Trump, Denmark and Greenland to Sign Deal Expanding US Military Presence on Greenland
The US, Denmark and Greenland are set to sign an agreement giving American forces access to two additional military sites on Greenland.
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Xi Expected to Press Trump to Halt Taiwan Arms Sales as $14 Billion Package Remains on Hold
Xi Jinping is expected to press Donald Trump to halt US arms sales to Taiwan as a $14 billion weapons package for the island remains on hold.
US and China agree AI ‘incident line’ as rivals formalise safety talks
The US and China have agreed to establish an AI incident line and formal safety dialogue, with uncontrollable agents and cyber threats expected to feature in future talks.
Saudi Arabia Could Get the F-35. What Happens to Israel’s Military Edge?
Washington has approved a possible $24.3 billion sale of 48 F-35s to Saudi Arabia, potentially ending Israel’s regional exclusivity while testing how the US preserves its qualitative military edge.
Eight NATO Allies Are Looking Beyond US Weapons as Defence Spending Surges
At least eight NATO members are exploring ways to reduce dependence on US defence technology while European and Canadian military spending rises sharply.
Why Does the Saudi Nuclear Deal Allow What the UAE Agreed to Give Up?
House Democrats are seeking to block the US-Saudi civil nuclear agreement, focusing scrutiny on why Riyadh has not accepted the no-enrichment and no-reprocessing restrictions agreed by the UAE.
The Man Behind the Attackers: How One ISIS-K Operative Supported More Than a Dozen Terrorist Attacks
Mohammad Sharifullah has received the maximum 20-year US sentence after prosecutors showed how surveillance, transport, communications and weapons instruction supported ISIS-K attacks across years.
US Officials Secretly Met Sanctioned Houthi Leaders as Washington Stays Out of Saudi-Houthi War
US officials reportedly met sanctioned Houthi representatives at the US Embassy in Oman as Washington seeks to keep American and commercial shipping outside the Saudi-Houthi war.
U.S.-Iran War Has Cost $38bn and Could Add $3bn Every Month, CBO Says
The Congressional Budget Office says the U.S. war against Iran has cost about $38 billion through August 1 and could add up to $3 billion for every additional month.
U.S. Sanctions Russia’s Second-Largest Bank Over Alleged Iran Sanctions Evasion
Washington has imposed new Iran-related sanctions on Russia’s VTB, accusing the already sanctioned bank of involvement in helping Tehran evade financial restrictions.
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