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The US announced $500 million in military funding for the Philippines to strengthen its defenses. This comes amid boiling tensions between Beijing and Manila over the disputed South China Sea. US Secretary

Germany’s government said it had “taken note” of comments over the weekend from Vladimir Putin, saying Russia might take countermeasures if the US deployed more longer-range missiles in Germany as planned. Germany’s

The reforms include term limits and constitutional amendments eliminating broad presidential immunity. However, their chances of passing are slim, amid a deeply-divided Congress. US President Joe Biden on Monday set to propose sweeping reforms to the

Kim Ju Ae is reportedly receiving an education to become the next leader of the country. Her father, Kim Jong Un, is the grandson of the country’s founder Kim Il Sung. South

Incumbent Nicolas Maduro has won just over half of the overall vote against Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia, election officials say. Venezuelans headed to the polls on Sunday to vote in a presidential election in which incumbent

The Quad group has gained prominence in recent years amid efforts to counter China’s growing power in the Pacific. The group voiced serious concerns over “destabilizing” actions by Beijing and North Korea

With just 100 days to go until the US presidential election, the Harris team is seeing an influx of donations. Much of it comes from first-time donors The presumptive nomination of Vice

Former President Barack Obama has publicly endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris for president. The most notable holdout, he and wife Michelle said they had offered their backing privately in a phone call

President Biden’s short address from the Oval Office focused on his achievements and the plans for the rest of his term. It was his first speech since dropping his reelection bid. Republican

The US-Canadian North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) said two Russian and two Chinese military aircraft were detected near Alaska. The planes were in international airspace and not seen as a threat.