US Intel Report Says ‘Havana Syndrome’ Not Caused By Foreign Weapon
A 2018 State Department report said the noises US diplomats heard were likely local crickets
US Official Falsely Claims Iran Is 12 Days From Nuke Material Production
Undersecretary: JCPOA Is on Ice
US Airstrike Against al-Qaeda Reported in Yemen
The coalition the US backs in Yemen has recruited al-Qaeda members in the past to fight against the Houthis
Moscow Blames Ukraine for a Series of Drone Attacks Inside Russia
Putin told the FSB to step up its efforts to counter sabotage attacks, which he alleged Western countries were involved in
Stoltenberg Reaffirms Pledge That Ukraine Will Eventually Join NATO
The NATO chief says Ukraine's NATO membership is a 'long-term' goal
IAEA Iran Report: Inspectors Find Some 83.7% Enriched Uranium Particles
Iran not stockpiling uranium over 60%
Exiled Belarusian Opposition Claims Attack on Russian Plane Near Minsk
The US has supported Belarus' opposition since rejecting the 2020 presidential elections
US Doesn’t Want Countries Working With Syria’s Assad on Earthquake Relief
The State Department says countries can aid the relief effort without 'changing or upgrading' their relations with the Syrian government
Zelensky Says Situation in Bakhmut ‘Getting More and More Difficult’
Russian forces are close to encircling the city
Rep. Auchincloss Doesn’t Care That His Trip to Taiwan Angered China
Auchincloss was part of a bipartisan congressional delegation to Taiwan led by Rep. Ro Khanna
Medvedev Says West Pumping Weapons Into Ukraine Could Bring ‘Apocalypse’
The former Russian president warned last week that Moscow is willing to use nuclear weapons to defend itself
Taiwan to Criminalize Spreading Rumors During Wartime
The Taiwanese Defense Ministry has proposed up to three years in prison for people who spread 'false information'
Japan’s PM Says Tokyo Will Buy 400 US-Made Tomahawk Missiles
The plan is part of a US-encouraged military buildup aimed at China
Yellen Visits Ukraine to Discuss $10 Billion in New Budgetary Aid
The Treasury secretary announced the first $1.2 billion tranche of the aid
China Protests After US Spy Plane Flies Through Taiwan Strait
The US frequently sends warships into the Strait but flyovers are less common
