New US Diplomat: South Sudan Policy Unlikely to Change
U.S. government policy toward South Sudan isn’t expected to change regardless of the new presidential administration, according to J...
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NATO Leaders Present United Front Amid Bitter Differences
NATO leaders are gathering at a golf resort outside of London Wednesday to present a united front amid bitter differences over terro...
Nearly One Year Later, American Remains Jailed in Moscow
In late December, it will be one year since Moscow detained U.S. citizen Paul Whelan on espionage charges. During his 11 months in t...
NYT: Leaks detail China’s crackdown on Muslims
The Chinese government has dismissed a New York Times report detailing Beijing’s ongoing detention of Muslim minorities, inclu...
Netanyahu Celebrates US Settlement Decision in West Bank
Israel’s prime minister traveled to the West Bank on Tuesday to celebrate the U.S.’s announcement that it does not consider Israeli...
New round of U.S.-China trade talks set for Oct.
China’s commerce ministry said in a statement Thursday the two sides will hold high-level discussions in Washington in early O...
New US, China Tariffs Take Effect on Each Other’s Exports
The U.S. and China imposed new tariffs on each other's exported goods on Sunday, the latest skirmish in the lengthy and content...
New rules for citizens who give birth abroad
Starting Oct. 29, parents who have children abroad will have to apply for citizenship on their babies’ behalf. Learn more abou...
North Korea reportedly launches 2 more missiles
The missiles were reportedly fired into the sea off of North Korea’s east coast. Learn more about this story at https://www.ne...
Netanyahu’s Partisan Streak Has Paid Off, But for How Long?
In the eyes of critics, Benjamin Netanyahu’s decision to bar two Democratic congresswomen at the request of President Donald Trump i...
