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Six-year-old Raseel al-Balawi in Gaza has endured more than 20 surgeries to control infections since witnesses say an Israeli helicopter strike hit her tent in al-Mawasi camp in late July, with the Is
Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid accused Prime Minister Netanyahu of 'fear-mongering' after Netanyahu warned that the country's enemies may attack before next month's election, dismissing the aler
South Korea's intelligence agency confirmed it pledged no military aid to Ukraine in exchange for two captured North Korean soldiers, while Seoul demands an apology from Zelensky for publicly disclosi
South Korea's intelligence agency confirmed to lawmakers it made no military aid pledge to Ukraine for two captured North Korean soldiers, as Seoul demands Kyiv apologize for publicly disclosing the m
South Korea's spy agency believes President Zelensky disclosed the transfer of two captured North Korean soldiers to Seoul in order to generate public support for Ukrainian arms requests, prompting Se
China's Taiwan Affairs Office accused Taiwan's ruling DPP of 'desecrating the martyrs' for criticizing Beijing's World War II narrative, escalating a war of words over whose history counts as China's.
The US-China summit in Washington omitted its usual reference to North Korean denuclearization, while South Korean President Lee Jae Myung proposed at the UN a phased plan to halt further nuclear expa
China threatened retaliation if Europe imposes curbs on Chinese businesses, warning that broad EU tariffs could also derail ongoing trade negotiations.
The U.S. and China announced mutual tariff cuts covering $60 billion in trade, with the White House publishing a list of 77 Chinese import categories — from Christmas decorations to fireworks and chil
Donald Trump claimed the war on Iran will end "very soon" without providing details, while Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps separately issued an open letter to American voters urging a change
Donald Trump plans a 32-day midterm campaign tour to defend Republican congressional majorities, even as a Wall Street Journal poll puts his approval at 37% — the lowest pre-midterm rating since the p
Qatar's prime minister accused Benjamin Netanyahu of manipulating public opinion by attacking Qatar over its criticism of Israel, saying the real focus should be on Israeli war crimes in Gaza.
The US Treasury sanctioned 10 individuals and companies in five countries for allegedly supplying weapons and components to Iran's military, escalating the Trump administration's economic pressure cam
The Supreme Court will let the Trump administration continue rapidly deporting immigrants to countries other than their own, while the broader legal question remains unresolved.
Putin is expanding Russia's army by 15,000 soldiers as Zelenskyy warns North Korea is preparing to send 10,000 troops to support Moscow's war effort.
Chinese foreign policy analysts split into pro-U.S. and anti-U.S. factions over Trump's personal diplomacy at the Trump-Xi summit, with skeptics warning CCP leadership against trusting the 'two-faced
The WTO reports global goods trade grew 4.6% and services trade 5.3% last year, lifted overwhelmingly by advanced-technology demand, even as Trump's country-specific tariffs, the Iran war, and the Ukr
A Myanmar military airstrike struck a riverside market in Kyauktaw, western Rakhine state, on September 28, killing at least 50 people and injuring 58 in one of the deadliest single bombardments of th
NATO declared that Russia's hybrid warfare campaign is not deterring the alliance's continued support for Ukraine, while Danish intelligence separately warned Russia could attack a NATO country within
A War on the Rocks essay proposes 'deliberative friction' — a duty requiring U.S. military officers to raise constitutional concerns about lawful orders in writing, copying an inspector general, while
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