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    Macron calls Gaza diplomacy a spectacle that shames everyone●Macron says Gaza diplomacy is a 'spectacle that shames us all'▶youtubeWorldDiplomacy161.6Kjust now

    French President Emmanuel Macron described international diplomacy over Gaza as a 'spectacle that shames us all', a sharp criticism of the world's failure to halt the humanitarian crisis there. The remarks, reported by Reuters, are drawing wide attention as frustration grows over stalled ceasefire efforts and the gap between diplomatic statements and action on the ground.

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    UN General Assembly opens with world leaders gathering in New York●What to expect at the UN General Assembly, the biggest event in world diplomacy | September 22, 2026▶youtubeWorldDiplomacy209.8Kjust now

    The UN General Assembly, the largest annual gathering in world diplomacy, is underway in New York as of September 22, 2026. Coverage is focusing on what to expect from this year's session, including the annual leaders' addresses and the diplomatic meetings held on the sidelines as heads of state and government converge for the week.

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    Government and civic leaders to join World Academic Summit 2026●September: Government and civic leaders join THE World Academic Summit 2026 | News and features✉newsWorld5 min ago

    The University of Bristol has announced that government and civic leaders will take part in the Times Higher Education World Academic Summit in September 2026. The summit brings together university leaders, policymakers and industry figures to discuss the future of higher education and research. The announcement highlights the event's aim of connecting academia with public sector decision-makers.

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    The Atlantic has published a piece titled 'The Art of Dealing With Trump', examining how world leaders, diplomats and business figures navigate negotiations with the US president. The article is drawing attention for its analysis of the tactics and accommodations different actors use when engaging with an unpredictable White House.