Analyst Flags Uncertainty After Gaza Ceasefire Phase One
Analyst Wang Jin warns that despite the first phase of the Gaza ceasefire, challenges around governance, rebuilding and Hamas’ role could test the fragile pause.
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Hamas Submits Palestinian Prisoner List Ahead of Potential Release
Hamas has submitted the names of Palestinian prisoners for potential release under a recent agreement. Final publication awaits approval from all parties involved.
Hamas and Israel Launch Indirect Talks in Egypt on Trump’s Gaza Plan
Hamas and Israel delegations have begun US-brokered indirect talks in Egypt to implement Trump’s 20-point Gaza ceasefire plan, discuss hostage exchanges, and outline steps toward ending the two-year war.
U.S. 20-Point Gaza Plan: Bridge to Peace or Compromise Without End?
An analysis of the U.S. 20-point Gaza plan and whether it offers a real path to peace or risks an open-ended compromise without resolution.
France Recognizes State of Palestine at UN, Paving Way for Peace
France recognizes the State of Palestine at UN conference, urging a ceasefire and outlining reforms for a renewed Palestinian Authority.
Western Recognition Brings Palestinian State Closer
Britain, Australia and Canada’s recognition of Palestine is a tangible step toward sovereignty, reviving hopes for a two-state solution and laying groundwork for lasting peace.
UK and Portugal to Recognize Palestinian State Ahead of UN Debate
UK and Portugal will recognize a Palestinian state ahead of the UN General Assembly debate, joining other nations to push for a two-state solution.
Colombia Bombings Kill 18 as President Petro Labels Armed Groups Terrorists
Two bombings in Colombia killed 18 and wounded dozens, prompting President Gustavo Petro to classify the attackers as terrorists, effectively barring them from future peace talks.
Why White House Ukraine Talks Matter Despite No Breakthrough
Despite no deal, the White House talks with Ukraine and European leaders moved the peace process forward, highlighting key points on security guarantees and territorial divides.
Kurdish PKK Burns Weapons in Symbolic Push for Peace with Turkiye
Outlawed PKK militants destroyed arms in Northern Iraq as part of a historic shift towards democratic politics in pursuit of Kurdish autonomy.