South Korean President Lee Jae-myung has proposed a bold new plan to curb North Korea's nuclear program in an interview with The New York Times.
Russia's economic warfare on Ukraine intensifies, causing billions in damages through lost sales and logistical chaos.
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung proposes a freeze, not elimination, of North Korea's nuclear program, suggesting sanctions relief in return.
Russia warns that a new U.S. sanctions law signed by President Trump could hinder his peace initiatives, despite presidential waiver powers.
Russia and China vetoed a US-led UN resolution to renew monitoring of Iran's nuclear program, highlighting global divisions.
Belarus releases 25 political prisoners in a deal that sees the U.S. easing sanctions, signaling a transactional foreign policy approach.
Global markets are growing wary of U.S. economic stability due to rising debt and increased use of sanctions.
Kyrgyzstan has become a crucial trade conduit for Russia, importing goods from China and experiencing significant economic growth as a result.
US designates Ecuador's Los Tiguerones gang as a terrorist group, triggering sanctions to disrupt their operations.
Britain, Canada, and France have imposed sanctions on Israeli West Bank settlements, with the UK citing Israeli inaction on settler violence.