North Korea and the U.S. are returning to a negotiating table to start another round of denuclearization talks in mid-November at the latest, a South Korean parliament member revealed. “The NIS (National Intelligence Service) expected the talks would resume this...
Massive demonstrations have hit several countries across the globe in recent months. The prolonged protest against the controversial extradition bill (which was later annulled) in Hong Kong may have inspired the global discontent on governments. Global protests can as a...
Chinese special envoy’s recent visit to Iran marks a Beijing’s effort to strengthen its role in the Middle East amid the U.S declining role and growing mistrust over Washington’s policy in the world’s most volatile region. On Tuesday (October 22),...
North Korea called on the US and its neighbor South Korea to provide a new solution to solve the standoff on the Korean Peninsula, warning that such a hostile policy towards Pyongyang would lead to severe consequences. Speaking at the...
The United Nations (UN)’s financial crisis does not surprise anyone given that in early 2019, the organization’s Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned that UN member countries owed almost $2 billion in peacekeeping budget (with the US accounting for a third of...
As the world is raising concern over North Korea’s most recent ballistic missile test and the possibility of the US-Russia arms race following the collapse of the Cold War treaty, researchers at University of Colorado Boulder and Rutgers University revealed...
Saudi Arabia, the world’s biggest arms buyer, is trying to boost investment in its defense industry, aimed at reducing arms import due to worldwide opposition to arms sales to Saudi given the oil-rich nation’s role in the Yemen War and...
Last July, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) announced it would pull out its troops from Yemen partially, citing the differences with Saudi regarding its Yemen policy and the ban on arms purchase from western countries A senior military officer explained...
The United Nations’ Human Rights Council slammed Washington’s latest sanctions imposed on Venezuela, adding that such an embargo will worsen the famine in the once oil-rich nation in Latin America. “I am deeply worried about the potentially severe impact on...
Australia confirmed that it would not host the US intermediate-range missiles deployed in Asia, following Washington’s formal withdrawal from the Cold War-era nuclear deal signed with then-Soviet Union, called the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF). US Defense Secretary Mark Esper expressed...
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