With Donald Trump's return to the U.S. presidency, global eyes are on the United Nations as concerns rise over potential funding cuts, recalling his past withdrawals from crucial international agreements and bodies.

In sync with Trump’s right-leaning stance, Argentina also stirs the diplomatic waters as it diverges from its progressive path under President Javier Milei, notably casting the sole opposing vote against a UN resolution on gender violence.

Meanwhile, in Pennsylvania, Latino voters are making waves of their own, with a noticeable shift towards Trump among Latino men in Berks County, driven by economic and immigration concerns, helping him clinch a win in the state and national victory over Kamala Harris.

Across the Atlantic, the Dutch government manages to hold its coalition together after the resignation of Deputy Finance Minister Nora Achahbar due to racially charged tensions, standing firm in unity despite the crisis.

On a different diplomatic note, the Saudi and French foreign ministers engaged in meaningful dialogue in Paris, focusing on Middle Eastern developments, with particular attention on Gaza and Lebanon.

In a humanitarian stride, KSrelief extends its efforts with vital aid, including delivery of shelter and medical supplies to Gaza, Jordan, and Yemen, helping thousands in need, from Gaza’s shelter distribution to life-saving medical services in Jordan and Yemen.