Washington on Sunday officially withdrew from the Open Skies Treaty, an international agreement setting rules for aerial surveillance that the United States has accused Russia of violating.
National security adviser Robert O’Brien announced on Thursday a burgeoning strategic partnership with Greenland and Denmark, representing progress in the U.S. effort to gain a foothold in the increasingly contested Arctic region.
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden called Russia the greatest threat to the United States in his 60 Minutes interview this week, eight years after mocking Republican Mitt Romney's "Cold War mindset" for the same opinion.
The Trump administration is upending decades of American retreat in the final frontier to pull ahead of Russia and China in a 21st-century space race, according to a top Trump administration official.
China and Russia—which both benefit from North Korea's international sanctions violations—rejected the findings of a United Nations report on Pyongyang's breach of sanctions, the Times of Israel reported Tuesday.
Russian troops deployed to Belarus for military exercises last week have not yet left, potentially challenging the security of NATO countries in the Baltic region.
The United States will not recognize the reelection of Belarusian strongman Alexander Lukashenko as legitimate, a State Department spokesperson told Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty on Wednesday
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