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“President Zelensky will speak at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore on June 2,” a source in Kyiv told This Week in Asia. The regional security conference at the Shangri-La Hotel began on Friday and will end on Sunday.
Ireland, Spain and Norway have broken with the majority of European states by formally recognizing Palestine as an independent state. This follows the Bahamas, Trinidad and Tobago, Jamaica and Barbados, all of which did the same earlier this year, bringing the number of UN members that recognize Palestine to 143 out of 193.
Pressure, both external and internal, is rapidly changing the international landscape for Israel.
Recent developments in the Middle East are jeopardizing Joe Biden’s reelection campaign as he risks losing the Jewish American, Arab American as well as the youth vote. It’s a political reality that should have him looking for a discernible course correction before November’s election.
Six NATO countries neighboring Russia are joining forces to build a "drone wall" to protect their borders, Lithuania's interior minister announced on Friday.
DUBLIN/OSLO/MADRID (Reuters) -- Ireland, Spain and Norway announced on Wednesday that they would recognize a Palestinian state on May 28 and hoped other Western countries would follow suit, prompting an angry response from Israel, which recalled its ambassadors from the three capitals.
With the announcement by Norway and Ireland that they have recognized Palestine as an independent state, and with Spain expected to follow suit by the end of May, it appears that international momentum for a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is growing.
The State of Palestine is recognised by 143 countries around the world. Norway, Spain and Ireland will join that list.