France’s Macron Calls for Calm to Resolve Ukraine Crisis
Moscow denies any plans to invade but is seeking sweeping concessions from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, the military alliance which has underpinned security in western Europe since 1949.
Key U.S.-Canada Border Crossing Blocked by Truckers Fighting Trudeau’s Covid Curbs
Canada sends 75% of its exports to the United States, and the bridge usually handles around 8,000 trucks a day.
Canada Court Silences Protesters’ Horns, Police Seize Fuel
Trudeau and his family left Ottawa to an undisclosed location as the convoy started rolling into the city due to security concerns.
U.S. Approves $100 Million Sale for Taiwan Missile Upgrades
Taiwan's Defense Ministry has said the decision to obtain newer Patriot missiles was made during a 2019 meeting with U.S. officials in the administration of President Donald Trump.
U.S. Urges N. Korea to Focus on Needs of Its People, Not Missiles
North Korea's humanitarian situation "continues to worsen," according to an excerpt of a confidential U.N. report
Macron Sees Decisive Next Few Days for Ukraine After Putin Meeting
Putin suggested some of Macron's ideas could help defuse the crisis.
Biden Pledges End to Nord Stream 2 If Russia Invades Ukraine
Scholz doesn't directly confirm plans for controversial pipeline
Fearing Junta, Hundreds of Myanmar Parents Disown Dissident Children
Targeting families of opposition activists was a tactic used by Myanmar's military during unrest in 2007
Ottawa Mayor Declares State of Emergency to Deal with Trucking Blockade
Amid residents' fury at the lack of official response, Ottawa police relocated some protesters and put up fresh barricades on Sunday
France’s Macron Flies to Moscow in High-Risk Diplomatic Mission
French leader meets Putin in Moscow before visit to Kyiv