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Beijing plans to help purchase unsold homes, slash down payments, and reduce mortgage interest rates.

Netanyahu’s office says Israel’s war cabinet has unanimously decided to continue the Rafah operation.

University demonstrations like those seen in the United States have arisen around the world, from Mexico to France to Australia.

Colombia is the third Latin American nation to suspend diplomatic relations with Israel since the Israel-Hamas war began.

Staunch opposition remains, including in Dublin, where officials fear that Britain’s plan will increase unauthorized migration into Ireland.

Cease-fire talks center on freeing captives and a permanent truce, even as Israel threatens a Rafah offensive.

Far-right voices in the Israeli prime minister’s cabinet seem to be eclipsing foreign warnings against the planned offensive.

The U.S. secretary of state and the Chinese president tried to stabilize U.S.-China relations, but serious areas of disagreement took the spotlight.

From Columbia University to the University of Texas at Austin, demonstrations have been met with police responses amid accusations of antisemitism.

U.S. aid to Taiwan, a new TikTok law, and Beijing’s ties with the Kremlin are at the forefront of this week’s visit.