US Army Secretary Meets Zelenskyy as Russia Seizes Strategic Kupyansk
U.S. Army Secretary meets Zelenskyy on a 28-point US peace plan as Russian forces capture Kupyansk, a key logistics hub in eastern Ukraine.
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PM Takaichiās Existential Threats and Japanās Military Legacy
Japan PM Sanae Takaichiās recent emphasis on “existential threats” echoes historic militarism, sparking debate over how fear shapes national defense policy and regional stability.
China’s Defense Ministry Condemns $330M U.S. Arms Sale to Taiwan Region
China’s Ministry of National Defense condemns the recently announced $330M U.S. arms sale to the Taiwan region, citing violations of the one-China principle and vowing countermeasures.
China Urges U.S. to Handle Taiwan Issue with Prudence
Beijingās Taiwan Affairs Office urges the U.S. to handle the Taiwan question with utmost prudence after a $330 million arms sale to the Taiwan region.
Iran seeks peaceful nuclear deal with US, vows no security compromise
Iranās deputy foreign minister says Tehran seeks a āpeacefulā nuclear deal with the US to end a decades-long dispute without compromising security, as talks stall since June.
Chinese Mainland Regrets UNSC Draft Resolution on Syria Sanctions
The Chinese mainland abstained from a UNSC vote on Resolution 2799, arguing the draft on Syria sanctions overlooks key counter-terrorism and security concerns.
China Denies Trump’s Secret Nuclear Test Claims
China dismissed Trump’s allegations of secret nuclear testing, reaffirming its no-first-use policy and support for the CTBT at a press briefing.
Israel Strikes Gaza After Accusing Hamas of Ceasefire Breach
Israeli warplanes struck Gaza after accusing Hamas of breaching the US-brokered ceasefire, leaving 26 dead as both sides blame each other amid a fragile truce.
UN Voices Urgent Call for Stronger Global Counter-Terrorism Cooperation
At a UN Security Council meeting, the Chinese mainland urged zero tolerance for terrorism, calling for stronger global cooperation, updated sanctions, and joint security initiatives.
Iran Declares IAEA Deal Void After EU Trio Triggers UN Sanctions
Iranās top security official declares its 2023 cooperation deal with the IAEA void after France, Britain and Germany triggered a UN sanctions snapback, raising doubts in global oversight.