Chinese foreign ministry lambasts US seizure and ‘trial’ of Maduro: No country should place its rules above international law
The Chinese Foreign Ministry on Tuesday strongly condemned the US’ forcible seizure of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro and the subsequent “trial” against him in a
US billionaires fleeing Trump snap up cut-price London mansions
Billionaires fleeing Donald Trump’s America are snapping up cut-price London mansions from non-doms. American buyers were behind one in five luxury home sales in London last
The invisible army Putin will face if Ukraine is forced to cede land
The agent had been watching for weeks, carefully observing the movements of Russian patrols, surveillance blind spots and the irregular arrival of the cargo trains.
U.S. Forces Seize Fleeing Russian-Flagged Oil Tanker In North Atlantic
U.S. forces have secured the runaway Russian-flagged oil tanker Marinera, a U.S. official has confirmed to TWZ. Elements of the U.S. Army’s 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment
ROK-NATO program sets pace for transregional defense cooperation
The Republic of Korea (ROK) and NATO are forging a new path in defense cooperation through a four-year plan to develop strategic ties. Launched in
Infrastructure race accelerates at India-China border
India has launched construction on the 1,840-kilometer Arunachal Frontier Highway, which will run along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) dividing China and India, the
Pentagon Committed To F/A-XX Eventually, Studying Industrial Base Concerns
The Pentagon’s weapon buyer says there is a commitment to deliver a new fighter for the U.S. Navy, even as the source selection process for the
Asian economies to face volatile oil prices over Venezuela, US plans for Caracas
Asian economies face the risk of renewed volatility in oil prices this year as analysts say the US capture of Venezuela’s leader Nicolas Maduro and uncertainty over Washington’s plans for the oil-rich
China, Russia won’t ‘dare test’ US, says Hegseth after show of military might in Venezuela
US Secretary of Defence Pete Hegseth delivered a stark warning to China and Russia on Monday, declaring that the United States is rebuilding military dominance to a level so
Bid to change Taiwan law that prompted Beijing to warn of war risk falls at first hurdle
A controversial plan to change Taiwan’s law governing relations with mainland China, which critics said could edge the island towards “de jure independence”, appears to