Lawsuit accuses Trump of conditioning $148 million in federal aid States say FEMA tied emergency resources to new demands on elections and immigration
It is an alarm signal: the warning of the company hacked by the rebellious OpenAI models The co-founder of the company Hugging Face told the BBC that most companies are not aware that the "rules of the game have changed"
House of Representatives approves $1.15 trillion defense plan with greater military cooperation with Israel The House of Representatives approved a record $1.15 trillion military budget
The opposition in Nicaragua condemns Daniel Ortega's intention to cancel the elections The Nicaraguan opposition showed its firm rejection of Daniel Ortega's suggestion that there will be no more elections in Nicaragua
Secretary of Defense raises the cost of the war with Iran to $37.5 billion and asks Congress for more funds Hegseth went to the Senate Appropriations Committee to support the $1.5 trillion defense budget, requesting an additional $70 billion
Trump says midterm elections will not affect his war plan against Iran The president rejected the notion that the November conflict will influence Washington's military actions in the Middle East
The US describes Cuba as a threat and marks it as the capital of communism of the 21st century The White House points to the island as an epicenter for operations by foreign powers such as China, Russia and Iran just 90 miles from the coast of Florida
DOJ lifts restriction on TikTok on federal devices after ownership change The decision opens the door for federal agencies to allow the application again, although each one will be able to set its own rules.
Trump administration claims 278,000 immigrants are illegally registered to vote The Trump administration maintains its argument that thousands of immigrants without papers or temporary visas participate in elections
Governor of Baja California accuses former governor of setting her up after leaked audios Marina del Pilar accused Jaime Bonilla of setting her up after a meeting about her visa and claimed that the leaked audio was taken out of context
Trump rules out negotiating with Iran for now, but confirms communication between Washington and Tehran Trump assured that he could order new attacks against Iranian nuclear facilities and defended the maritime blockade imposed on Iran
Sheinbaum talks about the audio of the governor of Baja California with alleged representatives of the FBI Sheinbaum assures that the audio of the governor of Baja California with alleged representatives of the FBI does not reveal sensitive information or constitute a crime
DOJ and Pentagon create task force to prosecute and pursue leaks to the press, Pete Hegseth announces Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth, confirmed the measure through a video of just over two minutes published on the social platform
Anthropic moves Claude Fable 5 deadline again The company is once again postponing the moment when users will have to pay extra for its most powerful AI model.
Israel mourns the death of Senator Lindsey Graham, a great friend and example of moral clarity In a statement, Benjamin Netanyahu assured that with the death of Lindsey Graham the state of Israel lost "one of its best friends"
FIFA approves hosting the 2026 World Cup in Mexico despite fears of insecurity Rodrigo Martnez-Celis, executive director of Security and Civil Protection of the organization, approved Mexico's participation in the organization
Trump Administration subpoenas journalists from The New York Times for reporting on Air Force One The Justice Department investigates alleged leaks about the presidential plane given by Qatar, sparking criticism for press freedom
Trump issues threat to journalists aboard Air Force One amid tensions with Iran When asked about the security risks of traveling as tensions with Iran rise, Trump responded that he lives under constant threat.
Sheinbaum asks the Mexican Prosecutor's Office to clarify why the pilot of the El Mayo Zambada flight was deported to The Mexican president asked to see the conditions under which the pilot was handed over to the US authorities after being captured in Mexico
More than 1,200 former Justice Department officials ask Senate to block Todd Blanche's nomination The signatories claim that, during her interim management, Blanche has transformed the agency through a "culture of fear" and political persecution
Sheinbaum points to FBI participation in the capture of 'El Mayo' Zambada: Who lied? Mexico investigates whether former US ambassador, Ken Salazar, lied about the FBI's alleged participation in the "El Mayo" operation
Mike Johnson pushes legislative offensive to restrict birthright citizenship after Supreme Court ruling Johnson pointed out that they are already evaluating all options to stop what he described as systematic abuse of the immigration system.
Let's uphold the Constitution The Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution guarantees freedom of expression to every person residing within the country and its territories.
Trump again questions NATO allies' spending ahead of Ankara summit The United States spends more money on NATO than any other country to protect them, without obtaining any benefit in return, said the president.
Trump again questions NATO allies' spending ahead of Ankara summit The United States spends more money on NATO than any other country to protect them, without obtaining any benefit in return, said the president.
