Estonia Wants EU to Ban Russian Tourists
The US has rejected a Ukrainian demand for a blanket Russian visa ban
Iran Says US ‘Procrastinating’ Over Reviving Nuclear Deal
The EU hopes for a response from the US this week and says Iran's response was 'reasonable'
US Tries to Reassure Israel on Potential Iran Deal, Says Agreement ‘Not Imminent’
Israeli officials say they're not reassured
UAE-Backed Separatists Take South Yemen Oil Fields
STC forces seize Ataq
Report: US Plans to Continue Talks With the Taliban on Frozen Afghan Funds
The families of 9/11 victims urged President Biden to return the money to Afghanistan, where millions are facing starvation
Indiana Governor Leads Third US Delegation to Taiwan This Month
Governor Holcomb's visit focused on boosting economic ties
Daughter of Putin Ally Killed in Car Blast Outside Moscow
Daria Dugina was the daughter of Alexander Dugin, the Russian nationalist and philosopher. She was driving his car when an explosive device detonated underneath the vehicle, she was burned beyond recognition.
US, South Korea to Resume Provocative Live-Action War Games After Four-Year Pause
President Donald Trump canceled the military drills after a successful summit with Supreme Leader Kim Jong-un in Singapore
Outrage as Leaked Iraq Video Hints at Corruption
Corruption is 'prevailing culture' in ministries
Russian Ambassador Says We ‘Simply Have No Contact’ With Western Diplomats
Moscow’s representative to the United Nations claims America’s refusal to negotiate will lead to a long war in Ukraine
French Foreign Legion to Secure South Yemen Gas Exports
France negotiating for access to Yemen
Putin Warns Macron of ‘Large-Scale Catastrophe’ at Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant
Putin wants IAEA mission to visit the power plant "as soon as possible"
Pentagon Announces New $775 Million Weapons Package for Ukraine
The 18th arms transfer will include ScanEagle Drones for the first time
Agreement to Save Iran Nuclear Deal Is Close, But Obstacles Remain
Lobbying by hawks in Washington as well as Tehran’s demand to close an IAEA investigation are the final sticking points preventing a return to the Iran nuclear deal.
Turkey Says First Swedish Extradition Doesn’t Live Up to NATO Deal
The Turkish parliament could block Sweden's NATO membership if it doesn't live up to Turkey's demands
