Ukraine conflict will likely have no military winner – Top US general

Mark Milley talked to FT after traveling to Brussels to coordinate NATO efforts on shoring up Kiev’s firepower

China blacklists 2 US defense companies over arms sales to Taiwan

Beijing bans Lockheed Martin, Raytheon from trade activities in China

US shoots down ‘Iranian-made’ drone

The unmanned aerial vehicle was downed over a US-occupied natural gas field in Syria

Formation of multipolar world ‘already started’: Russia

According to Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov, Russia's updated foreign policy aims to challenge the West's hegemonic position in world affairs.

Japan to buy US-made missiles earlier than planned

According to Japanese Defense Minister Yasukazu Hamada, the American weapons will be purchased in fiscal year 2023.

Washington reveals new sanctions against China

On Friday, the US unveiled new sanctions against China that target six companies believed to be involved in Beijing's alleged spying operation.

Almost 1,000 migrant kids separated by Trump still not back with family

A task force set up to coordinate reunification efforts "has to date identified 3,924 children" separated during Trump's four years in office, of which 2,926 have been reunited, the Department of Homeland Security said Thursday.

The year of Beyonce? Music’s elite head to the Grammys

Kendrick Lamar, Harry Styles and Taylor Swift are also among the frontrunners at the gala primed to be the most star-studded in recent memory.

Boeing gets $1.6 billion contract for US ballistic missile upkeep

The Minuteman III, which has been in service for 50 years, is a warhead-equipped missile that can carry a nuclear bomb during wartime.

US accuses Russia of violating treaty, Russia responds

Russia has rejected the United States' claims that it has violated the START nuclear arms control treaty. 

US spending too much on Ukraine, quarter of Americans say

With Republicans souring on Washington’s blank check for Kiev, fewer respondents to a Pew poll now think it should give even more

Biden, Republican leader clash — with US economy at stake

Republicans are threatening to block the usually rubber stamp approval for raising the nation's credit limit if Democrats don't first agree to steep future budget cuts.
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