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Taipei also suspects a Chinese-crewed vessel of severing a vital subsea telecommunications cable.

The move aims to meet U.S. demand for greater burden-sharing in NATO.

The French president pushed for greater security assurances for Ukraine during his White House visit.

The hostage release incident could threaten the fragile cease-fire deal in Gaza.

The secretary of state’s absence reflects deteriorating U.S.-South Africa relations as well as the Trump administration’s disdain for global institutions.

The U.S. president is parroting Kremlin propaganda, signaling a major breakdown in U.S.-Ukraine relations.

Kyiv’s absence has NATO members worried that Europe is being sidelined from peace talks.

But Vice President J.D. Vance has mixed messaging on just how far the White House is willing to go.

U.S. officials will set tariff rates in the coming months, with sweeping ramifications for global trade.

The Trump administration has placed the onus of Kyiv’s security on Europe to allow Washington to shift its focus toward China.

The king reiterated his opposition to the U.S. president’s proposal but offered vague answers on how best to help Palestinians in the territory.

Further reciprocal tariffs are expected later this week.

Panama maintains that U.S. President Donald Trump did not push the Latin American country to leave the Belt and Road Initiative.

Legal experts and rights activists argue that the U.S. president’s proposal would amount to ethnic cleansing.

The United States seizing control of the Palestinian territory would reverse decades of U.S. Middle East policy.