Chinese President Xi Jinping convenes with Russia's Vladimir Putin and India's Narendra Modi in Kazakhstan for a pivotal SCO summit, reshaping global alliances as Western leaders gather for NATO.
Romania's Foreign Ministry has formally summoned the French ambassador to Bucharest after a French presidential candidate made derogatory remarks about Romanians, escalating diplomatic tensions.
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy calls for an urgent end to hostilities in Gaza and challenges the government's position, advocating for a two-state solution and Palestinian state recognition.
The UK Government is under fire for reportedly delaying the sale of the Royal Mint Court site to China for its new embassy, sparking a major diplomatic row and accusations of jeopardising national security.
A new petition is gathering momentum, urging the French government to approve a historic loan of the iconic Bayeux Tapestry for a landmark exhibition in London, rekindling a centuries-old story on British soil.
Yemen's Houthi authorities report their Prime Minister, Abdel-Aziz bin Habtour, as missing after an airstrike obliterates a building in western Hudaydah. The attack, widely attributed to Israel, escalates tensions in the region amidst the ongoing Gaza con
Shocking assassination of prominent Ukrainian politician and former Verkhovna Rada speaker Andriy Parubiy rocks Lviv. Investigation underway as nation mourns key figure.
A senior Ukrainian politician has been shot dead outside his home in the Russian-occupied city of Horlivka, in a brazen assassination blamed on Moscow's forces.
Russian state media has issued a fierce response to the International Criminal Court's arrest warrant for Vladimir Putin, branding it 'void' and vowing to ensure the President's safety on any international trips.
The Mirror reveals the full story behind the arrest of British national Oliver Pugh in Moscow. Charged with 'disrespecting the military', his ordeal began with a T-shirt and led to a closed trial. Exclusive details on his case and the UK's response.
Israeli troops advance into central Rafah in a significant escalation, as Hamas accepts an Egyptian-Qatari ceasefire proposal. The operation continues despite international diplomatic efforts.
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer is embroiled in controversy after refusing to criticise Israel's actions in Gaza during a party conference event, leading to protests and internal party division.
Irish nun Sister Patrice Tarnawa has been released after being held captive by armed gunmen who stormed her orphanage in Haiti. The heartwarming reunion and her resilient spirit amidst the Caribbean nation's escalating security crisis.
The Irish Department of Foreign Affairs coordinates emergency evacuation of Irish nationals from Port-au-Prince as Haiti descends into severe gang-related violence and political instability.
Exclusive investigation uncovers Donald Trump's alleged secret plan to pressure Ukraine into ceding Crimea and Donbas to Russia, bypassing Kyiv's authority and shocking Western allies.
The United States has suspended critical humanitarian assistance to Northeast Nigeria, a region on the brink of famine, over security concerns and aid worker safety. The decision threatens millions relying on aid for survival.
Exclusive: Iranians face a deepening economic crisis as the UN Security Council considers reimposing crippling sanctions, with citizens fearing a return to the harsh austerity of the past.
Vladimir Putin meets Xi Jinping in a high-stakes visit to China, signalling a deepening 'no-limits' partnership aimed at countering Western influence and reshaping the global order amidst the ongoing war in Ukraine.
French President Emmanuel Macron faces a growing backlash over plans to loan the historic Bayeux Tapestry to the British Museum. A petition against the move has garnered significant support from heritage experts and the public.
A US Justice Department employee on secondment in Sydney has been dismissed after being filmed making an obscene hand gesture towards Australian National Guard troops during Bondi fires operations.
The United States has declared that recent Russian strikes cast serious doubt on Moscow's commitment to peace, following a devastating attack on Ukraine's Dnipropetrovsk region that resulted in civilian casualties and widespread destruction.
Chinese leader Xi Jinping and Russia's Vladimir Putin have vowed to deepen strategic cooperation during a high-stakes summit in Beijing, presenting a united front against the West and boosting Eurasian security ties.
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has declined a gift of Trump-branded Scotch whisky during his visit to Scotland, in a move seen as a pointed diplomatic rebuke to the former US President.
In a high-stakes overnight operation, Israeli forces successfully rescued two hostages held by Hamas in the southern Gazan city of Rafah. The dramatic raid, supported by air strikes, marks a significant breakthrough in the ongoing conflict.
European leaders, including UK Foreign Secretary David Cameron, are calling for a major escalation of sanctions against Russia following a devastating missile strike on a children's hospital in Kyiv. The attack, which killed dozens, has been condemned as
Former Prime Minister Tony Blair held a clandestine meeting with Donald Trump, urging the ex-President to leverage his influence for a Middle East ceasefire and Palestinian statehood, as the Gaza conflict intensifies.
The Kremlin has declared Moscow is psychologically and militarily ready for a potential clash with the West, accusing NATO of direct involvement in the Ukraine conflict and vowing to protect its interests.
A US federal court has halted a controversial deal between Donald Trump's company and Venezuela's state-owned oil giant, PDVSA, dealing a significant legal and political blow to the former president.
Former US President Donald Trump has publicly denied claims he blocked visas for Palestinian officials to attend a 2018 UN meeting. The explosive allegations, detailed in a new book, suggest the move was intended to pressure the Palestinian Authority. Tru
The United States has blocked a visa for the Palestinian Authority's UN envoy, preventing his attendance at the General Assembly. The move sparks accusations of political interference and raises tensions in a critical diplomatic period.