Cubans ‘Disapointed’ President Biden Isn’t Easing Sanctions
Biden said he wouldn't ease restrictions on remmitances to Cuba
NATO Deploys F-35 Combat Aircraft to Baltic Sea for First Time
Buried in a routine report on Italy’s contribution to NATO’s Air Policing for the past 59 years is mention of Italian F-35s currently deployed to...
US Sanctions More Chinese Officials Over Hong Kong
The Biden administration also issued an advisory warning US companies against doing business in Hong Kong
Preparing for War in the Atlantic, NATO Opens New Command in Virginia
Gen. Milley said the command could fight a future battle of the Atlantic
After Syria, Libya, Nagorno-Karabakh: Ukraine To Use Turkish Drones for War in Donbass, Black Sea
Turkish and Ukrainian news sources announced on July 15 that the Ukrainian Naval Forces Command has received the first Bayraktar TB2 unmanned combat aerial vehicles...
US Delegation Visits Ukraine War Zone, Pledges Continued Assistance
America’s top envoy in Ukraine, Chargé d’Affaires George Kent, led an American delegation that toured the front line of Ukraine’s war against the republics of...
After NATO Withdrawal: US Forms Regional Group With Afghanistan, Pakistan, Uzbekistan
The U.S. State Department announced on July 16 that Washington has formed what has been characterized as a regional platform – could one be more...
Afghan Govt Accuses Pakistan of Giving Military Support to the Taliban
Pakistan rejected an accusation that it is providing the Taliban air support
Pentagon: Colombians Arrested in Haitian President’s Killing Had US Training
At least one of the suspects had previously been an informant for the DEA
Biden: Marines Going to Haiti Embassy, But More Troops ‘Not on the Agenda’
Haiti asked the US to send troops after the assasination President Moise
Biden Considering Intervention in Cuba to Provide Internet Access
Florida Governor Ron Desantis urged the Biden administration to provide internet access, although reports say it's already been restored
Biden Says He Won’t Lift Restrictions on Remittances to Cuba
Recent protests in Cuba have renewed calls for the US to lift the decades-old trade embargo
