Month: August 2018

The Pentagon released a report on Thursday saying that China’s military in the last few years has expanded its bomber operations in what looks like “training for strikes” against the United States and its allies. […]

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A new “elite team of foreign affairs specialists,” led by the State Department, will coordinate and promote U.S. pressure policies against Iran across the government and with other nation, Washington Post reported. The department’s current […]

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North Korea pressed its demand on Friday that Washington agree to declare an end to the 1950-53 Korean War, amid announcements that State Secretary Mike Pompeo, was preparing for his fourth visit to the North, […]

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The growing trade war between the United States and China could benefit Russia’s agricultural giant RusAgro. One of the country’s biggest agriculture companies says they are now targeting China as a key export destination. The […]

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The Iran nuclear deal continues to polarize, even after the U.S. announced its withdrawal from the pact, Foreign Policy analyzes. Those who supported the agreement proclaim loudly that Tehran will never negotiate any adjustment to […]

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American and European financial and energy companies could face severe challenges if a proposed bill imposing the harshest sanctions on Russia yet is passed, experts say. The bill, proposed by a bipartisan Senate coalition, aims to boost […]

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South Korea proposed setting up an “East Asian Railroad Community” that includes the U.S. and North Korea, as Seoul seeks to mellow down rising tensions between the two sides, Bloomberg informs. South Korean President Moon […]

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China on Tuesday blasted the measures targeting it in a new U.S. defense act, saying it would comprehensively assess aspects that beef up the role of a key panel tasked with reviewing foreign investment proposals, CNBC informed. […]

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