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Nuclear watchdog chief says Iran 'galloping ahead' with uranium enrichment and continues to put up barriers to inspections
Rafael Grossi urges government to remove barriers to inspections at a time of high tension
US to relist Yemen's Houthis as specially designated global terrorists, AP sources say
The Biden administration is expected to announce plans to redesignate Iranian-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen as specially designated global terrorists.
Israel Confirms Hamas Hostages Seen in Proof of Life Video Were Murdered
Kibbutz Bari, where Yossi Sharabi and Itai Sabirsky were abducted from, announced the pair's murders Tuesday.
Putin says Ukraine's statehood at risk if pattern of war continues
Putin claims that if it wouldn't have been for Ukraine, war would have ended long ago
Vladimir Putin has expressed his dissatisfaction over Ukraine’s reluctance to engage in negotiations and condemned the Ukrainian side, saying that but for them, “it would all have been over long ago”. The president of the aggressor state made the comments at a meeting with the heads of the municipalities of the constituent entities that make up the Russian Federation.
Pakistan says Iran strikes killed 'two innocent children' and calls attack an 'unprovoked violation' by Tehran
Pakistan says Iran strikes killed 'two innocent children' and calls attack an 'unprovoked violation' by Tehran
Moscow Internet System Reportedly Down for Three Days in Latest Ukrainian Cyberattack
The IT Army of Ukraine, a loose community of voluntary tech developers, claimed responsibility for a cyberattack against Qwerty, one of Moscow’s main internet providers.
Half of Russia is grappling with heating, water and power outages in widespread utility crisis
A collapse in the housing and utilities system has struck half of the regions in Russia.
World's 5 Richest Men Doubled Their Wealth as Billions of People Got Poorer: Oxfam
"This inequality is no accident; the billionaire class is ensuring corporations deliver more wealth to them at the expense of everyone else," said Oxfam's interim executive director.
Russian city hit by 16 blasts overnight as drones target Baltimore airfield
Two Navy SEALS Presumed Dead in Raid on Ship Carrying Iranian-Supplied Weapons
The pair were lost at sea while raiding a ship carrying ballistic missiles intended to reach the Houthis in Yemen, the U.S. says.
US says it seized advanced Iranian weapons bound for Houthis in Yemen
Search still under way for the two Seals involved in mission targeting supply of arms to Yemeni rebels
Reports of a missile hitting European-owned commercial ship off Yemen's coast - I24NEWS
British maritime security firm Ambrey says a Malta-flagged Greek-owned bulk carrier was reportedly hit by a missile while transiting in the Red Sea - Click the link for more details.
Liz Truss secretly lobbied ministers to ‘expedite’ defense exports to China
Former UK prime minister’s private correspondence revealed in documents obtained by POLITICO.
India’s Plans to Double Coal Production Ignore Climate Threat
Iran's Revolutionary Guards say they have attacked 'espionage centers' in Iraq's Erbil, state media reports
North Korea's Kim calls for South to be seen as "primary foe", warns of war
U.S. forces recovered Iranian warheads in Navy SEAL mission gone awry
The Pentagon suspects the Iranian arms shipment, intercepted off Somalia, was destined for militants in Yemen blamed for attacking ships in the Red Sea.
Explosions reported near US Consulate in Iraq; Iran claims responsibility
Several explosions were reported near the U.S. Consulate in Erbil, Iraq, an Iraqi security source told ABC News.