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What a Kamala Harris foreign policy could look like
She would likely stay tough on Russia and China, and has rebuked Israel’s handling of aid into Gaza.
Trump returns to the stage. And stays and stays and stays
Secret meetings, private threats and a massive arms race: How the world is preparing for Trump
Putin would use North Korean troops as ‘cannon fodder,’ US claims
Putin and Kim pledge ‘mutual assistance’ against ‘aggression’ in colorful visit
How the West is helping Ukraine won’t be enough to win
Putin, Kim, Assad and their most fantastical election wins
From Russia with love: Putin gives Kim Jong Un car in show of ‘special’ friendship
It’s the “the best gift possible” — and the latest sign of deepening ties between Moscow and Pyongyang.
Netanyahu trapped by clashing demands from war cabinet and hawks
Israeli leader’s war cabinet wants a cease-fire to secure the return of hostages, but his Likud party wants unrelenting war.
Putin willing to visit North Korea at ‘early date,’ Pyongyang says
North Korea’s foreign minister visited Moscow last week in a follow-up to the Russia-North Korea summit in September.
Civil rights groups say Trump’s comments are ‘reminiscent’ of Hitler
The League of United Latin American Citizens and the Anti-Defamation League compared Trump’s remarks to language used by the Nazi regime.
Biden campaign: Trump ‘parroted Adolf Hitler’ in remarks targeting immigrants
Trump ratcheted up his already inflammatory rhetoric on immigrants at a rally Saturday.
Trump quotes Putin in bid to portray Biden as authoritarian
“Even Vladimir Putin … says that Biden’s, and this is a quote, politically motivated persecution of his political rival is very good for Russia,” Trump said.
EU’s diplomatic arm slams Russia over North Korea weapon deals
North Korea believed to have made at least 10 arms transfers to Russia since August, delivering a million rounds of artillery.
Ukraine says Israel-Hamas war shows West must ramp up arms production
‘The free world should be producing enough to protect itself,’ Strategic Industries Minister Oleksandr Kamyshin told POLITICO.
‘Unprecedented’ rail traffic between North Korea and Russia suggests military transfers
US think tank Beyond Parallel observed an increase in freight railcars along the North Korea-Russia border, suggesting likely supply of arms and munitions to Moscow.
South Korea summons Russian ambassador after Putin and Kim summit
Russia’s military cooperation with North Korea will have ‘very negative impact on US-Russian relations,’ Seoul warns.
North Korea leader inspects nuclear-capable aircraft on Russia visit
Kim was shown state-of-the-art bombers and warplanes by Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu.
The new Axis of Evil? Lukashenko touts Russia, Belarus, North Korea alliance
Vladimir Putin follows Kim Jong Un meeting by chatting to Belarusian ruler in Sochi.
Putin ‘gratefully’ accepts Kim Jong Un’s invite to North Korea
It would be the first visit to North Korea for the Russian leader, if he makes the journey, since 2000.
At global pariah summit, Putin and Kim Jong Un talk weapons and satellite tech
Russia-North Korea love-in takes place over lavish lunch.
North Korea’s leader Kim Jong Un to visit Russia
Visit comes as Moscow seeks to secure military equipment from Pyongyang for its war on Ukraine.
Putin hopes for closer ties with North Korea in message to Kim Jong Un
Kim may travel to Moscow this month as the Kremlin seeks military equipment for Ukraine war.
Absence speaks loudly at the G-20
The summit of many of the world’s leading economies is expected to tackle an array of issues, including global food security — though some key players will be missing.
North Korea and Russia meet over arms deal, US intel reveals
The White House says Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-Un exchanged letters about working together.
Biden hails ‘new era of partnership’ for US, South Korea and Japan
Threats from China and North Korea shadowed the historic trilateral summit
US soldier crossed into North Korea ‘willfully and without authorization,’ officials say
The soldier was on a civilian tour of the Demilitarized Zone and not on duty at the time. He was due to face disciplinary action by the US military.