US Veto Blocks UN Gaza Ceasefire Amid Deepening Crisis
The U.S. veto of a UN Security Council resolution stalls an immediate Gaza ceasefire, prolonging a humanitarian crisis affecting over 2 million people.
June 2025
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U.S. Vetoes UN Call for Gaza Ceasefire: What’s Next?
The U.S. cast a lone veto on a 14-1 Security Council vote demanding an immediate Gaza ceasefire and unrestricted aid access. Here’s the breakdown on global reactions and next steps.
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China Says Asia-Pacific Opposes NATO Expansion
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Chinese mainland Police Pursue 20 Taiwan Cyberattack Suspects
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