Trump’s Gaza Gambit: Can He Force Netanyahu to Accept a Postwar Deal?
With Israel facing growing international isolation, Trump and Netanyahu meet to weigh competing plans for governing Gaza after the war.
Politics, World News
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Politics, World News
Secret Gaza Peace Blueprint Leaked Ahead of Trump-Netanyahu Summit
A new U.S.-led proposal to end the Gaza war and establish post-conflict governance is under discussion as Trump and Netanyahu prepare for a critical meeting.
International, World News
Chaos in the Sky: Canada’s Airport Kiosk Crash Strands Thousands Mid-Air
A technical failure in Canada’s automated border kiosks caused massive delays at Toronto, Montreal, and Calgary airports, stranding travelers for hours.
International, World News
Who’s Missing From the U.N.’s Refugee Summit? The Refugees Themselves
While global leaders meet at the U.N. to discuss aid for Rohingya refugees, none of the 1 million people living in Bangladesh’s camps have a seat—or a voice—at the table.
International, World News
The World Just Got Smarter: NYT’s New Global Newsletter Is Your Daily Antidote to Chaos
The New York Times debuts ‘The World,’ a new international newsletter hosted by veteran correspondent Katrin Bennhold, designed to inform and delight global readers daily.
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Trump’s Venezuela Gambit: Is Regime Change Coming to America’s Backyard?
The Trump administration deploys military assets off Venezuela’s coast, signaling a potential shift toward regime change despite past anti-war promises.
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Moldova Defies Russia: Pro-EU Party Wins Landslide in Geopolitical Earthquake
President Maia Sandu’s pro-European party is projected to win a parliamentary majority in Moldova’s pivotal election, marking a clear rejection of Russian influence.
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Taliban Releases American Prisoner—But 3 Still Held Hostage in Secret Deal?
The Taliban freed U.S. citizen Amir Amiry in a move seen as an attempt to break international isolation, though at least three other Americans remain detained.
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What Does Trump’s Global Comeback Mean for the World? NYT Opens the Floor to Your Burning Questions
The New York Times opens a rare Q&A with chief White House correspondent Peter Baker, inviting public questions on Donald Trump’s role in global affairs.
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Venezuela on Edge: U.S. Warships, Maduro’s Militia, and a Nation Divided
Venezuela is split between pro-government rallies and quiet skepticism as U.S. warships loom and fears of military intervention grow.