The France-Germany-Russia-Ukraine summit meeting in Paris on Monday, seeking ways to end the war ravaging eastern Ukraine, ended with a few promising words but no…
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Militant Ambush in Niger Kills at Least 71 Soldiers, Army Says
About 100 Islamic militants ambushed an army camp in western Niger and killed at least 71 soldiers, a military spokesman said late Wednesday, in the…
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Chilean military plane ‘disappears’ with 38 aboard
A military plane with 38 on board has disappeared en route to Antarctica, Chile’s air force says in a statement. The C-130 Hercules transport aircraft…
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Protesters Killed and Cleric’s House Bombed in Deepening Iraqi Chaos
BAGHDAD — Unknown assailants killed a dozen unarmed anti-government protesters in the Iraqi capital in an attack the president blamed on criminal gangs, and an…
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Opinion | Watching NATO Crumble
Germany’s foreign minister, Heiko Maas, was well into his speech, opening a conference at the Körber Foundation in Berlin on Nov. 26, when a news…
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Airstrike and Artillery Shelling Kill Civilians in Syrian Towns
BEIRUT — A suspected Syrian government airstrike on a market in a rebel-held town in northwest Syria killed 13 civilians on Monday, while Turkish artillery…
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Opinion | China Has Lost Taiwan, and It Knows It
“Not a chance,” the president’s tweet said, in Chinese characters. That was the message from Tsai Ing-wen, the leader of Taiwan, on Nov. 5, after…
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At Last Minute, South Korea Holds Off on Leaving Intelligence Pact With Japan
TOKYO — In a sign that relations between Japan and South Korea might be improving after months of escalating tensions, Seoul decided at the last…
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Opinion | Trump’s Lose-Lose Proposition in Korea
President Trump’s conviction that allies are getting American military protection at a bargain-basement price is well known. It is also dangerous, as his current tiff…
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Civilian Toll in Israel-Gaza Clashes Comes Under Scrutiny
GAZA CITY — Residents say the airstrike came this week without warning: With fighting raging between Israel and Islamic Jihad militants throughout Gaza, two loud…
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How Did Armistice Day Become Veterans Day in the United States?
On Nov. 11, 1918, the Allied nations and Germany signed an armistice ending the fighting in the Great War, which had killed more than 15…
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Top military charities sitting on £277m – while veterans struggle
Research carried out by Sky News has revealed that some of the UK’s largest military charities are sitting on vast sums of money despite many…
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Russian soldier shoots 8 colleagues dead at military base
PM Johnson will pursue Brexit plans if lawmakers reject election LONDON, Oct 25 (Reuters) – British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will push ahead with plans…
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Schools install 'military grade' bulletproof doors in classrooms
Schools install $4,000 ‘military grade’ bulletproof doors which can absorb 100 rounds from an assault weapon in latest bid to keep kids safe in the…
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