US Approves A $80 Million Sale Of F-16 Parts To Taiwan
The US State Department has approved the sale of F-16 fighter jet spare and maintenance components to Taiwan for $80 million, aiming to improve security, maintain political stability, military balance, and economic progress in the region
United States Applauds India’s Parliamentary Elections
The BJP-led NDA won a majority in the Lok Sabha on Tuesday, allowing Prime Minister Narendra Modi to establish the government for a third consecutive term
Israel Reports Over One-Third Dead Of Gaza Hostages While US Seeks Truce Negotiations
United States President Joe Biden announced on Friday an Israeli proposal to end the war, in which some captives would be released during a temporary truce
Houthis Target US Carrier In Red Sea Following US & UK Deadly Raids On Yemen
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak defended the military action as self-defence in the face of an ongoing threat that the Houthis pose
Aid Supplies To Gaza Cease Following Damage To US Military Pier
CENTCOM reported that 1,005 metric tonnes of aid had been transferred from the sea to the beach transfer site, with 903 metric tons being distributed from the transfer point to the UN warehouse
Russia Alleges US Intends To Launch Weapons Into Space
Despite Western sanctions and Russia's aggression on Ukraine, the two countries maintain cooperation in space by transferring crew members to and from the International Space Station
Anthony Blinken Travels To Kyiv To Confirm US Aid
His visit comes only weeks after the US Congress approved a $61 billion financial aid package for Ukraine following months of political bickering
7 Dead In Ukraine’s Missile Attack On Russia
Both Ukraine and Russia claim not to target civilians, despite the fact that both sides have killed many people during the war
Homeless Woman Lives In Grocery Store For Almost A Year In US: Report
The woman had, astonishingly, managed to draw power from the store's electricity supply. She chose this unusual living arrangement even though she had a job.
Donald Trump Could Owe Over USD 100 Million In Taxes If He Loses Audit Case: Report
The outcome of Trump's dispute could set a precedent for wealthy people seeking tax benefits from the laws governing partnerships.
