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Jake Sullivan said the US is working with the International Atomic Energy Agency and Ukrainian energy regulators to avoid a meltdown catastrophe.

The US Navys most advanced surface warship is showing its stealthy profile in the western Pacific on a mission that may set the stage for the eventual deployment of US

A NASA spacecraft that will deliberately crash into an asteroid is getting closer to its target.

The last week has seen a stunning transformation of the battlefield in eastern Ukraine, as a swift armored offensive by Ukrainian forces rolled through lines of Russian defenses and recaptured

North Korea has passed a new law declaring itself a nuclear weapons state in a move leader Kim Jong Un says is "irreversible."

According to the US, sanctions have made it difficult for Russia to equip Moscow's military, forcing Vladimir Putin to purchase military weapons from North Korea.

The Malaysian army has apologized after two of its vehicles broke down in Kuala Lumpur on two consecutive days, blocking traffic and inviting derision on social media.

The Indian Air Force said on Tuesday the government had sacked three officers for accidentally firing a missile into Pakistan in March, an incident that the two nuclear-armed rivals handled

Beijing urges Seoul’s new leader to uphold predecessor’s pledge to forgo THAAD expansion after South Korean foreign minister appears to back away from policy.

Poland is buying almost 1,000 tanks, more than 600 pieces of artillery and dozens of fighter jets from South Korea, in part to replace equipment donated to Ukraine to help