Pentagon: Some North Korean troops already deployed near Ukraine
Russian President Vladimir Putin (L) and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un make a toast in Pyongyang, North Korea, on June 19. North Korea is…
Britain sanctions Putin-linked figures, Russian PR agencies for ‘destabilizing’ Ukrainian democracy
Monday’s sanctions “send a clear message,” British Foreign Secretary David Lammy said in a statement released by the Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office. “We will…
Volkswagen pitches closure of three plants, layoffs
Volkswagen told its work council on Monday that the company is contemplating closing three plants in Germany and reducing its workforce in other locations. Source…
Election shock: Japan’s ruling LDP coalition loses grip on lower house majority
Newly elected leader of Japan's ruling party, the Liberal Democratic Party's Shigeru Ishiba, holds a press conference after the LDP leadership election, in Tokyo. Ishiba…
Japan’s LDP will try to stay in power despite election losses
Japan's Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba delivers a policy speech during the Lower House's plenary session at the National Diet in Tokyo on October 4. Photo…
Russia transporting North Korean troops to front line in civilian trucks: Ukraine
Russia has begun transporting North Korean troops to the frontline of its war against Ukraine, Kyiv's military intelligence said Sunday. The two regimes have grown…
Woman missing in Australia’s Snowy Mountains found alive but injured
Lovisa Sjoberg, 48, was found Sunday in Australia's Snowy Mountains, nearly two weeks after she was last seen and one week after she was reported…
Japan’s ruling party appears set to lose majority
Japan's Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba walks at the National Diet in Tokyo, Japan on October 4. Photo by Keizo Mori/UPI | License Photo Oct. 27…
Bolivian ex-president says his car was fired on
Bolivia's President Evo Morales speaks during a press conference during the Millennium Development Goals Summit at the United Nations on September 21, 2010 in New…
Three dead in Australia after mid-air collision over Sydney
Three people are dead in Australia after a mid-air collision between two small aircraft over Sydney Saturday morning. Photo by Dean Lewisn/EPA-EFE Oct. 26 (UPI)…
Sundanese rebel group kills at least 120 in deadliest civil conflict
More than 120 people were killed and 200 more wounded after a paramilitary group in Sudan attacked a rural village Friday, the deadliest attack so…
10 Iranian border guards killed by unknown attackers
Ten Iranian border guards were killed Saturday in the southeast part of the country by unknown attackers, state media reported. Source link
Israel targets Iran’s military sites in retaliatory strikes
Iranians walk past a wall painting of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in Tehran, Iran, on Saturday. Israel Defense Forces confirmed it conducted precise strikes…
Israeli military kills at least 38 Palestinians in Khan Younis, raids hospital
1 of 3 | Israeli strikes around dawn Friday in Gaza's Khan Younis area killed at least 38 Palestinians, according to a Friday statement by…
Wary of Japan’s ‘Asian NATO’ proposal, neighboring countries stick with web of alternatives to deter China
The Italian Navy, Italian-French European multi-mission frigate Alpino arrives at Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force Yokosuka Naval Base in Yokosuka, Kanagawa-Prefecture, Japan, on August 22. File…
Wary of Japan’s “Asian NATO” Proposal, Neighboring Countries Stick With Web of Alternatives to Deter China
Italian Navy, Italian-French European Multi Mission Frigate (FREMM ), Alpino (F594) arrives at Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force Yokosuka Naval Base in Yokosuka, Kanagawa-Prefecture, Japan on…
Polish radio station’s move to replace journalists with AI bots sparks backlash
Three AI-generated avatars began delivering the news on a Polish radio station this week, sparking a backlash by journalists who say they were laid off…
U.S., South Korea, Japan voice ‘grave concern’ over North Korean troops in Russia
National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan along with his South Korean and Japanese counterparts on Friday voiced "grave concern" over the deployment of North Korean troops…
King Charles III acknowledges ‘painful past,’ does not endorse reparations for royal slavery profiteering
Britain's King Charles III Thursday acknowledged a painful past of Britain and the royal family's profiting from human slavery, but did support financial reparations payments…
Britain’s heavily indebted Thames Water secures $3.9B loan to keep it afloat through October 2025
Thames Water, Britain's largest water utility, announced Friday it had secured a $3.9 billion lifeline, access to cash reserves and extensions on its liabilities to…