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US President Donald Trump is keeping his distance from the October 27 Israeli election despite his long history with Benjamin Netanyahu. Yousef Munayyer said, “He seems to be keeping greater distance from it than you would think.” Trump dodged endorsing Netanyahu, while he showed openness toward opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot.
The UAE publicly backed Ethiopia’s government on September 25, condemning attacks by the TPLF. While the UAE seeks regional stability to protect its commercial interests, Saudi Arabia has not commented on the renewed fighting. Both Gulf powers hold strategic interests as the November 2022 peace agreement faces new, serious risks.
The US State Department said it opposes Chinese coercion after Beijing sanctioned ministers from Belize and Paraguay over their ties to Taiwan. "We stand with our friends and partners, including Taiwan, to advance our shared prosperity, security, and values," spokesperson Tommy Pigott said. China continues pressuring Taiwan’s few remaining allies.
President Trump said on Monday that he is looking at firing Kimberly Guilfoyle, the U.S. ambassador to Greece. She allegedly asked a donor to pay her credit card bill for access to officials. "We're not happy," Mr. Trump said. The donor claimed she wanted money before her July 2025 hearing.
President Trump rallied in Youngstown on Monday to support Senator Jon Husted and Vivek Ramaswamy. He visited Ohio for the second time in 10 days to help these Republicans in tight races. With Election Day in three weeks, the party needs strong support in this industrial area to win big.
The Saudi-led coalition intercepted a ballistic missile launched by Houthis towards Riyadh on Monday night. This marks the third day of attacks on the capital. Saudi Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman Al Saud said, “The events of recent weeks are serious.” Many flights remain canceled as the city reels.
David Pocock is concerned after a senior adviser to Anthony Albanese vetted a bipartisan AI letter before it reached the Prime Minister on Monday night. Pocock said, “I’m concerned that markups on the documents show the recommendations were pre-vetted by an adviser.” The committee report is due 30 November.
Russia expects diesel exports to return to past levels after the Trump administration lifted sanctions on its fuel. Deputy prime minister Alexander Novak said, “Russia has the capacity to increase diesel fuel exports.” This deal aims to ease global supply concerns, though it sparked a backlash from many US lawmakers.
Bolivia’s attorney general started an investigation into former president Evo Morales regarding the 2009 killings of three foreigners. Authorities are gathering evidence for alleged murder, torture, and unlawful detention. Morales, who is currently in hiding, faces other legal issues. Officials said they are looking into his role in these crimes.
A man died after falling off a roller coaster at Six Flags Over Georgia, police said. Witnesses watched the man fall during the ride, and several others got injured. Six Flags said, “We are deeply saddened by the guest incident at our park today.” Officials evacuated many riders from the coaster.
North Korea test-fired a tactical ballistic missile on Monday, state media KCNA reported on Tuesday. The test confirmed the successful technical upgrading of an important core element. Kim Jong Un said the country's weaponry "will be developed and completed in a more strenuous manner" as tensions rose in the region.
NATO commander General Alexus Grynkewich said in Warsaw Monday that the alliance does not want war but is ready to fight tonight. He explained that NATO will block any attack and break enemy forces if necessary. He added, "My theory of victory is simple," to keep peace through strength.