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US Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said that lawmakers will release the text of a supplemental funding bill with Ukraine aid and border security measures by Sunday.

In normal times, a presidential election in Taiwan is mainly about domestic issues, not relations with the Peoples Republic of China. But the election January 13 put unusual focus on those relations, pumped up by dire warnings from Beijing and baseless predictions from some politicians and military officers in the US that China will invade Taiwan in coming years.

North Koreas Kim Jong Un visits munitions plants, increases missile production ahead of joint military exercises.

Most Americans divided on supporting Ukraine amid Russia war, CNN poll shows. Concerns over national security and war's impact on democracy.

Minister of Foreign Affairs Sameh Shoukry discussed in a phone call on Wednesday a number of regional issues with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, including the latest developments in Palestine, Libya, and Sudan

The Chief of Staff of the Egyptian Armed Forces Lt Gen Osama Askar discussed military cooperation and partnership between the Egyptian and US armies with US Central Command (CENTCOM) Commander Gen Michael Kurilla and his delegation who are currently visiting Cairo

Wang Yi, director of the Office of the Foreign Affairs Commission of the Communist Party of China Central Committee and US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan had candid, in-depth, substantive and constructive discussions on bilateral ties here on Wednesday and Thursday.

Russia's revenues from oil and natural gas are enabling its aggressive and often anti-Western foreign policy. Russia's falling economic performance has toned down Russia's rhetoric, but has not drastically changed Russia's foreign policy narrative, which remains decidedly anti-status quo and implicitly anti-American. The U.S. needs to devise incentives for steps that facilitate Russia's integration into global markets, but deny benefits if Russia continues to pursue anti...

Lula’s reelection is a win for climate change, the Amazon, economics, Latin America’s future, and U.S. relations.

This year marks the 75th anniversary of U.S.-Pakistan diplomatic relations. “For decades,” said Secretary Blinken, “we in the United States have been enriched by the culture of Pakistan.”