Foreign Policy

China declares neutrality in the Ukraine war, withholding military assistance and imposing strict regulation on exports of items with both civilian and military use.

The UN reviews its operations in Afghanistan after Taliban policy bans Afghan women from working with the international agency, prompting humanitarian concerns and a potential breach of the UN charter.

With China’s new round of aggression on Taiwan, what will be the response of partners in the Pacific?

A US drone strike in Syria has killed a top ISIS operative in the region.

At a House Armed Services Committee hearing on the Defense Department’s fiscal year 2024 budget request, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Army Gen. Mark A. Milley said that in order for there to be peace between the US, China, and Russia, America must stay the most influential nation in the world.

The South Caucasus region has been plagued by ethnic and territorial disputes caused by Moscow’s manipulation of illogical borders, and with the potential for another war between Armenia and Azerbaijan looming, international calls for a new peacekeeping mission are increasing to mitigate wider regional and global implications.

On Monday, the head of the United Nations’ atomic energy organization met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to alert him to the deteriorating situation at Europe’s largest nuclear plant in Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine.

The South Korean military declared that North Korea launched two ballistic missiles into the ocean near its eastern coast in response to the US-South Korea joint military drills.

The Indian Air Force (IAF) has declared that Russia cannot provide the necessary defense equipment it promised due to the conflict in Ukraine.

The Pentagon announced that retaliatory airstrikes had been conducted in eastern Syria against Iranian-backed groups in retaliation for a drone attack that had taken place previously.

The Indo-Pacific Command recently requested from Congress the largest-ever amount of defense funding for the region, seeking to amplify regional security equipment and capabilities.

The Russian government declared that a Bastion coastal defense missile system had been put in place on Paramushir, which belongs to the Kuril Islands, which Japan lays claim to a portion of.