Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz emphatically rejected a report in the left-leaning Israeli daily Haaretz on Friday, which claimed Israeli soldiers were ordered to shoot at Palestinians approaching aid sites ...
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A German regulator warned Apple and Google on Friday that DeepSeek is transferring users' data to China.
The opening of a ritzy new beach resort in North Korea is puzzling pundits. The impressive scale and apparent high quality of the resort are raising questions about the economy of the heavily sanctioned and supposedly poverty-wracked North Korea,
President Trump said he doesn't think Iran will build its nuclear program back up "anytime soon" after the U.S. bombed the country's three key nuclear facilities.
Germany is planning to meet NATO's new defense spending targets by the end of the decade, laying out a plan that would nearly double its defense expenditure by 2030.
The U.S. and China are taking steps to implement a London trade framework that compels the Chinese side to release rare earth minerals while the American side lifts some tech restrictions.
Three days after announcing a ceasefire between Iran and Israel, the Trump administration is working to broaden a sustainable peace in the region, including an end to the war in Gaza.
Top national security officials briefed senators Thursday about the bombings on three of Iran's key nuclear facilities, but it did little to settle the debate over just how successful the attacks were in quelling Iran's nuclear ability.
President Trump's atomic bomb comments at the NATO leaders summit this week caused ripples in Japan, even as they capped an astonishing period of U.S. peacemaking, not just in the Middle East, but also in Indo-Pakistan and in Africa.
The White House said Iran felt the need to "save face" Thursday after Islamic Republic Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei appeared in a video broadcast on Iranian state television and said Iran would never surrender.