UN Report Says Over 570,000 People Are Starving in Gaza
Israel is using starvation as a weapon of war
US Granted Access to Military Bases in Denmark Under New Deal
The US signed similar deals with Sweden and Finland this month
US Eyes Frozen Russian Central Bank Funds to Fund Ukraine
Over $300 billion in Russian central bank funds is frozen in the US, Europe and Japan
US, China Hold First High-Level Military Talks in Over a Year
China suspended high-level talks in response to Nancy Pelosi's provocative trip to Taiwan in August 2022
Israel Has Backed Itself Into a Corner on Post-War Gaza Occupation, Diplomats Say
The US supports the Palestinian Authority returning to Gaza, but Netanyahu refuses to entertain the proposal
US Veto Threat Once Again Delays Security Council Vote on Gaza Ceasefire
The Biden administration veto threat is in defense of the Israeli government's desire to continue the conflict for months
As Gaza Death Toll Crosses 20,000, Aid Group Warns True Number Is Higher
Israeli officials insist civilian deaths are part of destroying Hamas
Hostage Talks Resume, But Several Hurdles Remain Before Deal Reached
Israel is demanding Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad release captives for a one-week pause in fighting. Hamas seeks end to war for hostage release
Germany to Permanently Deploy 4,800 Troops in Lithuania
Lithuania borders the Russian oblast of Kaliningrad and Russia's ally Belarus
Zelensky Suggests Ukraine Could Mobilize Up to 500,000 New Soldiers
Ukraine is already taking desperate measures to fill its ranks
Houthis Say They Won’t Back Down Even If US ‘Mobilizes the Entire World’
The Houthis have been clear that the only way to stop their attacks in the Red Sea is a sustainable ceasefire in Gaza
US Approves $300 Million Sale for Taiwan’s Military Information Systems
China condemned the planned arms sale
