The USA will offer passport services to Jewish settlers in the West Bank
The US is set to provide on-site consular services in two Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank for the first time, an action criticized by Palestinian officials as a clear violation of international law.
The US Embassy's Services in Settlements Solidifies West Bank Annexation to Israel
The US Embassy in Israel has announced the provision of consular services in the West Bank settlement of Efrat, prompting Palestinian factions to denounce the move as a formalization of Israel's annexation.
The United States begins consular services in Israel's illegal settlements
The United States is launching consular services in two Israeli settlements in the West Bank to assist American citizens with temporary passport services.
Hamas: Provision of US Consular Services within a Settlement in the West Bank is a Dangerous Precedent
Hamas criticized the US decision to provide consular services in a West Bank settlement, calling it a dangerous precedent that legitimizes Israeli occupation.
Begin Consular Services in Settler Community on the West Bank
The U.S. Embassy in Israel plans to offer consular services for American citizens in the Jewish settlement of Efrat on the West Bank for the first time, amidst international condemnation of such settlements.
Is the US Encouraging Israel's Annexation of the West Bank? Starting Consular Services in Jewish Settlements
The US embassy in Jerusalem is set to start consular services in a Jewish settlement in the West Bank, raising concerns that the US may implicitly support Israel's expansion of these settlements.
US Embassy in Jerusalem Announces It Will Provide Consular Services in the Settlements
The US Embassy in Jerusalem has announced it will provide consular services in the Israeli settlement of Efrat for the first time, with further services planned in other settlements and Palestinian cities.
For the first time, Washington provides consular services inside West Bank settlements
The U.S. is set to offer passport issuance services for the first time in Israeli settlements in the West Bank, specifically in Efrat, indicating a significant shift in U.S. consular practices.
Good news for Mexicans: where the consulate truck will be from February 17 to 20 in New York
The Mexican consulate mobile unit will be offering services in New York from February 17 to 20, 2026, providing convenient access for Mexican migrants to various consular services.
Not only the United States: the country that opens its doors to Cubans seeking to emigrate in 2026
Spain is becoming a primary option for Cubans seeking to emigrate in 2026, maintaining active consular services in Havana amid ongoing challenges in Cuba.
Good news for Mexicans: where the Consulate truck will be from February 17 to 21 in Chicago
Mexican citizens in Chicago can access the mobile consulate from February 17 to 21 for various services, with prior appointment required.
Finns in trouble abroad: Numbers released
The Finnish Foreign Ministry reported a decline in Finnish deaths abroad, with 610 fatalities recorded last year, down from a rising trend since 2020.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs assisted over 245,000 Finns around the world last year
Last year, Finland's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and its representations provided consular services to approximately 245,000 clients globally.
For Mexican migrants in Texas: where the consulate truck will be in Houston from February 10 to 13
The Mexican consulate will provide mobile services in Houston, allowing migrants to access official documents without traveling long distances from February 10 to 13, 2026.
Good news for Guatemalans: consular Saturday in California to process DPI and passport on February 7
The Guatemalan Consulate in San Francisco is hosting a consular Saturday for Guatemalan migrants to facilitate the processing of various consular services like DPI and passports on February 7.
Good news for Mexicans: where the 'Consulate on Wheels' program will be in February in Houston
The Mexican consular authorities announced the dates, locations, and available procedures for their 'Consulate on Wheels' program in Houston, Texas, until February 6th.
The PP brings to Congress the consular 'deterioration': Buenos Aires accumulates 600,000 files
The PP (People's Party) highlights the issue of consular services in Congress, where Buenos Aires is reported to have a backlog of 600,000 files, while Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares commits to digitalizing the process for efficiency.