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US set to begin using 'Arabian Gulf'
Term has been flashpoint for decades, with many American officials still using Persian Gulf
Aid groups condemn Israel's move to tighten control
Groups express concern over Israel's requirement to submit complete staff lists and sensitive information when registering
Palestinian poet wins Pulitzer Prize for essays on life in war-torn Gaza
The New Yorker wins three Pulitzers, the most ever awarded to a magazine in a single year
India and Pakistan tension has reached 'boiling point', UN chief warns
New Delhi blames Islamabad for attack on civilians at tourist site of Pahalgam in Indian-administered Kashmir
India planning imminent strike, Pakistan tells UN
Tension reaching dangerous levels in wake of Pahalgam terror attack
UN considers major overhaul to cut costs amid funding crisis
Suggestions include consolidating dozens of agencies into four departments
Who is Mike Waltz, Trump's choice for ambassador to the UN?
Republican former congressman from Florida is a hawkish, long-time ally of Donald Trump
Trump names Rubio as National Security Adviser and nominates Waltz as UN envoy
US President makes the announcement on his Truth Social platform
UN chief calls for 'maximum restraint' after Israeli air strikes in Syria
Antonio Guterres alarmed over continued Israeli breaches of Syria’s sovereignty and territorial integrity
Syria's Foreign Minister meets US officials in New York for first time
Damascus is seeking the permanent lifting of sanctions, which the US has kept in place
Lebanon must regain complete sovereignty, says France
Israeli troops are still present in southern Lebanon and launched strikes on Beirut this week
Trump's first 100 days: America first and a new era for the world
From radical foreign policy shifts to tariff wars, the start of the US president's second term has shattered the norms of governing
Syria sanctions undermining national recovery, says Foreign Minister
Asaad Al Shaibani tells UN Security Council that punitive measures imposed on Assad regime are deterring investment in Syria’s reconstruction
Trump, the UN and the art of the deal: Could the world body be Doge's next victim?
Depending on your viewpoint, the UN headquarters in New York is either an architectural relic, the best rent-controlled deal on the island, or a fault line where history’s tectonic plates collide
Carnegie nuclear conference cancels appearance by Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi
Organisers say decision due to last-minute format changes from Iran