Niger Junta Holds Talks With ECOWAS Delegation The talks came after ECOWAS agreed to launch a military intervention if diplomacy fails
US, Japan, South Korea Announce ‘Multi-Year’ Military Exercise Plan Biden hosted the leaders of South Korea and Japan at Camp David to strengthen trilateral ties as part of his strategy against China
China Launches War Games Around Taiwan After Taiwanese VP Visits US The Chinese military says the drills were warning against 'collusion' between Taiwan 'independence forces' and 'external forces'
US ‘Fears’ Ukraine Is Too ‘Casualty Averse’ The US wants Ukraine to push harder despite massive casualties
US Official Says Milley ‘Had a Point’ About Russia-Ukraine Peace Talks Milley called for negotiations last November, but the State Department and White House opposed the idea
US Approves Sending F-16s from Denmark and Netherlands to Ukraine The first batch of Ukrainian pilots won't complete training until next year
US Considers Ways to Keep Its Military Presence in Niger One option is for the US to cooperate with the junta
ECOWAS Says Most West African States Ready to Join Niger Intervention Force ECOWAS military chiefs began two days of talks on a potential military intervention in Ghana on Thursday
Report: Ukrainian Leadership Divided on Stalling Counteroffensive According to Newsweek, the military high command wants to keep pushing while other officials want to prepare for a future Russian offensive
NATO Chief Says Only Ukraine Can Decide When to Enter Talks to End War Jens Stoltenberg's comments came after his chief of staff drew a backlash for suggesting Ukraine could cede territory for NATO membership