DHS agents locate a man after sending a critical email to the former head of ICE; I was on vacation The visit of federal agents to a citizen for an email sent months ago generates criticism from civil rights experts
Republicans Anger Over Supreme Court Decision on Birthright Citizenship President Trump called to reform the Constitution, but Republicans do not have enough votes in Congress
DOJ Vows to Go after Birth Tourism After Birthright Citizenship Ruling The Department of Justice will toughen investigations against networks that seek to obtain citizenship improperly
DOJ Vows to Go after Birth Tourism After Birthright Citizenship Ruling The Department of Justice will toughen investigations against networks that seek to obtain citizenship improperly
NASA and a private company team up to rescue a telescope before it falls to Earth Launched in 2004 and without its own propulsion system, the Swift observatory has fallen almost 200 kilometers in two decades
NASA and a private company team up to rescue a telescope before it falls to Earth Launched in 2004 and without its own propulsion system, the Swift observatory has fallen almost 200 kilometers in two decades
NASA and a private company team up to rescue a telescope before it falls to Earth Launched in 2004 and without its own propulsion system, the Swift observatory has fallen almost 200 kilometers in two decades
The Pentagon, after a year, announces a new Defense Policy Board headed by Robert Lighthizer Established in 1985, the board operates as a crucial independent advisory arm. His main job is to provide advice to the Secretary of Defense
There is no sovereignty with an empty plate: the reforms inspired by China and Vietnam with which Cuba tries to rescue The measures announced by the Daz-Canel government include the expansion of the private sector and more openness to foreign investment
Trump administration reverses blocking of Claude Mythos 5 Anthropic reaches a partial agreement with Washington: Mythos 5 returns for selected users, but Fable 5 remains in limbo.
Commemorative US passport comes with a photo of Trump and a warning caption A warning legend dictated by Donald Trump appears in the new design of the commemorative passport for the 250th anniversary of American Independence
John Bolton pleads guilty to withholding classified information Trump's former advisor accepts an agreement with the Department of Justice that could avoid jail, but a judge will define his legal future
Daniel Noboa meets in New York with Kristi Noem to strengthen the Shield of the Americas The "Shield of the Americas" is an ambitious initiative launched by Trump as a regional program, which seeks to neutralize drug cartels
Bill Pulte begins management with layoffs in office created after 9/11 The restructuring ordered by the White House generates concern in Congress, which warns of possible risks to the coordination of national security
Lindsey Graham supports diplomatic path with Iran, but anticipates that the agreement will end up failing Graham predicted that once the deal collapses, Trump will opt to take control of the strategic Strait of Hormuz through the use of military force.
Susan Rice defines the agreement signed with Iran as the biggest national security mistake in decades Susan Rice, former national security adviser, describes the memorandum of understanding negotiated with Iran as a staggering and horrendous surrender document
Senate challenges Trump and holds key hearing to confirm Jay Clayton Despite the president's request to stop the process, Republicans move forward with the nomination
Kristi Noem Becomes Advisor to Canadian Mining Exploration Company Kristi Noem will work for a Canadian company dedicated to projects related to gold and copper extraction in British Columbia
Cybersecurity experts reject the deactivation of Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5 Computer security experts say the measure leaves defenders without tools while attackers remain the same
The US-Iran deal is a welcome birthday gift for Trump, but it is shrouded in uncertainty The success or failure of this agreement could depend on the details and what each actor involved in the conflict does.
The US-Iran deal is a welcome birthday gift for Trump, but it is shrouded in uncertainty The success or failure of this agreement could depend on the details and what each actor involved in the conflict does.
Trump administration forces Anthropic to shut down its new Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5 AI models A US government order suspends both models for "national security" while the company questions the real level of risk
Trump administration forces Anthropic to shut down its new Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5 AI models A US government order suspends both models for "national security" while the company questions the real level of risk
The DEA remains on alert for a possible increase in fentanyl trafficking in the US during the World Cup Terrance C. Cole, director of the DEA, warned that cartels could use the flow of people associated with the event to expand their illicit operations
Robert Garca will investigate J.D. Vance for trying to divert attention from the Epstein files Democratic Congressman Robert Garca intends to investigate J.D. Vance for allegedly trying to divert attention from the Epstein files
Trump nominates Jay Clayton as director of National Intelligence The appointment seeks to fill a key security vacancy amid pressure from Congress
The US focuses its security strategy on unauthorized drones that fly over stadiums during the World Cup Authorities are ready to detect and shoot down any vehicle that violates the no-fly zones.
