North Korea launches long-range missile ahead of Japan-South
Both Japanese and South Korean officials on Thursday morning confirmed the launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) from North
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There will soon be many more commercial competitors, as well as government-sponsored programs, joining SpaceX’s massive constellation of satellites. Analysts
Taiwan isolation deepens as ally Honduras seeks diplomatic
Taiwan has lost eight diplomatic allies since 2016 and now is in danger of losing one more as Honduras has
US, UK, Australia agree on “nuclear-powered, not nuclear-armed”
The leaders of the US, UK, and Australia have announced new details of their plan to create a fleet of
Georgia’s Geopolitical Future at The Heart Of Its
Analysts say Georgia’s protests reflect its internal political turmoil following the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Georgia’s ruling party has reiterated
Europe’s Refugee Crisis: UK pledges £500 million to
At a summit in Paris between President Emmanuel Macron and British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, the UK announced its plans
Iran and Saudi Arabia ‘agree to restore relations’
Seven years after severing ties over a number of issues, Iran and Saudi Arabia have agreed to re-establish diplomatic ties
Xi Jinping begins precedent-busting third term as China’s
Following a consolidation of power that has made Xi Jinping China’s most dominant leader in generations, the 69-year-old on Friday
Migrants from the Western Balkans flood German cities
German cities faced yet another influx of refugees this winter, but this time it was not Ukrainians fleeing war, but
Chinese minister issues conflict warning until US reverses
In a combative tone amid disagreements over Taiwan, COVID-19, and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, China’s foreign minister warned Washington of
