US can no longer serve as guarantor of Europe’s security , to increase military spending to 5% of their GDP

The United States can no longer serve as the guarantor of Europe's security, US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said.

Combat operations restart after Easter truce, Kiev was 'prompted' to accept ceasefire — Putin

Combat operations have restarted in the special military operation area in Ukraine after the Easter truce, Russian President Vladimir Putin told reporters on Monday.

Yemen's Houthis say US strikes on Sanaa kill at least 12

The Houthi rebels' health ministry said that US air strikes on the Yemeni capital Sanaa killed at least 12 people and wounded 30.

US unveils new port fees for Chinese-linked ships

The United States unveiled new port fees on Chinese built and operated ships, in a bid to boost the domestic shipbuilding industry and curb China's dominance in the sector.

West's spinning of Sumy strike aims to undermine peace talks

By painting Russia in a bad light for its strike on Ukrainian troops in Sumy, Western politicians and media outlets are trying to throw a wrench in the Trump administration's quest to get a peace deal done, journalist Davide Malacaria wrote on the InsideOver web portal.

Estonia seizes Russian shadow tanker in Baltic Sea

Estonian authorities detained and boarded a ship in the Baltic Sea that belongs to Russia’s shadow fleet, Prime Minister Kristen Michal said Friday.

Trump announces sweeping global tariffs, risking a trade war and inflation

US President Donald Trump ignited a potentially ruinous trade war Wednesday as he slapped sweeping 10 percent tariffs on imports from around the world and harsh additional levies on key trading partners.

Live-fire action marks Day 2 of Beijing’s military drills near Taiwan

Mainland Chinese ground forces conducted live-fire drills targeting simulated key infrastructure in the East China Sea on Wednesday, as part of the PLA’s continuing military exercises near Taiwan.