Pentagon labels Alibaba, BYD and Baidu as companies operating for the Chinese military Alibaba, BYD and Baidu are considered by the Pentagon as companies operating for the Chinese army from the United States
The US has the military capacity to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, but at a very high cost: Lloyd Austin The closure of this road since last March has strangled fuel transportation, a situation that has a direct impact on the pockets of families in the United States.
US accuses Chinese companies of helping its army US authorities urged American companies to "stop doing business with these threats to our national security"
Trump will ask Netanyahu not to respond to Iran's attacks to prevent negotiations from failing The president said that talks with Tehran are close to reaching an agreement and warned that a military escalation could put that process at risk.
What does the State Department say about the withdrawal of visas from two governors of Mexico? The US government indicates that consular officers review the document of foreigners if they have "potentially unfavorable new information"
John Bolton to plead guilty to withholding classified documents and avoid prison Trump's former advisor agreed with the prosecution on an admission of guilt that includes a million-dollar fine
Donald Trump Jr. is linked to the scandal of a millionaire loan obtained through the government Donald Trump Jr. allegedly invested in a company that, three months later, received nearly $700 million in government loans
Los Angeles Sheriff confirms that ICE will not carry out raids at the 2026 World Cup Sheriff Robert Luna guarantees that there will be no immigration control operations during games at SoFi Stadium; stadium workers consider strike
Los Angeles Sheriff confirms that ICE will not carry out raids at the 2026 World Cup Sheriff Robert Luna guarantees that there will be no immigration control operations during games at SoFi Stadium; stadium workers consider strike
Rubio accuses Cuba of terrorism and espionage for China; affirms that the island needs new leadership Marco Rubio defended keeping Cuba on the list of countries sponsoring terrorism, denouncing Chinese and Russian intelligence operations on the island
Senator Van Hallen blasts Marco Rubio: Trump's foreign policy has become a total disaster The Maryland senator criticized Trump's foreign policy, the war with Iran, the situation in Gaza, actions in Cuba and other aspects
Exclusion of transgender military personnel violates the Constitution, federal appeals court concludes Despite the legal victory for the military plaintiffs, the outlook remains adverse for the LGBTQ community in the military sphere
John Bolton defines the agreement proposed by Iran to Trump as a great defeat for the United States John Bolton, former national security adviser, says Donald Trump is desperate to close a deal with Iran and that will hurt the US.
Governor of Chihuahua goes to the FGR for an operation with CIA agents and refuses to testify because she has jurisdicti The appointment arises from a federal investigation into the alleged illegal participation of CIA agents in a covert operation in the Sierra de Chihuahua.
DHS promises full payment of back wages due to government shutdown to employees before the end of the week Mullin explained that the release of resources to cover back wages was made possible by an executive order and the use of existing funds
Congo and the US sign agreement for the transfer of deportees from third countries Congo will receive deported migrants from the US under a temporary agreement; each case will be reviewed individually
Biden lashes out against Trump's immigration policy through a surprise speech Joe Biden asserts that the U.S. is a nation made up of immigrants whom Donald Trump should not deport as he is doing
The cancellation of the Finalissima impacts the football business and raises questions about tickets, TV rights, sponsors, and fan travel.
How long can Iran endure a war? The Tehran regime relies primarily on its own missile and drone systems, and is not prepared to capitulate
Trump's attacks against Iran are unconstitutional The president acted unilaterally and unlawfully: without authorization from Congress and without any imminent threat to the United States
“Attack and assassination of Ali Khamenei constitutes a serious violation of the sovereignty and security of Iran, Chinese authorities urged an immediate cessation of military operations to prevent further regional destabilization
What does Anthropic's designation as a supply chain risk mean for national security? The fight between Anthropic and the Pentagon has reached a new level after the company refused to allow the unrestricted use of Claude
Judge blocks DHS policy that would allow thousands of refugees to be arrested in the US John Tunheim, federal judge in Minnesota, blocked the Department of Homeland Security policy that would allow the arrest and detention of thousands of refugees
Judge blocks DOJ over judicial review of devices confiscated from Washington Post journalist Last January, FBI agents raided the home of Washington Post journalist Hannah Natanson, sparking a wave of criticism
Anthropic vs. Pentagon: The tense battle over the military use of its AI Claude Anthropic wants to prevent its AI model Claude from being used in autonomous weapons or mass surveillance mechanisms
House of Representatives blocks Trump's tariffs on Canada; Six Republicans Join Democrats Although the vote could have limited effects, it represents an important political signal ahead of the upcoming midterm elections
Homicides in Mexico fall 42% in the first 16 months of Sheinbaum's government The President of Mexico highlighted that the daily average of victims went from 86.9 in September 2024 to 50.9 in January 2026
What a coup in Latin America in 1950 reveals about Trump's policies in Venezuela, Greenland, and Iran Can a US company's fear of losing its banana plantations in Guatemala explain President Trump's current foreign policy?
