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The Iran-backed group Kata’ib Hezbollah claims it is halting military operations against the U.S. following a fatal strike on U.S. troops in Jordan.

Taiwan conducted a two-day military exercise to prepare for potential surprise attacks from China. The exercise involved sea, land and air maneuvers, officials say.

As an ever-growing number of nations pull the plug on funding for the scandal-plagued U.N. agency UNRWA, critics contend the latest scandal is just the tip of the iceberg.

A U.S. F-16 fighter jet encountered an in-flight emergency and crashed into the Yellow Sea on Wednesday morning, with the pilot ejecting safely and being recovered.

The Israeli Defense Forces and the Israeli Ministry of Defense have been flooding tunnels in Gaza with large volumes of water to attack the terrorist infrastructure of Hamas.

A proposal to renovate one of the Giza pyramids is drawing criticism from some critiques who say the ancient monuments should be preserved in their current form rather than renovated.

The State Department issued a warning to Americans visiting Jamaica as murders continue to plague the Caribbean island nation, where 65 murders have occurred since the new year.

Iranian oil is shipping in massive numbers onboard 'ghost armadas' en route to China. How will this effect funding for military proxies across the Middle East?

A spokesperson for U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres insisted UNRWA "does not work with Hamas" amid allegations employees participated in Oct. 7.

The Department of Defense is casting doubts on an Iran-backed militia's claim that it is suspending attacks on US troops after a drone attack killed three soldiers early Sunday.

The International Religious Freedom Summit in Washington, D.C., tackled the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act, and activists and lawmakers brought attention to its loopholes.

A Latvian member of the European Parliament, Tatjana Ždanoka, has been accused of working for the Russian Federal Security Service for several years by multiple European news sites.

North Korea launched cruise missiles off its western coast on Tuesday, the third such test the Hermit Kingdom conducted in under a week, South Korea says.

Fox News' Alex Hogan embeds with the Israeli military in Khan Younis, taking a look at tunnels that were used by Hamas to store weapons, now destroyed by the IDF.

Belgian farmers blocked access roads to the Zeebrugge container port Tuesday amid continued protests over rising costs, EU regulations, and other grievances.

Ambassador Hassan Ahmad al-Shihi assumed office Tuesday, taking his post as the United Arab Emirates' first ambassador to Syria in nearly 13 years.

Belarusian photojournalist Alyaksandr Zyankou was sentenced to three years in prison on Tuesday for his coverage of protests, charged with "participation in an extremist group."

The Spanish Parliament's lower house is set to debate and vote Tuesday on a much-maligned bill granting amnesty to Catalan separatists.

Russia has started field testing the "cloak-nevidimka," which absorbs body heat in order to mask against thermal detection and has applications for snipers and infantry troops alike.

French President Emmanuel Macron was welcomed with pomp and circumstance Tuesday as he arrived in Sweden for a two-day state visit with the Nordic country's king and prime minister.