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Houthi militants hit a US-owned commercial vessel with an anti-ship ballistic missile on Monday, underscoring warnings that the world’s most important

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North Korea said it aims to launch three more spy satellites next year and will reconsider reconciliation plans with South Korea as relations between the two deteriorate.

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President Biden and leaders of 13 other countries involved in the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework on Thursday signed an agreement to communicate and cooperate more on issues related to supply chains.

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SEOUL, South Korea -- Weapons deals are expected to be top of the agenda as North Korean leader Kim Jong Un heads to Russia for a meeting with President Vladimir Putin, whose government seeks to replenish stockpiles depleted in its war against Ukraine.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will meet President Vladimir Putin in Russia’s Far East as the United States is warning Pyongyang may provide Moscow arms for its war on

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will meet President Vladimir Putin in Russia’s Far East as the United States is warning Pyongyang may provide Moscow arms for its war on