Oil blockade: How long will it take for Cuba to collapse? As the US oil embargo on Cuba tightens, the country is rapidly running out of fuel
Trump mocks the Obamas by publishing a racist video where he exhibits them as if they were monkeys Donald Trump published a racist video mocking Barack and Michelle Obama by exhibiting them as if they were chimpanzees
Siding with the US is increasingly risky: Why far-right European parties are distancing themselves from Trump Trump's economic policies and policies regarding Venezuela and Greenland have become toxic elements for his European allies
Cuba will not be able to survive: 4 keys to understanding how Trump is using oil to pressure the island's governmen Trump's threat to impose tariffs on countries that send oil to Cuba could trigger an unprecedented humanitarian crisis on the island
Trump announces tariffs on countries that sell oil to Cuba Trump signed an executive order allowing tariffs on countries that sell oil to Cuba, increasing pressure on Havana and its allies
The controversy between Mexico and the US over the arrest of Ryan Wedding, the Canadian former Olympian accused of being The capture of Ryan Wedding has been the subject of conflicting statements regarding the participation of US agents in the operation on Mexican soil
Who is Tom Homan, the 'border czar' that Trump sent to Minneapolis after the death of Alex Pretti Trump's envoy to quell the crisis in Minneapolis after the deaths of two citizens at the hands of ICE is known for his
A football executive and a German politician call for a boycott of the 2026 World Cup The 2026 World Cup would be in serious trouble if the calls from a football executive and a German politician to boycott the FIFA event move forward
Who are the new owners of TikTok in the United States? ByteDance will maintain a minority stake in the new company, which will be controlled by US capital
Why the US is buying icebreakers from Finland amid the Greenland dispute This Nordic nation is a leader in both the design and construction of these types of vessels
President Claudia Sheinbaum—and those who amplify her message from the Morena party...... Trump has insisted on a military incursion into Mexican territory to confront cartels, but Sheinbaum reiterates the defense of Mexican sovereignty
Greenland Gambit: Trump Threatens Europe With Tariffs as Arctic Ambitions Shake NATO Donald Trump vows rising tariffs on European nations opposing his Greenland ambitions, raising questions about US strategic goals, Arctic dominance, and growing NATO tensions.
US Virgin Islands: The Caribbean Territory Denmark Agreed to Sell to Washington In 1917, Denmark sold the United States some islands far from the Arctic that it was considered crucial for its security
Taiwan detains journalist and 5 military personnel for alleged leaks to China Those detained are suspected of violating Taiwan's National Security Law, Anti-Corruption Law, and Penal Code by leaking secrets
Israel questions composition of the Gaza Peace Council Benjamin Netanyahu's office reported that the formation of this body
Who are the members of the Gaza Peace Board announced by the Trump administration? Trump will chair the board, which is part of his 20-point plan to end the war between Israel and Hamas
European troops in Greenland do not change Trump's goal: White House Trump pressed ahead with his comments about
FBI raids Washington Post journalist's home and sparks controversy Organizations accuse Trump of launching direct attacks against national media and journalists in his second term
Denmark seeks diplomatic solution with the US in the Greenland dispute Denmark and the US create a working group to resolve tensions over Greenland; Trump pushes for strategic control of the Arctic island
Trump seeks any military action in Iran to be 'swift and decisive': NBC In a move that has the world on edge, the President demands his security team a military plan against Iran that is swift and without endless wars
US Designates three Muslim Brotherhood factions as terrorist organizations Claiming links to Hamas and threats to regional security, Trump keeps his promise and reclassifies these groups in Egypt, Jordan and Lebanon
Donald Trump demands NATO support for Greenland's annexation to the US Donald Trump remains determined to annex Greenland to the United States and is demanding NATO support for his plan
Iran accuses Trump of inciting violence and threatening its sovereignty in letter to the UN Tehran denounces before the United Nations that the statements of the US president seek to destabilize the country and violate principles of national sovereignty
More than 2,000 dead in Iran after crackdown on anti-government protests Protests in Iran leave 2,000 dead; first calls abroad made since the start of the demonstrations
Doctors in Iran report hospitals overwhelmed after two weeks of protests As protests continue in Iran and authorities issue warnings to demonstrators, doctors told the BBC they are overwhelmed with the injured
How could Trump take control of Greenland? The United States is considering a range of alternatives, from military action to a campaign focused on residents. We analyze them.
