Interview: Why will Spain die for Danzig?
Foreign Ministers Radosław Sikorski and José Manuel Albares display solidarity in defence posture and sober approaches to handle migration
Foreign Ministers Radosław Sikorski and José Manuel Albares display solidarity in defence posture and sober approaches to handle migration
The problem is not simply that the world has more urgent crises. It is that, following repeated failures, the issue may be regarded as one with a low probability of success
Holguín warns that momentum is fading as the two sides trade accusations over missed opportunities, stalled progress and delaying tactics
Trump’s talks with Xi on Thursday put the U.S. president up against a Chinese counterpart who appeared to be in stronger position
The first U.S. pope decries a crisis of multilateralism - days after Trump attacked the agency and as Washington exits UN bodies for a second time
The episode unfolds as Seoul has been trying to manage a delicate relationship with North Korea while supporting Ukraine with non-lethal aid
Israel’s PM used his General Assembly speech to reject genocide charges, berate Western critics, and campaign at home as dozens of delegates left the hall
President calls for a return to 2017 negotiations under UN parameters after Erdoğan again seeks recognition of the north
Kaja Kallas urges international action to restore safe navigation and protect the Ukrainian export infrastructure
A high-profile claim was factually wrong, poorly defended afterward, and perfectly timed for the adversary the French president was trying to constrain
The French President warned against a global "return to the law of the jungle”
Denmark, Greenland and the United States are expected to sign today their new agreement at the United Nations General Assembly in New York