Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in remarks to Fox News’ Sunday Morning Futures this weekend that he is planning to visit New York City in September to attend the United Nations General Assembly, as he has traditionally done, despite Mayor Zohran Mamdani claiming the leader is “not welcome” in the city.
Leftist Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney declared after a meeting with the nation’s premiers, the heads of the provincial governments, that “everything is on the table” to respond to the United States after President Donald Trump announced a new wave of tariffs on Canadian goods this week.
Iran’s top diplomat Abbas Araghchi condemned the “international community” on Friday for failing to support his country against the United States, addressing a foreign ministers meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) that he later claimed fully backed Tehran in the current conflict.
The Reuters news agency, citing four sources, reported on Thursday that Iran’s IRGC flew aid to the Houthis, including missile parts.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry pronounced Beijing “deeply concerned” on Thursday over the ongoing war between Iran and its proxies and the United States in the Middle East, demanding all parties “remain calm.”
The Department of Energy confirmed on Wednesday, following reports in several media outlets, that the administration of President Donald Trump had formalized an agreement with the government of Saudi Arabia to help that country develop a nuclear energy program.
African health authorities confirmed Wednesday they had documented 1,031 deaths linked to the ongoing outbreak of Ebola Bundibugyo in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, just over two months after the World Health Organization (W.H.O.) declared a public health emergency.
The Spanish hospitality firm Meliá Hotels International announced on Tuesday that it would end all its operations in Cuba by July 24.
Multiple reports citing anonymous officials on Wednesday claimed that the administration of President Donald Trump is in varying stages of approving a deal to share nuclear technology with Saudi Arabia.
Cuba’s ceremonial “president” Miguel Díaz-Canel, who is subordinate to 95-year-old dictator Raúl Castro, published a diatribe on social media on Monday condemning the U.S. State Department for detailing the Communist Party’s decades of violent and destabilizing activities around the world.
Japanese Defense Minister Koizumi Shinjiro caused a regional firestorm this weekend by declaring publicly that Japan must debate whether to pursue nuclear weapons or not, suggesting an end to the longstanding “taboo” around the subject.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, who is subordinate to missing “supreme leader” Mojtaba Khamenei, declared in remarks on Monday that his country is in a “full-scale war” with the United States following the disintegration of a “memorandum of understanding” towards peace.
The State Department published an extensive report on Monday detailing how the Communist Party of Cuba has invested over half a century in the infiltration and destruction of American politics, accusing the communists of setting the infiltration of campuses as a “priority.”
Canadian First Nations members this weekend condemned the government for not sufficiently helping with wildfires in Ontario.
Spanish soccer player Ferran Torres took a moment on Sunday following his team’s victory in the FIFA World Cup — which he cemented by scoring the game’s only approved goal — to thank God, following his public statements discussing the importance of his Catholic faith.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney dismissed the possibility that his government could be doing more to contain the out-of-control wildfires ravaging Ontario this week and sending toxic smoke down to flood much of the American Midwest and Northeast, demanding the United States do more to fight alleged “climate change.”
The Chinese Foreign Ministry effusively condemned President Donald Trump on Friday, demanding during its daily briefing that the American government “stop vilifying China” after the president published declassified intelligence documents on Thursday night indicating that Beijing was attempting to alter the results of American elections.
Lebanese Interior Minister Ahmad Al Hajjar revealed on Thursday that security elements in his country are in “daily” communication with the government of Syria to discuss fighting terrorism.
The government of China denied any election interference in the United States on Thursday night, shortly after President Donald Trump delivered a speech in which he announced that his administration would declassify intelligence documents about the integrity of American elections.
Congressional Republicans in Michigan published a letter to Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on Wednesday demanding that his government act to improve forest management after years of negligence, noting that millions of people in the Midwest and Northeast United States will be dealing with toxic wildfire plumes for much of this week.
The government of Argentina revealed that it had formally complained to London on Wednesday evening after the HMS Medway, the United Kingdom’s primary guard ship for the Falkland Islands, sailed near the Islands.
A court in Faisalabad, Pakistan, sentenced a man to ten years in prison this week for using a crane to demolish three churches during an especially large mob violence incident in 2023 in which thousands of Muslim men looted, vandalized, and demolished a Christian community.
State governments throughout the Midwest and Northeast warned millions of Americans on Wednesday that they would soon face the dangerous plumes of wildfires raging in Canada, where the federal government has neglected wildfire management for decades and has no national firefighting or equivalent emergency service.
CENTCOM confirmed it had engaged in a new round of air strikes against Iranian military missile launch sites.
A report published in Catholic media this week, citing anonymous sources, claimed that Pope Leo XIV has personally contacted French President Emmanuel Macron repeatedly to encourage him to oppose a bill that would expand the legality of euthanasia and assisted suicide.
Human rights leaders around the world facing down communist dictatorships mourned Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) this weekend, remembering him fondly as an ally who used his platform to advocate for freedom.
U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM), the arm of the Pentagon responsible for the Middle East, confirmed on Monday that its forces had conducted military strikes on a variety of targets throughout Iran, including the city of Bushehr, the home of the country’s only known functioning civilian power plant.
The State Department will publish an extensive report revealing the close ties between Cuba and radical leftist unrest in America.
The administration of President Donald Trump was among 14 countries publishing a joint statement on Sunday to mark the tenth anniversary of a ruling by the Permanent Court of Arbitration at The Hague that found China’s claims to nearly the entire South China Sea invalid.
The official national parliament of Syria opened for business on Sunday.
Mojtaba Khamenei, the official “supreme leader” of Iran and son of late dictator Ali Khamenei, allegedly published a written statement this weekend read aloud on state television vowing “revenge” against the United States.
North Korea’s communist dictator Kim Jong-un presided over a military commission meeting on Thursday focused on how to improve the “quality and quantity” of the country’s illicit nuclear weapons arsenal.
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) issued a belligerent statement on Thursday announcing that “foreigners have no stake in the Strait of Hormuz,” overtly directed at the United States but following demands from China that hostilities in the region end.
The human rights organization Prisoners Defenders published a report this week revealing that the Communist Party of Cuba is systematically imprisoning, harassing, and otherwise intimidating citizens to prevent them from organizing events to mark the fifth anniversary of the July 11, 2021, anti-communist protests.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry lamented the resurgence of violence between Iran and the United States on Wednesday, urging both countries to “follow through on their memorandum of understanding” and “avoid resorting to force.”
Syria expressed gratitude to President Donald Trump for being removed from the State Department’s State Sponsors of Terrorism List.
South Africa’s Border Management Authority has documented over 50,000 migrants leaving the country in the past year, the new agency Ground Up reported on Wednesday.
Iran’s terrorist Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) claimed on Wednesday that they had targeted 85 allegedly “American military facilities,” in reality launching sweeping bombing campaigns against neighbors Kuwait and Bahrain.
Chinese state media highlighted this week the rise of “children influencers” on regime-controlled social media, children producing short video content in which they appear to be subject to a variety of abusive actions such as force-feeding and fighting each other.
The United States has invested over $310 million in humanitarian support for victims of Venezuela’s devastating June 24 earthquakes as of this week and delivered upwards of 60,000 food, hygiene, and other aid kits to victims, America’s top diplomat in the country told reporters on Tuesday.