Trump announces ground attacks against cartels; claims Mexico is controlled by drug cartels. Trump said the US will begin ground attacks against drug cartels and reiterated that these organizations
Vance urges Europe to take Greenland's security seriously; Trump warns could take action Vance warns Europe about Greenland; US could take action if this strategic Arctic island is not protected
This is how the US neutralized Venezuela's Russian air defense For the success of the US military operation and the arrest of Nicolas Maduro, it was decisive to neutralize the air defense over the capital, Caracas
'Invading Greenland would be a colossal stupidity,' says Republican Senator John Kennedy Republican Senator John Kennedy warns that launching a military offensive to annex Greenland would be
The chaotic and cynical “Trump doctrine” in Venezuela If the situation in Venezuela worsens, the question is what will happen to the Venezuelans whom Trump decriminalized here in the United States
The White House considers using military force to acquire Greenland President Donald Trump does not rule out using the military to annex Greenland as part of US territory
Thune rules out use of military force in Greenland amid growing geopolitical debate John Thune rules out any US military action to take Greenland, despite White House comments about its possible annexation
The difficulties Delcy Rodriguez faces in governing Venezuela amid Trump's threats In the short term, Venezuela will be governed by Delcy Rodriguez, as long as she meets the expectations of the Trump administration
Why Trump's actions in Venezuela could set a precedent for authoritarian regimes around the world Trump seems convinced that he sets the rules and others don't have that privilege, explains our international editor Jeremy Bowen
the United States government which also takes political power in the South American nation and control of its vast natur It is clear that the US is betting on regaining absolute control of the Western Hemisphere through the “Trump Corollary”
The Trump administration delays the tariff increase on furniture and kitchen cabinets for a year The Trump administration postponed the tariff increase on furniture and kitchen cabinets for a year, amid trade negotiations and inflationary pressure
Maduro says he is open to dialogue with the US on drug trafficking In an interview with state television, the Venezuelan president also dodged a question about an attack in his country claimed by the US
How the fear of deportation increased the amount of money Hondurans in the US send to their country Amid the offensive against immigration driven by Donald Trump, there has been an increase in remittances to the Central American country
Russian soldier deaths in Ukraine rise to a record number since the start of the war The BBC has documented a sharp increase in soldier deaths as part of its work tallying Russian casualties in the war
Scandal in Argentina: AFA accused of alleged embezzlement Claudio Tapia, president of the AFA, accused of irregularities in Argentina
Trump sent Christmas message: 'Merry Christmas to everyone including the radical left scum....' The president is at his Mar-a-Lago mansion where he celebrated Christmas. On Christmas Eve, he sent the message through his Truth Social account and X
Trump creates “dangerous diplomatic vacuum” by firing 30 career ambassadors: Democrats Diplomats received phone calls notifying them, without further explanation, that they had to leave their posts and return to Washington
Trump angers the Danish government after appointing Jeff Landry as special envoy to Greenland Jeff Landry, Republican governor of Louisiana, will be the US special envoy to Greenland
Trump cancels five large wind projects and deals devastating blow to renewable energy development The decision was made because the Department of Defense identified alleged
Trump appoints Jeff Landry as special envoy to Greenland and tries to make it 'part of the US' The Louisiana governor stated that the mission assigned to him by Trump is to
The decline of the United States and the “Trump Corollary” It is not surprising that the once world power is turning its back on those who were its allies in various parts of the world
US and Taiwan strengthen alliance after signing new arms agreement Largest US arms package for Taiwan to date irritates Beijing
“Deportations instill widespread fear,” accuses leader of the Conference of Catholic Bishops “People have the right to live safely and without fear of arbitrary deportations,” Coakley declared on CBS News' “Face the Nation”
Trump Administration plans to dismantle the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Colorado The president of UCAR stated that dismantling the center will hinder the ability to predict, prepare for, and respond to weather phenomena
Former Undersecretary warns of more economic effects due to Trump's tariffs: “People are going to go hungry&a Jose Fernandez, former Undersecretary of Economic Growth, explains the implications of Trump's tariffs on the cost of living for Americans
Donroe Doctrine: How Trump views Latin America, according to his national security strategy The new security guidelines show Washington's interest in curbing illegal immigration and containing the advance of drug trafficking
La Opinion Hoy: Donald Trump maintains his campaign against drug trafficking by reclassifying fentanyl Illicit fentanyl has been a key factor in the overdose crisis in the United States.
