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Trump Tests NATO Unity at Ankara Summit
NATO leaders gather in Ankara for a summit expected to test alliance unity as Trump demands personal loyalty from members, not just financial burden-sharing.
Ukraine hits major oil terminal in Russia's St Petersburg
Ukraine struck a major oil terminal in St Petersburg overnight, Zelensky said, escalating Kyiv's long-range drone campaign that has reportedly disabled nearly 43% of Russia's oil refining capacity.
China Scholars: U.S. Credibility Fell After Iran War
At Tsinghua's World Peace Forum, China's top foreign policy scholars argued the Iran war has eroded U.S. strategic credibility while elevating China's, even as they invoked Thucydides' trap to argue B
Trump Says Netanyahu 'Knows Who the Boss Is' Before WH Visit
Trump told Axios Netanyahu requested a White House meeting, declaring 'he knows who the boss is' ahead of their first sit-down since a February Situation Room session where Netanyahu pitched a joint w
7 Palestinians Killed by Israeli Forces in 48 Hours: Gaza Ministry
At least 7 Palestinians were killed by Israeli forces over the past 48 hours in Gaza, with nine more bodies recovered from rubble, according to the territory's Ministry of Health.
China's military promotes 2 new generals after anti-corruption purge thins ranks
China's military promoted two officers to general rank in a ceremony led by Xi Jinping, as his years-long anti-corruption campaign has stripped the Central Military Commission down to just two active
Malaysian PM Anwar urges Johoreans abroad to return home to vote in state election
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim urged Johoreans working in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur to return home and vote in the July 11 state election, using a Kulai rally on July 4 to distinguish federal
Ukraine hits oil and military facilities near Russia’s St Petersburg
Ukrainian long-range drones struck an oil terminal, Baltic port, and Kronstadt naval base in Russia's St Petersburg region overnight, while Russia retaliated by hitting a Ukrainian gas facility in Pol
Putin Faces Rare Public Criticism Over Ukraine War
Russian President Vladimir Putin is facing rare public criticism at home as fuel shortages, rising inflation, attacks on Russian energy infrastructure, and mounting military casualties from the more-t
Saudi coalition threatens force over Houthi-Iran Sanaa flight
The Saudi-led coalition threatened "unprecedented force" against Houthi threats after an Iranian civilian aircraft carrying more than 200 patients landed in Sanaa for the first time in nearly a decade
Xi Promotes 2 Generals After Purge Thins Military Leadership
Xi Jinping promoted two officers to general rank in China's military, tapping one to lead the corruption-investigation unit, as the Central Military Commission sits nearly empty ahead of next year's r
Ukraine drones hit St Petersburg oil terminal, Vysotsk port
Ukrainian drones struck St Petersburg and the Leningrad region's port of Vysotsk overnight on Saturday, with local media reporting a fire at the city's oil terminal and Russian officials saying 72 dro
Tens of Thousands Mourn Khamenei at Tehran Funeral
Tens of thousands of Iranians gathered at Tehran's Imam Khomeini Grand Mosalla on Saturday to view Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's coffin, four months after he was killed in the opening U.S.-Israeli airstrik
Trump rails against communism at Mount Rushmore 250th speech
At Mount Rushmore on the eve of July 4, Trump used the opening of America's 250th anniversary celebrations to laud US military victories and frame democratic socialism, paired with hardline immigratio
Trump Headlines America's 250th Birthday Amid Political Divide
America marks its 250th birthday Saturday with coast-to-coast celebrations, with President Trump set to headline the National Mall festivities after declaring communism a greater threat than WWI or 9/
Iran Holds Dayslong Funeral for Khamenei After U.S.-Israeli Strike
Iran launched a dayslong funeral in Tehran for Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, four months after he was killed in U.S.-Israeli airstrikes, drawing huge crowds chanting 'Death to America' alongside Russian, Pa
China Launches East Taiwan Coast Guard Patrol
China sent coast guard ships east of Taiwan for the second time in roughly a month on July 4, drawing condemnation from Taipei, which called the patrols illegal and vowed to expel the vessels.
Ukraine Strikes Deep Russia; Putin Admits Fuel Shortages
Ukraine's drone and missile campaign has devastated Russian oil facilities, weapons factories, and other targets hundreds of miles from the border, prompting Putin to acknowledge fuel shortages while
EXCLUSIVE Russia set to import North Asian jet fuel amid fuel crisis, sources say - Reuters
EXCLUSIVE Russia set to import North Asian jet fuel amid fuel crisis, sources say ReutersPutin shrugs off fuel shortage...
These Justices Are Not Impartial
The Supreme Court struck down President Trump's executive order repealing birthright citizenship 6-3 in Trump v. Barbara, but only five justices defended the constitutional guarantee on its own terms
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