China-Japan relations in the wake of Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi’s remarks on Taiwan represent “the most dangerous situation in the past several decades," says a Taiwan-based journalist and political analyst.

Harvard University is reportedly archiving Israel’s publications, cultural works, and scientific output, preserving the heritage “in case Israel ceases to exist.”

The United States will designate the so-called Cartel de los Soles, which Washington claims is led by President Nicolás Maduro and senior Venezuelan officials, as an illegal criminal organization this month.

Voters in Ecuador have rejected a proposal to allow the return of US military bases, according to early referendum results.

The US is reportedly preparing a plan to cement Gaza’s division, building a fortified “green zone” under “joint Israeli–international control,” while confining most Palestinians to a shattered “red zone.”

The US and South Korea aim to "move forward" on a plan for building nuclear-powered submarines.

The US has approved he approval of a military sale to Taiwan valued at about $330 million.

US officials reportedly raise concerns that the sale of F-35s to Saudi Arabia could lead to the fighter jets’ technology reaching China.

India’s largest far-right Hindu organization has hired a powerful American lobbying firm to influence US lawmakers.

The family of British journalist Sami Hamdi say he has boarded a flight back to the UK after being detained by the ICE during his visit to the United States.