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There is a difference between what Russia says and what it does, says chief US diplomat

One photo shows an apparent field hospital, which, coupled with Russia's other actions, is unusual and may be preparation for actual conflict.

The approach taken by the Biden administration in the al-Qurayshi raid differs in important ways from the targeted killings American are used to.

Russia's President Vladimir Putin on Friday met with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing and reaffirmed their desire to have closer ties. It comes as Russian troops continue to mass on the border with Ukraine after weeks of intense negotiation between Russia, the U.S. and NATO. Elizabeth Wishnick, a senior research scientist at the Center for Naval Analyses, joins Amna Nawaz to discuss.

When addressing security challenges in the Middle East, the United States must re-examine how it engages with and views women’s potential security contributions

When addressing security challenges in the Middle East, the United States must re-examine how it engages with and views women’s potential security contributions

The Central Military District’s spate of drills comes at a time of heightened international attention on Russia’s military movements.

The Kremlin’s sharpened rhetoric is accompanied by what some experts believe to be the early signs of Russia’s growing preparedness to escalate the military conflict in eastern Ukraine.

From Djibouti, the US trains proxies and bombs strategically-important countries in the name of democracy and counterterrorism. To justify the country’s militarization, Washington hypes fears…

The Kremlin has published a draft of its security demands vis-à-vis NATO and Washington.