NATO Agrees to Extend Secretary-General Stoltenberg’s Term By a Year
Stoltenberg, a former Norwegian PM, has been the head of NATO since 2014
Biden Nominates Elliott Abrams to Public Diplomacy Commission
Abrams led the Trump administration's failed regime change effort in Venezuela and covered up atrocities in Latin American in the 1980s
Poland Wants to Host US Nuclear Weapons in Response to Russian Nukes in Belarus
Warsaw wants to join NATO's nuclear sharing program
US Backs Israel’s Major Offensive in West Bank City of Jenin
Israel says it launched about 20 drone strikes in Jenin as part of an assault involving 1,000 Israeli troops with 150 armored vehicles
Taiwan’s Purchase of Volcano Mines From US Sparks Controversy
Opposition politicians in Taiwan don't want mines laid on the island
Burns Calls Ukraine War Major ‘Opportunity’ for CIA Recruiting Spies
The CIA has been trying to recruit Russians via social media
Zelensky Says War Won’t End Until Ukraine Takes Crimea
Crimea has been controlled by Russia since 2014
State Department Approves $440 Million Arms Sales for Taiwan
The potential deals are for 30mm ammunition and spare parts for vehicles, weapons, and other equipment
US Nuclear-Capable B-52 Bombers Fly to Korean Peninsula in Latest Provocation
The bombers participated in a training exercise with US and South Korean fighter jets
Ukraine’s Top General Says He Needs More Western Arms for Counteroffensive
Gen. Valery Zaluzhny says comments about the counteroffensive being off to a slow start 'pisses me off'
Report: US Close to Providing Ukraine With Widely Banned Cluster Bombs
The Biden administration is asking Congress to put aside concerns about the harm cluster munitions cause to civilians
Israel to Get New Fleet of F-35s Financed by US Aid
The deal is for 25 planes and is estimated to cost $3 billion
