France Holding Talks on Withdrawal of ‘Certain Military Elements’ from Niger
Niger is hoping it will reach a deal with ECOWAS to avoid war
Eastern European NATO Countries Fear Peace Talks Between Ukraine and Russia
Poland and the Baltic states are worried growing opposition to the proxy war inside the US could lead to negotiations
Australian Lawmakers to Visit Washington to Lobby for Julian Assange’s Freedom
The delegation includes MPs across the political spectrum who all agree the US needs to drop its case against Assange
South Africa Says Inquiry Found No Evidence of Arms Shipment to Russia
The US ambassador to South Africa claimed without evidence that he knew a Russian ship that docked in the country last year was loaded with arms
US, Philippines Conduct Joint Naval Patrol in the South China Sea
It marked the first joint patrol west of the Philippine province of Palawan
IAEA Report Shows Iran Slows Its Enrichment of Uranium at 60%
Iran started 60% uranium enrichment in 2021 in response to an Israeli attack on its Natanz nuclear facility
Putin Tells Erdogan Russia Will Rejoin Grain Deal If Sanctions Are Eased
The UN has proposed lifting Western sanctions on Russia's agricultural bank to restore the deal
Bucharest Denies Ukrainian Claim That Russian Drone Hit Romania
Russia launched strikes on a Ukrainian port on the Danube River, which acts as a border between Romania and Ukraine
North Korea Simulates Tactical Nuke Attack in Response to US Drills
The US and South Korea just concluded major war games
Report: Taiwanese Troops Join US Military Drills in Michigan
The drills were led by the National Guard and included troops from several different countries
In Taiwan, Rep. Wittman Vows ‘Resolute Reaction’ If China Attacks
Wittman led a congressional delegation to Taipei
Zelensky Says He’ll Replace Defense Minister Reznikov
Reznikov will be replaced by Rustem Umerov, the head of Ukraine's State Property Fund
