Biden Mulls Global Infrastructure Projects to Counter China’s
The administration is sending an official to scout for projects in Latin America
Iran, IAEA Dispute Terms of Access Agreement; US Threatens Action
No clear understanding on access covers Karaj site
At UN, Israel’s Bennett Hints at Military Action Against Iran
The Israeli PM says Iran's nuclear program has crossed 'all red lines'
Report: US Asked Russia About Offer of Bases to Monitor Afghanistan
The US failed to negotiate new basing agreements in the region
Taiwan’s Defense Minister Wants Long-Range Weapons
Taiwan has a plan to spend an extra $8 billion on new weapons over the next five years
British Warship Makes Rare Transit Through Taiwan Strait
The HMS Richmond also patrolled the East China Sea to enforce UN sanctions against North Korea
Russia Strikes Pro-Turkey Rebel Base in Syria, Killing Seven
Strike on rebels comes just days ahead of a new round of talks
UN: 350,000 Killed in Syria War; Concedes Figure Is Undercount
Report represents 'minimum verifiable number'
50 Killed in Heavy Fighting in Yemen’s Maarib
Casualties mount as fighting escalates
Biden Hosts First Quad Summit to Strengthen Partnership Against China
The Quad leaders agreed to hold an annual summit
US Won’t Be Asking Taliban Permission to Launch Future Airstrikes in Afghanistan
The Taliban has said they don't want help from the US to fight ISIS-K
Texas Moves to Divest From Ben & Jerry’s Over Israeli Settlement Ban
The state will divest $100 million in pension funds from Ben & Jerry's and Unilever in 90 days
US Aircraft Carrier Sails Into South China Sea After Afghanistan Deployment
The Japan-based USS Ronald Reagan was in the north Arabian Sea to support the Kabul evacuation
North Korea Open to Talks With South
Kim Yo Jong said the North wants 'constructive' talks if the South drops its 'hostile' stance
Iran Says the Biden Administration Sends a ‘Negative Sign’ By Keeping Sanctions
Iran's new foreign minister says nuclear deal talks should resume 'very soon'
