Austin Expected to Hold First In-Person Meeting With Chinese Defense Minister
The two military chiefs are expected to discuss Taiwan
IAEA Board Votes to Criticize Iran on Uranium Traces
Board members vote 30-2 with three abstaining
China, Cambodia Begin Construction on Port, Dismiss US Concerns
The two Asian countries denied reports that said China was secretly building a military base in Cambodia
Russia, Turkey Signal Progress on Plans to Export Ukrainian Grain
The two countries want to establish safe corridors, but Ukraine's ports still need to be de-mined
Russia-Installed Leader in Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia Considers Referendum on Joining Russia
Officials in Kherson have also said they are looking for ways to join Russia
Ukraine Not Giving US Much Information About Its Operations Against Russia
Officials told <I>NYT</I> that the US has more information on Russia's military than Ukraine's despite the billions of dollars in support
US Warns of ‘Forceful Response’ If North Korea Tests Nuclear Weapon
The US and South Korea launched ballistic missiles into the sea in response to a North Korean launch
Bulgaria Won’t Send Weapons to Ukraine
Bulgaria's PM says the country has done 'enough' by sending humanitarian aid and repairing Ukraine's heavy weapons
US, Europeans Submit Anti-Iran Resolution to IAEA Board
Faults Iran for not satisfying questions on traces of uranium
White House Defends Biden’s Plans to Visit ‘Pariah’ Saudi Arabia and Meet With MbS
A group of House Democrats urged Biden to 'recalibrate' US-Saudi relations
British PM Johnson Says Ukraine Shouldn’t Be Pressured Into ‘Bad Peace’
Johnson has urged Ukraine not to negotiate with Russia
Ukraine Wants Many More Rocket Launchers Than the US and Britain Said They Will Provide
An advisor to Zelensky says Ukraine needs 60 launchers to stop Russia
