Russian President Vladimir Putin’s administration announced on Saturday that advisers from Russia, the Ukraine, France and Germany are meeting in Paris on Jan. 25 to
In the wake of Joe Biden’s flub on Ukraine at a press conference on Wednesday, Kamala Harris appeared in support of the White House effort
This summer, Sen. Tim Scott will release a memoir explaining how hope and redemption have shaped his life so far. The truth of these truths
As Russian troops remain largely concentrated near the border, the country’s top diplomat angrily rejected U.S. allegations that it is prepping a pretext for having
According to Ukraine, cyberattacks perpetrated by Russia led to the defacing of its government websites, suggesting Russia has been engaging in a “hybrid war” against
During a breakthrough election held after a coup nearly seven years ago, former Malian President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita came to power only to be ousted
Reuters reported that China and Iran announced a 25-year cooperation deal on Friday, with China criticizing the United States’ unilateral sanctions against Iran at the
Havana Syndrome is still an unknown illness and the United States does not know where it came from, State Department spokesperson Antony Blinken said in
A Danish leader said Wednesday that she does not think the man who has headed both of Denmark’s intelligence agencies will hurt the service’s contacts
South Africa’s historic Parliament complex was destroyed in a fire set by a man accused of setting it. The man has now been charged with
A breakdown in the relationship between Democratic Senator Joe Manchin and the White House has led to the withdrawal of the $1.8 trillion spending offer
Poland’s senior government officials indicated on Friday that the country had purchased sophisticated spy software developed by the Israeli firm NSO Group, but denied that
