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The IDF's fact-finding mechanism has reviewed approximately 150 'exceptional operational incidents' since the beginning of the Gaza war

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said he was "proud" of ties with Russia in a letter to President Vladimir Putin marking the anniversary of Japan's WWII surrender

Israeli envoy rejects claims that settlements obstruct peace and accuses the Security Council of applying a double standard to Israeli and Palestinian violence

The UN also warned that more than 100 other people are currently at risk of execution on similar national security charges

The UN continues to pursue a comprehensive settlement based on established parameters, while Turkey promotes a vision centered on permanent military presence and strategic influence over Cyprus

The dispute highlights competing narratives over the humanitarian situation nearly nine months into the ceasefire

"Our status as a nuclear power is absolutely non-negotiable. We will not tolerate any threats," said Kim Yo Jong, the influential sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un

"We are done with this UN Secretary-General. Guterres has put Israel on the same blacklist along with Hamas, ISIS and the most depraved terrorist organizations in the world. This is a moral disgrace"

The United States has reinstated sanctions against the UN rapporteur, highly critical of Israel, following a new court ruling

South Korea's military says the close-range missile flew about 80 kilometers in Pyongyang's first weapons launch since April and the latest in a series of demonstrations this year

"Financing and major rebuilding efforts will not move forward sustainably in areas where parallel armed structures remain active"

COGAT demands UN World Food Programme halt all cooperation with IHH, alleging fuel transfers in Gaza and warning against misuse of humanitarian aid channels

A federal court ruling initially placed financial and travel penalties on Albanese after she published a 60-page report targeting major American technology corporations

The UN secretary-general demanded Israel return the Sheikh Jarrah compound immediately which Israel plans to convert into an IDF museum and enlistment office

Israeli court to hear appeal over detention of Brazilian and Spanish activists seized from Gaza-bound flotilla. This as the UN demands their immediate release, citing accounts of severe mistreatment

According to the British prime minister, around 30 countries are set to join discussions on maritime security and post-conflict access to the key shipping route

Emirati officials push for a UN resolution and coalition action as Iranian attacks on its territory escalate and global shipping is at risk

Gulf states and the US back the force-authorizing the draft, while France offers a 'diplomatic' alternative

NGO cites alleged breaches of UN conduct rules and points to rare public criticism from multiple Western governments, calling for a formal investigation into Albanese’s impartiality

'What remains of Balfour and Churchill?' Israeli FM Gideon Sa’ar confronts UK at UN over West Bank settlements, slams 'hypocritical obsession in the West'

South Korean intelligence says her growing public role signals she may already be influencing policy ahead of the landmark Workers’ Party congress later this month

Former UN envoy sees American strike as certain, warns of nuclear deal motive

UNRWA on Wednesday dismissed Israeli claims that the land housing its East Jerusalem headquarters belongs to Israel, calling the assertion baseless and unlawful

Alireza Jiranieh Hokambad, a minister-counselor in Iran’s delegation, is said to have sought asylum for himself and his family amid fears of persecution linked to Iran’s ongoing political unrest.