NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte described U.S. President Donald Trump's shift toward security guarantees 'a big step.'
WASHINGTON (AN) — The role of NATO in a potential peace agreement for Ukraine took center stage at a high-level meeting at the White House, where NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte described a new U.S. stance toward security guarantees as a "breakthrough."
The talks on Monday were the latest phase in U.S. President Donald Trump's diplomatic efforts following his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The U.S. warns of Beijing’s growing influence, while China accuses Washington of fabricating a pretext to seize the canal.
Pretoria's ambitious agenda for the G-20 focuses on inclusive growth, food security, AI, debt relief, and climate finance.
The ceasefire provides a much-needed pause but a definitive resolution has eluded Thailand and Cambodia for decades.
The declaration underscored that complex global problems demand unified responses and strong political will.
Leaders argue any successful treaty must be built on partnership with and respect for Indigenous communities.
Schwab is dropping a criminal complaint against the whistleblowers and a separate legal action against WEF.
The U.N.-hosted talks failed to overcome opposition to reducing plastic production among oil and gas producers.
The latest draft text omitted any legally-binding production limits and a dedicated section on chemicals of concern.
