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
EU Ministers Split on Russian Visa Ban
The EU is also considering a training mission for Ukrainian troops
Iran’s Raisi Says Nuclear Deal Not Possible Without Ending Uranium Traces Inquiry
A US official previously said that Iran dropped its demand for the inquiry to be closed
Biden to Ask Congress to Approve $1.1 Billion Arms Sale for Taiwan
The planned sale comes amid soaring tensions sparked by Nancy Pelosi's visit to Taiwan
Yemen Government Claims ‘Dangerous Escalation’ After 10 Troops Killed in Taiz
Rights groups push to end Houthi blockade on city
Former Israeli Officials Urge Israel to Prepare Military Action Against Iran
Ex-Mossad chief Yossi Cohen said that Israel carried out 'countless operations' against Iran when he headed the spy agency
US to Appoint New Arctic Ambassador With Eye on Russia
The US military is preparing for future conflicts in the Arctic
IAEA Sends Team to Ukraine to Inspect Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant
The inspectors are expected to arrive at the plant later this week
Clashes Erupt in Baghdad’s Green Zone After Sadr Resigns, at Least 15 Killed
The US denied reports that said it was evacuating its embassy
