A report by the Pentagon watchdog concludes US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth violated Pentagon policy by using his personal device for official business and recommends better training for all Pentagon officials.
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Putin meets US officials at Kremlin for Ukraine talks
Russian President Vladimir Putin meets US Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner at the Kremlin in Moscow.
Israel wants new buffer zone between Syrian areas it occupies and Damascus
Benjamin Netanyahu demands Syria establish a "demilitarised zone" between the border with the Israeli-annexed Golan Heights and capital Damascus, as part of any possible peace deal with the new Syrian government.
Japan and China trade accusations after coast guard incident in disputed waters
Tokyo and Beijing have given different accounts of the clash as relations between the two countries continue to sour following comments made by Japan's prime minister about Taiwan.
Satellite images show scale of China's Philippine Sea flotilla
Private firm Starboard Maritime Intelligence says it has used satellite technology to track down the People's Liberation Army Navy task group.
Who Venezuela's key allies and opponents are in the face of a US conflict
As the United States mounts pressure on Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, nations in the Caribbean, South America and across the world are revealing where their support lies.
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PNG proposes setting up 'no-man's land' on border with Indonesia
Australia, Papua New Guinea and Indonesia have started holding annual defence ministers meetings to build trust and boost military cooperation, while PNG proposes building a 10km-wide demilitarised "buffer zone" along its border with Indonesia.
Rubio says Ukraine peace talks productive but work remains
Marco Rubio says he expects the talks between US and Ukrainian officials on Sunday about finding a peace deal with Russia to yield progress in ending the war.
Lebanese hope pope's visit will dissuade Israel from further strikes
As Pope Leo visits Lebanon, many locals hope he will bring peace to the region, viewing the visit as a message of solidarity.
Benjamin Netanyahu formally asks for pardon on corruption charges
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has formally asked for a pardon from President Isaac Herzog relating to corruption charges against him.
Ukraine attacks two Russian 'shadow fleet' oil tankers in the Black Sea
Naval drones could be seen speeding towards hulking tankers followed by powerful explosions that caused fires on the vessels.
Rubio, Witkoff to meet Ukraine delegation, US official says
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and special envoy Steve Witkoff will meet with Ukrainian negotiators in Florida for talks on a deal to end Russia's war in Ukraine, a senior US official says.
Europe doesn't find talk of Russian aggression as funny as Putin does
Something has now been unleashed in Europe which is going to be hard to put back in the bottle.
National Guard shooting suspect to face murder charge after soldier's death
Sarah Beckstrom, 20, has died in hospital after an ambush shooting near the White House on Wednesday. A male soldier who was also shot, Andrew Wolfe, is fighting for his life, the president says.
Video appears to show Israeli soldiers 'executing' two Palestinians in West Bank
Video has emerged appearing to show two Palestinians being 'executed' by Israeli forces in the West Bank, with the Israeli military saying it has launched an investigation into the incident.
Trump could soon attack this nation. These flashpoints explain why
Tensions between Donald Trump and Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro Moros have been escalating after months of launching lethal air strikes on vessels accused of shipping deadly drugs north to the US.
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Putin says US plan could be 'basis' for end to Ukraine war
Vladimir Putin suggests he is open to developing a new agreement, but says Russia will continue fighting if no deal is struck.
'Offensive': Iran condemns Australia's listing of IRGC as sponsor of terrorism
The Iranian Government has condemned Australia's formal listing of its Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a state sponsor of terrorism as "offensive and unjustified", accusing the Albanese government of doing Israel's bidding.
A new war looms one year on from the Israel-Lebanon ceasefire
One year after Israel and Hezbollah agreed to a ceasefire, the IDF is bombing Beirut again. And Israel has promised its latest strike will not be the last unless Lebanon's government does more to disarm Hezbollah.
An area near the White House was locked down after the shooting.
Law enforcement and military personnel lock down an area near the White House after reports that two National Guard troops were shot.
Guinea-Bissau military launches coup and arrests political leaders
Guinea-Bissau's military says it has seized control of the country and arrested its president following the discovery of a plan to destabilise the coup-prone west African nation.