The U.S. military and other Biden administration officials are considering sending special forces troops to Ukraine to guard the recently reopened U.S. embassy in Kyiv

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan threatened Monday (May 23) to launch a new military operation in Syria to secure Turkey’s southern border. Speaking following a

Russia Halts Finland’s Gas Supply Two Days After Applying to NATO Precisely a week after Russia cut electricity supplies to Finland over non-payment (in rubles),

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NATO will soon conduct large-scale exercises in the Baltics, with thousands of troops from more than a dozen nations set to take part in war

In recent weeks, the leaders of the three largest EU countries by population—France, Germany, and Italy—have all come out in favor of negotiations between Kyiv

In an incident which could suggest a significant shift in policy, the most recent Israeli attack on Syria, in Hama, saw Russian forces firing on

Following Turkey’s move, Croatia’s president also seeks a better deal with the bloc if Zagreb votes to invite the Nordic states Croatian President Zoran Milanovic