Moscow Says US, Russia Discussing Possible New START Commission Talks The State Department told Antiwar.com that the first step would be to resume inspections that were paused due to COVID-19
US Tells Iran Not to Link IAEA Inquiry on Uranium Traces to Nuclear Deal Iran says it's seeking 'stronger guarantees' from the US
Germany to Expand Military Presence in the Asia Pacific to Counter China Last year, Germany sailed a warship in the South China Sea for the first time since 2002
Taiwan Warns of ‘Counterattack’ If Chinese Military Enters Territorial Waters, Airspace Analysts are warning the risk of military clashes has increased after Taiwan fired on a Chinese drone over its territory near the mainland
Report: Russia, Ukraine Tentatively Agreed on Peace Deal in April Boris Johnson arrived in Kyiv not long after the talks and told Zelensky not to negotiate with Russia, saying the West wasn't ready to sign a deal
IAEA Inspectors Arrive in Ukrainian city of Zaporizhzhia on Way to Power Plant The IAEA plans to establish a permanent presence at the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, which Russia has welcomed
Taiwan Says It Fired at Chinese Drone for First Time The incident happened over Taiwanese-controlled islands near the mainland, only 2.5 miles away from the Chinese city of Xiamen
Swedish FM Says Negotiations With Turkey on NATO Bid ‘Becoming Difficult’ The issue stems from a photo of Swedish MPs holding a PKK flag, a Kurdish militant group Turkey and the EU consider a terrorist organization
One Year After Afghanistan Withdrawal, Millions of Afghans Facing Starvation as US Maintains Sanctions The UN warned Tuesday that 6 million Afghans are at risk of famine
Arizona Governor Latest US Official to Visit Taiwan, Trip to Focus on Semiconductors Governor Ducey's trip marks the fifth US visit to Taiwan in August