Washington is preparing to reduce the number of aircraft and naval assets available for NATO operations, a move that could affect the alliance’s surveillance and strike capabilities

Officials discussed deterrence measures, crisis planning and military coordination as concerns grow over North Korea's expanding nuclear-material production capacity

Four Republicans joined all Democrats in voting for withdrawal from Iran and supporting Ukraine. Republican defections expose cracks in party unity on key foreign policy fronts

Growing disputes over defense, trade, and strategic autonomy are reshaping the transatlantic partnership between Europe and the United States

Discussions within NATO could see additional eastern flank countries host aircraft capable of delivering U.S. nuclear weapons, though no agreement appears imminent

Washington is expanding travel restrictions and airport screening while exploring overseas quarantine options as officials work to prevent Ebola cases from entering the United States.

Ambassador Benjamin Leon warned against Chinese involvement in critical sectors such as telecommunications, data and defense, while stressing the importance of continued U.S.-Spain security cooperation

Australia, India, Japan and the United States unveiled new initiatives on critical minerals and energy security while announcing their first joint infrastructure project in the Pacific

The move follows a court ruling that temporarily blocked the measures, with a judge finding the sanctions likely infringed on constitutional free speech protections.

: Washington granted a second 30-day sanctions exemption for Russian seaborne oil, citing the need to support energy-vulnerable nations affected by disrupted Gulf supplies and the ongoing closure of the Strait of Hormuz

A Bavarian community shaped by an American military presence dating back to the end of World War Two fears economic fallout and cultural change as Washington prepares to pull thousands of troops from Germany

Washington and Bahrain have proposed a UN-backed resolution that could lead to sanctions on Iran and pave the way for a multinational maritime coalition to secure shipping through the Strait of Hormuz

The image has stayed with Max Nikias for most of his life

The Falkland Islands sovereignty dispute between Britain and Argentina remains unresolved decades after war, and is now being referenced in wider geopolitical tensions involving the United States and NATO allies.

Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada must rethink its reliance on the United States, arguing that historic and modern pressures from its neighbor now pose a strategic vulnerability.