Two Civilians Killed in Latest Israeli Airstrikes in Syria
The strikes targeted Damascus, marking the fourth Israeli airstrikes in the country within one week
WaPo: Officials at NATO Meetings Know Not to Talk About Nord Stream Bombings
Investigators are skeptical of a yacht's role in the bombing
Russia Blames Ukrainian Intelligence for Bombing That Killed Russian Journalist
When asked about the incident, Zelensky said he doesn't 'think about what is happening' inside Russia
Wagner Group Raises Russian Flag Over Bakhmut City Hall
The battle is still raging as Ukrainian forces are still in control of western districts of the city
Philippines Announces Locations of Four New US Bases
Three bases are in the north, facing Taiwan, and one is in the South China Sea province of Palawan
Report: US Discusses Sanctions Relief for Iran Freezing Nuclear Program
The Biden administration has discussed the potential interim deal with its European allies and Israel
McCarthy to Host Taiwan’s President on Wednesday, Risking a Chinese Response
Chinese military drills around Taiwan will likely intensify
Russia to Put Nukes Near Belarus’ Western Border: Envoy
Belarus borders NATO members Poland, Latvia, and Lithuania
Saudi Arabia to Invite Syria’s Assad to Arab League Summit
Syria was suspended from the Arab League in 2011
Ukrainian Official Outlines Vision for a Russia-Free Crimea
The US doesn't think Ukraine can retake Crimea, but still says it supports attacks on the peninsula
Ukraine Places Orthodox Priest Leader Under House Arrest
Metropolitan Pavel is accused of justifying Russia's invasion, which he denies
Prominent Russian Military Journalist Killed in St. Petersburg Blast
At least 19 others were wounded by a bomb detonated inside a cafe
