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The move marks the first time the Kremlin has placed a head of state on its wanted list.

Going to Moscow to interview Putin in 2024 is like visiting Berlin in 1940 to speak with Hitler. But pro-Russia Republicans think that’s just “journalism” because they want to hear “both sides.”

The breakthrough follows weeks of resistance from Hungary and as the two-year mark of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine draws near.

The CIA is competing with China for the use of new technologies in espionage, especially since the Asian republic poses the greatest threat to the United States in the long term, says CIA chief William J. Burns in an article published by Foreign Affairs in which emphasizes the transformation of the institution he leads in the current global situation.

Just weeks into 2024, it is already clear that uncertainty will be the watchword. Will the economic soft landing of 2023 persist into 2024? Will labor unrest, strong in 2023, settle...

While Russia’s war on Ukraine may not end in 2024, this could be a make-or-break year for Kyiv’s defense against the invasion. Will the European Union come through with sufficient support? Marie Dumoulin, Director of the Wider Europe program at the European Council on Foreign Relations, joins host Steve Gutterman to discuss.

The White House just returned the Iran-backed group in Yemen to the US terrorist list, but it did not designate the Houthis a foreign terrorist organization.

Houthi rebels are now blocking the strategic Red Sea, by striking or seizing merchant ships, while also attempting to launch rockets into Israeli territory. This has sparked a strong response from the U.S and Britain, escalating a situation that could impact global security in major ways, with competing powers ready to cash in.

Amid row with India, Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu on Saturday said We may be small but this doesnt give any the right to bully us

Four EU member states -- France, Germany, Italy, and Spain -- join Japan and Singapore in having the most powerful passports in the world, with their citizens able to visit 194 destinations out of 227 around the globe visa-free, according to a new study.