China Starts More Military Drills in Response to Latest Congressional Delegation to Taiwan
The delegation asked Taiwanese lawmakers if they want the US to change its 'strategic ambiguity' policy
Drone Hits US Base in Syria; No Casualties or Damage
No group claims credit for Tanf attack
Ukrainians Receiving Infantry Training in the UK
The British have pledged to train 10,000 Ukrainian soldiers over 120 days
Austria Committed to Military Neutrality Despite Ukraine War
Military neutrality remains popular in Austria, with 80% of the country against joining NATO
Henry Kissinger: US Responsible for Bringing Itself to ‘Edge’ of War With China and Russia
The 99-year-old former secretary of state warned against stoking tensions with the two powers
US Restores Backchannels With Syria Over Missing American Journalist
The Syrian government denies that it detained Austin Tice, who has been missing for 10 years after being kidnapped in Syria
White House Says US to Conduct ‘Air and Maritime Transits’ in the Taiwan Strait
Biden's top Asia official accused China of being 'provocative' in its response to Pelosi's visit to Taiwan
More US Lawmakers Travel to Taiwan After Pelosi Visit
The congressional delegation shows Washington has no plans to ease tensions with China
Russia Urging for IAEA to Visit Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant
Moscow denies Ukrainian claims that Russia has been shelling the plant, which has been under Russian control since March
Iran: EU Nuclear Deal Proposal Is Not Finalized
EU wants Iran to make decisions
Taiwan Rejects China’s ‘One Country, Two Systems’ Plans for Unification
Taiwan responded to China's new white paper on the island that emphasizes the goal of 'peaceful reunification'
US Ambassador to Israel: We Support Israel’s Fight Against ‘Bad Guys’ in Gaza
Israel's bombardment in Gaza killed 48 Palestinians, including 17 children
Ukraine Defense Ministry Makes Veiled Threat Against Russian Civilians in Crimea
The ministry said Russian tourists shouldn't visit Crimea unless they want an 'unpleasantly hot summer break'
Sweden Agrees to Extradite Man to Turkey After NATO Deal
Turkey's parliament could block Sweden and Finland from joining NATO if they don't cooperate on extradition
Western Countries Pledge Long-Term Support and New Military Aid for Ukraine
At a conference in Copenhagen, 26 countries agreed to give Ukraine $1.5 billion, but more funds are expected to be raised
