Amid growing tensions, Trump pushes for swift negotiations with Russia, while Zelenskyy seeks sustained Western support. As Europe steps up, U.S. political divides deepen over the future of Ukraine.
International Holocaust Remembrance Day, which commemorates the six million Jews murdered during World War Two, is observed each year on January 27.
These fires have killed at least five people and forced the evacuation of over 180,000 residents.
Amid international scrutiny, Trump reignites debates over territorial sovereignty and strategic trade routes.
Islamist factions gain ground in the historic city, reigniting fears of a protracted and destabilizing battle for control.
Addressing a packed crowd at New York’s Madison Square Garden, Trump expressed optimism that he would win next week’s election.
More than 2.7 million people will be experiencing crisis levels of acute food insecurity and need immediate assistance.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov warned countries to prepare for a “suicide venture” pointing out the “pointlessness and danger of the very idea to fight to victory with a nuclear power like Russia.”
NATO has been reluctant to provide weapons that Kyiv had asked for before Russia’s full-scale invasion because of fears that tensions with Russia would escalate.
Pundits on both sides of the aisle generally viewed Harris’s performance positively, with many highlighting her ability to remain composed while addressing Trump’s past policies and conduct.