The Latest Breaking News from Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Last Friday, Indian readers woke up to a curious headline: Benjamin Netanyahu – accused of war crimes and facing corruption charges — offering to advise Indian counterpart Narendra Modi on dealing with the United States.

Japan’s embassy in Laos and its Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a rare and unusually direct advisory, warning Japanese men against “buying sex from children” in Laos.

China has long maintained that it does not supply arms to any party at war – a central tenet of its “noninterference” foreign policy. But in recent years, Beijing has repeatedly faced accusations of doing the opposite: providing direct military assistance to nations engaged in conflict, while publicly denying doing…

A suspicious drone-like object crashed in western Kazakhstan, sparking accusations from Russia against Ukraine. Kazakhstan denied the claims, citing ongoing investigations.

From China to Iran, several countries have already been engaging with the Taliban. Experts say they could be next.

The world celebrate ceasefire deal but is wary of a return to hostilities, as some call for a similar deal for Gaza.

Esmaeil Baghaei tells Al Jazeera that ‘any American intervention would be a recipe for an all-out war in the region.’

US president’s comments come after he warns Tehran residents to leave ‘immediately’.

After a four-day standoff with India, Pakistan looks to its trusted partner China for post-conflict support.

The last time that foreign ministers from both continents met, Russia had not launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the war in Sudan had not begun, and France had not lost its influence in Africa's Sahel region, where its military departed from last year.

Canada, UK, France and Mexico among countries to condemn Israeli forces for firing ‘warning shots’ near diplomats.