Trump signs executive order to declare fentanyl a 'weapon of mass destruction' Illicit fentanyl has been a key factor in the overdose crisis in the United States, claiming the lives of nearly 330,000 people in the last five years
Trump Administration supports TSA sharing passenger list with ICE TSA says these practices are intended to detect those with deportation orders
“I absolutely support President Trump’s strategy on Venezuela”: Maria Corina Machado One of the central points of the interview was the situation within the Venezuelan Armed Forces.
Volodymyr Zelensky arrives in Berlin to negotiate a ceasefire with Russia The Ukrainian president traveled to the German capital to meet with European leaders and the US envoys, Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner
Trump plans to review tourists' social media before they enter the US More visitors will be forced to reveal their online activity under new US administration plans
NATO Secretary assures that they are 'Russia's next target' Mark Rutte calls for increased defense spending, especially in light of the new US security strategy
Former DEA agent accused of laundering drug money and terrorist acts pleaded not guilty: what's next? Former DEA agent Paul Campo and his partner Robert Sensi face four charges for conspiracy to distribute drugs, weapons, and money laundering
Trump faces legal complications over attacks on vessels in the Caribbean and Pacific The Trump Administration faces pressure from Congress, a lawsuit, and criticism from international law experts over attacks in the Caribbean and Pacific
Trump says Europe is in decline and is led by 'weak' people. Trump explained that Sweden was known as
Space spy: the Russian astronaut who was taken off a mission for photographing SpaceX engines Roscosmos abruptly announced that the astronaut would be reassigned without offering further details of the reasons
End of TPS will leave 350,000 Haitian immigrants vulnerable to deportation starting in February The Trump administration has argued that the TPS policy has been abused by Democratic administrations and has tried to dismantle it
Two soldiers shot near the White House: there are concerns of political violence Members of the West Virginia National Guard were stationed in DC, where they engaged in a shootout with an assailant who was apprehended
Political trial of a migrant representative from Mexico City for asking the US to intervene in Mexico Raul de Jesus Torres Guerrero, a member of the PAN party, was elected to represent the Mexican community residing abroad
Comey warns of a new Trump attack after the dismissal of the case against him The former FBI director noted that the president has repeatedly shown his willingness to take action against those he considers opponents
Ukraine's allies reject Trump's plan in its current form Leaders of Europe, Canada and Japan, meeting with Ukraine at the G20 summit, say US peace plan with Russia
Judge prohibits the IRS from exchanging immigrant information with ICE aimed at deporting them A judge's ruling will halt the Internal Revenue Service's planned data exchange with ICE officials
La Opinion Hoy: Trump analyzes “additional measures” against drug cartels in Mexico White House spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt said the National Security team is analyzing additional measures against cartels in Mexico.
Ecuador votes 'no' Ecuadorians rejected the constitutional reforms promoted by President Daniel Noboa Noboa wanted to eliminate the ban on installing foreign military bases in the country and draft a new constitution
'They will suffer a crushing defeat': China's response to Japan's prime minister's comments Sanae Takaichi suggested that Japan could respond with its own self-defense forces if China attacked Taiwan
Images showing Israel has destroyed at least 1,500 buildings in Gaza during the ceasefire Experts say this would be a violation of the ceasefire in Gaza, but the Israeli army claims the demolitions comply with the agreement
'They will suffer a crushing defeat': China's response to Japan's prime minister's comments Sanae Takaichi suggested that Japan could respond with its own self-defense forces if China attacked Taiwan
