House, Senate Agree to Add $45 Billion to Biden’s 2023 Military Budget Request
Congress is still finalizing the 2023 National Defense Authorization Act
US, Israel Hold Joint Aerial Drills Simulating Attacks on Iran
The Israeli military published pictures of the exercises on Wednesday
Australian PM Tells US to Drop Charges Against Julian Assange
Anthony Albanese's comments came after five major news organizations finally spoke out for Assange
Russia Says It Delayed Nuclear Arms Control Talks Over Differences With US
Moscow says it will propose new dates in the future for the New START talks that it postponed
Kurdish SDF Asks Russia to Mediate Security Deal With Syria
Turkish forces gear up for another Syria invasion
Pentagon Claims China Could Have 1,500 Nuclear Warheads by 2035
The Pentagon issued its annual report on China's military power
US Officials Pushing for Military Intervention in Haiti
The US doesn't want to send its own troops but is pressuring other countries to do so
US Warship Sails Near Disputed Spratly Islands in South China Sea
China says the ship 'illegally intruded' into the area, a claim disputed by the US Navy's Seventh Fleet
NATO Doubles Down on Pledge to Eventually Admit Ukraine
NATO foreign ministers are holding a summit in Bucharest, where the alliance first made the promise in 2008
Ukraine Says NATO Must Step Up Weapons Production or It Won’t Win War
Ukraine's FM says there is no pressure on Kyiv to negotiate with Russia
Report: US, Israel to Hold Drills Simulating Bombing Iran
The planned drills come after the IDF's chief of staff visited Washington
EU Fails to Reach Agreement on Russia Oil Price Cap
Poland is demanding a much lower price cap than what the G7 has asked
US Considering Sending Rockets With 100-Mile Range to Ukraine
Boeing has proposed to provide Ukraine with a new precision bomb system
US-Russia New START Talks Postponed
The nuclear arms control talks were scheduled to begin on November 29 and are being pushed back to an unknown date
Major News Organizations Finally Urge US to Drop Charges Against Julian Assange
<I>The New York Times</I> and four other organizations tell the US government that 'publishing is not a crime'
