Ceasefire

Hamas reportedly accepted a ceasefire deal in its war with Israel, sources involved with the matter told Axios.

U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin met in Alaska for a major summit as the United States seeks an end to the Russia-Ukraine war.

President Donald Trump announced that Cambodia and Thailand have reached a ceasefire after tensions between the countries increased in May.

The United States withdrew negotiators from its ceasefire discussions with Hamas.

Israel condemned a revived call for an end to the "occupied Palestinian territories," saying countries involved in the call are "disconnected from reality."

Russia has signaled openness to peace negotiations with Ukraine, but the Kremlin insists that its core objectives must be met—chief among them, Ukrainian withdrawal from annexed territories and rejection of NATO membership. The statement came just days after President Donald Trump issued a 50-day deadline for Moscow to accept a ceasefire or face intensified economic pressure.

President Donald Trump said he believes Hamas will accept his proposal for a Gaza ceasefire within 24 hours.

President Donald Trump announced during the evening of July 1 that Israel has agreed to a 60-day ceasefire with Hamas.

President Donald Trump announced that he spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin, acknowledging that there will be no "immediate peace" in the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine.

Iranian-backed Houthi rebels have escalated their missile attacks on Israel, launching three ballistic missiles in the past four days alone. While all missiles were intercepted by Israel’s defense systems, the increased tempo marks a notable escalation in the ongoing conflict.