Iraq PM Survives Drone Attack, Seven Wounded
Kadhimi calls for calm after attack on his home
Biden Administration Preparing More Sanctions on Nicaragua
Sanctioning Nicaragua has strong bipartisan support in Washington
US-Led Coalition Says Iraqi Military Still Needs US Support
The US is formally ending its 'combat' mission in Iraq by the end of the year but plans to leave troops
Iran Updates Numbers on Stockpiled Uranium Ahead of Nuclear Talks
Iran has 25kg of 60% uranium and about 210 kg of 20%
Risk of Collision Between US and Chinese Militaries Is Growing
A US submarine that crashed into an underwater mountain in the South China Sea highlights the danger of US operations in the region
More Republicans Want to Give Taiwan Billions in Military Aid
A new bill introduced in the Senate Thursday would give Taiwan $2 billion each year
As Fighting Nears, Yemen’s Displaced Flock to Maarib Camps
Aid groups warn needs are far beyond means for the camps
US Navy Fires Commander of Submarine That Crashed in the South China Sea
China has called out the US for not being transparent about the incident
Turkey Prepares Fresh Syria Offensive, But Backlash Is Likely
Attacks on Kurds likely to draw a reaction
China Says US Is Top Nuclear Threat After Pentagon Report
The Pentagon claimed China's nuclear arsenal is growing at a rapid rate
Leading Democrat Adam Schiff Wants ‘Less Abiguity’ Over Taiwan’s Defense
The US is not obligated to defend Taiwan, but hawks in Washington want that to change
Yemen Officials: At Least 200 Killed in Fighting Around Maarib
Hundreds more wounded in heavy fighting
Iran’s Raisi Warns West Against ‘Excessive Demands’ Ahead of Nuclear Deal Talks
The negotiations are set to resume November 29
Biden Administration Approves $650 Million Missile Sale to Saudi Arabia
The missiles are made by Raytheon, the former employer of Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin
South Korea Seeks Korean War’s End, But US Is a Tough Sell
South Korean leaders see a window open for permanent peace
