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    Rubio orders diplomats to urge swift global action against Iran▼Rubio orders US diplomats to push countries for swift action against Iran amid 'elevated risk of attack'✉newsWorldDiplomacy15 h ago

    US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has directed American diplomats abroad to press foreign governments for swift action against Iran, citing what the State Department calls an elevated risk of attack. The directive signals a sharpened US diplomatic posture toward Tehran, with envoys instructed to rally international support for measures aimed at countering the perceived threat.

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    Saudi foreign minister arrives in Washington for Rubio talks▼Saudi foreign minister arrives in Washington for talks with Rubio✉newsWorldDiplomacy6 min ago

    Saudi Arabia's foreign minister has arrived in Washington for talks with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio. The visit comes at a time of intense diplomacy in the region, with Washington engaged on issues including the Gaza ceasefire, Gulf security and broader Middle East policy. Details of the agenda have not been officially announced, but the meeting signals continued close coordination between Riyadh and the Trump administration on regional and bilateral matters.

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    Saudi foreign minister in US to meet Marco Rubio▼Saudi foreign minister arrives in US, will meet with Marco Rubio in Washington✉newsWorldUnited Nations5 min ago

    Saudi Arabia's foreign minister has arrived in the United States for a meeting with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio in Washington. The talks come at a time of heightened attention to Gulf-US relations, with the two officials expected to discuss regional security and bilateral cooperation. Details of the agenda have not been disclosed.

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    Rubio Tells UN General Assembly Deal-Making Now Central to US Diplomacy●Rubio at UNGA: The Deals Are Becoming American Diplomacy✉newsWorldDiplomacy6 min ago

    Secretary of State Marco Rubio addressed the UN General Assembly, arguing that transactional deals are becoming the core of American diplomacy. His remarks frame the current administration's foreign policy as centered on direct agreements rather than traditional multilateral diplomacy, a shift that is drawing attention from diplomats and observers gathered in New York.