Blinken Claims US Still Opposes Israeli Raid In Rafah
Blinken, whose meeting with Netanyahu in Jerusalem went longer than expected, declined to clarify the Israeli leader's position while emphasizing that the US would continue to express concerns
US Forces Shoot Down 4 Drones And A Houthi Anti-Ship Missile
The Houthis, who control much of Yemen's Red Sea coast, have launched scores of missiles and drone strikes on vessels since November, claiming solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza
Russia Crises US Assistance To Ukraine, Connects It To Humiliation In Vietnam, Afghanistan
The United States has repeatedly denied deploying its own or other NATO-member troops to Ukraine
US Rejects Palestinian Bid For Full UN Membership
The draft resolution proposed recommending to the General Assembly that the State of Palestine be admitted to membership of the United Nations instead of its current non-member observer state status
China Demands US To Take Constructive Role In Middle East
Concerns about Tehran's retribution have intensified since an Israeli strike on an Iranian diplomatic building in Damascus on April 1
Joe Biden Refers To Japan-US Military Cooperation As ‘Purely Defensive In Nature’
The United States, Australia, Japan, and the Philippines conducted joint naval and air drills in the disputed South China Sea
Fired WFH Employee Claims ‘No One Will Hire Me’ After Firm Monitors Laptop Activity
Suzie Cheiko was subjected to a performance improvement plan, during which her computer activity, including keyboard strokes, was monitored for 49 working days.
US Contemplates Lifting Warnings For Americans Visiting China
The presidents of both nations have worked to rebuild people-to-people exchanges as a pillar for managing rising geopolitical competition between the superpowers
US Threatens To Hold China Responsible If Russia Gains Ground In Ukraine
Russia is increasingly utilizing armaments from North Korea and Iran, both of which are under significant sanctions, to fuel its war in Ukraine
First-Ever US-Japan-Philippines Summit To Strengthen Defence Ties, China Responds
Philippines and Japan leaders are set to visit Washington for the first trilateral summit to strengthen defence ties, improve command structures, coordinate coast guard operations, and address issues
