Russia on Thursday said it would consider the presence of any foreign troops in Ukraine a legitimate military target, in Moscow’s first comments after Kyiv’s allies said they had agreed to key security guarantees for Kyiv at a summit in...
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French President Emmanuel Macron warned Thursday the United States was “gradually turning away” from some of its allies and “breaking free from international rules”, offering some of his strongest criticism yet of...
Russia on Thursday accused the United States of stoking tensions and threatening international shipping with its seizure of a Russian-flagged oil tanker in the North Atlantic a day earlier. The US has said the ship carried oil for states like...
Protesters clashed with law enforcement officers in Minneapolis on Thursday after the fatal shooting of a woman by an immigration agent triggered outrage fueled by the Trump administration’s insistence she was guilty of “domestic...
President Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw the United States from a bedrock climate treaty was slammed Thursday by the EU, which vowed to keep tackling the crisis with other nations. The White House on Wednesday flagged the US exit from 66...
Spain is ready to send troops to Palestine for peacekeeping “when the opportunity presents itself,” just as it is willing to deploy forces to Ukraine, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said Thursday. “I will propose to parliament, when...
Ghana’s former finance minister, who is wanted at home on suspicion of corruption, has been detained by US immigration, his lawyers said. Ken Ofori-Atta, 66, has been in the United States since January last year to receive medical treatment...
An Iranian police officer was killed in a stabbing during unrest near the capital, local media reported on Thursday, as protests in the country entered a 12th day. Shahin Dehghan, a member of the police force in Malard county west of Tehran...
The United States could run Venezuela and tap into its oil reserves for years, President Donald Trump said in an interview published Thursday, less than a week after toppling Nicolas Maduro. “Only time will tell” how long Washington...
Security forces used tear gas to disperse protesters in Iran as people angered by the economic situation in the Islamic Republic kept up their challenge to the authorities and the exiled opposition Thursday urged them to step up their actions. The...
Japan said Thursday it had lodged a protest with China over the operation of a mobile drilling vessel in an area of the East China Sea rich in gas deposits. It comes as the two countries are enmeshed in a row over Prime Minister Sanae...
Bangladesh and Pakistan are to resume direct flights after more than a decade, Dhaka’s national airline said on Thursday. Biman Bangladesh Airlines is scheduled to fly its first Dhaka-Karachi flight on January 29 and will be operated twice weekly...
The United States paused aid in Somalia and South Sudan on Thursday over reports of theft and government interference, declaring a “zero-tolerance policy” for the misuse of its assistance. The suspension of aid to Somalia followed the...
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung has portrayed himself and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un as a pair of affectionate penguins in a social media post urging the despot to meet him. Writing on social media platform X, Lee said on Wednesday he...
An employee of Japan’s nuclear regulator lost a smartphone, possibly in China, containing a confidential list of contacts, an official and local media reports said. The case became public this week as China continues to raise pressure on Tokyo after...