Dublin Airport has issued a response to concerns that passengers' Covid certificates will not be...
General Stephen Townsend, in an interview with The Associated Press, said Beijing is looking to esta
Wednesday's attack targeted US troops housed on a military base
Biden speech to Munich Security Conference to come after Chinese leader Xi Jinping's pledge to boost
Five representatives urge Biden to confront Russia on the matter
Some experts say China has used 2002 US designation of East Turkistan Islamic Movement as a terroris
Analysts say move risks upending delicate situation that both African Union and United Nations have
Senior US military spokesman says terror threat remains but 'is contained'
The goal was not only to help a NATO partner long targeted by its powerful neighbor but also to gain
Trump administration accuses state-owned Xinjiang Protection and Construction Corps of using forced
EU leaders propose enhanced security on external border, crackdown on internet companies hosting ext
Beijing considers ETIM a terror outfit, claiming it is fighting to support minority Uighur Muslims i
President says removal to take place after Sudan pays millions to US terror victims
Department of Homeland Security acting Deputy Secretary Kenneth Cuccinelli says the administration w
Department of Homeland Security acting Deputy Secretary Kenneth Cuccinelli says the administration w
Confirmation comes days after Pentagon announced it was relocating almost 12,000 troops and several
Kenya is experiencing its worst outbreak of the voracious insects in 70 years; other countries affec
Week of protests is reported in government stronghold of Druze region of Suweida
Online and on the streets, African institutions and citizens share outrage over death of black Ameri
Dispute concerns over a call for cease-fires in some conflict zones during pandemic
While American officials increasingly talk of a threat to the homeland, allies caution, as of now, t
Maxim Moskalkov visited the Leesburg city's annual ice festival and talked to the sculptors about th
British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab called the U.S. decision a denial of justice.'