected Trafficking Boat in Eastern Pacific, Killing Two

UK Foreign Office Closes Gaza–Lebanon IHL Monitoring Unit After Budget Cuts

Europol Hackathon Traces 45 Ukrainian Children Taken to Russia and Belarus

Austria Becomes 20th State to Join Council of Europe Plan for Ukraine Aggression Tribunal

U.S. Says Latest Pacific Boat Strike Kills 4, Lifting Campaign Toll to 175

Detained U.S. Pilot in Guinea Denounces Quiet U.S. Response

UK Halts Chagos Sovereignty Transfer After U.S. Pulls Support

Reports of 34 New West Bank Settlements Draw EU, OIC Condemnation

Supreme Court Seeks Centre’s Reply on Plea to Repatriate 26 Indians Allegedly Forced Into Russia‑Ukraine War

Mexico City Hosts Global Local-Government Summit, Pressing Cities to Lead on Poverty, Care and Peace