Is EU’s Support for Ukraine Beginning to Waver?
Europeans have to question how much of their own money they are willing to spend for Ukraine’s freedom
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Shangri-La Showdown: Austin Says China Undermines Security in Indo-Pacific, Beijing Fires Back
Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin and Chinese Defense Minister General Wei Fenghe trade shots as Austin accuses China of being aggressive and coercive in the Indo-Pacific. The Chinese camp would reject these claims and assert its territorial claims on Taiwan.
North Korea Test Launches ICBM as US and South Korea Consider Expanding Military Exercises
President Biden and South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol agreed to reignite discussion about restarting and possibly expanding previous joint military exercises while North Korea test-launches another ICBM.
Pentagon Weighing on Sending Special Forces to Protect US Embassy in Kyiv
The Pentagon is currently weighing the possibility of sending US Special Forces to protect the US Embassy in Kyiv.
Biden Vows to Defend Taiwan if China Attacks, White House Staff Rebuts Him
In an address in Japan, President Biden vowed that the United States would come to aid Taiwan in the event it is attacked by China, despite insisting that America’s foreign policy with the country remains unchanged.
Biden Reverses Trump Decision, Special Operation Forces Return to Somalia
President Biden has approved an order that authorizes some 500 Special Operations personnel to be redeployed to Somalia.
Greece Extends Military Base Deal With The US
The government of Greece has announced that it is extending a bilateral military base deal signed with the United States for another five years.
Biden and Xi Congratulate Incoming Philippine President Marcos, Indo-Pacific Influence at Hand
President Biden and President Xi Jinping have both congratulated Marcos Jr. on his victory in the Philippine Presidential elections.
Kremlin Denies it will use May 9th Victory Day Celebration to Declare War on Ukraine
The May 9th Victory Day in Russia may be the day Putin announces a formal state of war exists between Russia and Ukraine.
Pending Presidential Election in the Philippines May Bring the Country Closer to China
Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr, the son of the Philippine dictator Ferdinand Marcos Sr., is currently leading the Philippine presidential polls ahead of a historic election this May 9 against leading opposition bet Philippine Vice President Leni Robredo. Here’s what it means for the US-Philippine relations:
US Seeks to Pacify Putin, Admin Walks Back Leak to NY Times About Intel used to Kill Russian Generals
A New York Times piece claims intel sources revealed that US intelligence was used to kill a number of Russian Generals in Ukraine, only to see the National Security Council walk it back almost instantly. You will be surprised at the reason and escalation that we are inviting by doing this.
