Iain Marlow
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Israel May Have Violated International Law, US Report Says
The Biden administration said Israel may have used US weapons in its war against Hamas in ways that are “inconsistent” with its obligations under international law, stepping up criticism of a key ally.
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Israel May Have Violated International Law, US Report Says
The Biden administration said Israel may have used US weapons in its war against Hamas in ways that are “inconsistent” with its obligations under international law, stepping up criticism of a key ally.
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Biden Warns He’d Hold Back More Weapons If Israel Invades Rafah
President Joe Biden’s decision to hold off supplying about 3,500 bombs to Israel was the culmination of months of rising frustration over Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s conduct of the war in Gaza — and his administration may not be done yet.
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Blinken To Meet China’s Top Diplomat As Russia Sanctions Loom
Secretary of State Antony Blinken heads into tough talks with China’s top diplomat in Beijing, where he’s set to warn about the Asian nation’s support for Moscow’s war machine and industrial overcapacity.
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Blinken Tells China to Manage Ties ‘Responsibly’ as Talks Begin
Secretary of State Antony Blinken has arrived in China on a mission to press Beijing on issues including its support for Russia and industrial overcapacity, with the threat of new US sanctions looming over the visit.
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US Approves $138 Million In Air Defense Equipment For Ukraine
After a failed offensive last year, Ukraine’s military has struggled with shrinking weapons stockpiles against resurgent Russian forces.
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US Approves $138 Million In Air Defense Equipment For Ukraine
After a failed offensive last year, Ukraine’s military has struggled with shrinking weapons stockpiles against resurgent Russian forces.
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US Vows More Mideast Strikes While Trying To Avert Wider War
Jake Sullivan vows ‘sustained’ but not ‘open-ended’ campaign. ‘Yes,’ Biden says, when asked if US airstrikes are working.
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US Vows More Mideast Strikes While Trying To Avert Wider War
Jake Sullivan vows ‘sustained’ but not ‘open-ended’ campaign. ‘Yes,’ Biden says, when asked if US airstrikes are working.
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Deadly Attack Near Syria Renews Focus On U.S. Bases In Middle East
A deadly drone attack on US troops in Jordan is reigniting a debate about America’s military presence across the Middle East as the Israel-Hamas war prompts attacks by Iran-backed militias across the region.
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US Designates Houthis As Terrorists After Rise In Red Sea Attacks
The Biden administration will put the Houthi militant group back on a global terrorism list, officials said, as the US looks to cripple its ability to fund Red Sea attacks that have roiled commercial traffic in a vital trade waterway.
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US Presses Ahead With ‘Least Bad’ Option in Confronting Houthis
US officials acknowledge that airstrikes against Houthi militants in Yemen won’t deter the group from attacks that have roiled commercial shipping in the Red Sea. Yet that doesn’t mean the military campaign will stop anytime soon.
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US Presses Ahead With ‘Least Bad’ Option in Confronting Houthis
US officials acknowledge that airstrikes against Houthi militants in Yemen won’t deter the group from attacks that have roiled commercial shipping in the Red Sea. Yet that doesn’t mean the military campaign will stop anytime soon.
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U.S. And Allies Weigh Hitting Houthis In Yemen As Attacks Escalate
The White House has been considering military strikes on Houthi targets in Yemen, despite the risk of a regional escalation.
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Blinken Meets Turkey’s Erdogan As Middle East Tensions Rise
The top US diplomat met with Turkey’s president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, for over an hour on Saturday afternoon after speaking with Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan earlier in the day. Separately, Europe’s top foreign policy official was in Lebanon warning against a regional conflict.
