Sen. Mitch McConnell, the Senate minority leader, used momentum from the passage of the $95 billion war package to stay on the offensive last week and said the U.S. needs to increase its own military funding to deal with the threats from Beijing, Moscow, and Tehran.
European Commission authorities raided the offices of Nuctech, a Chinese tech company, at two locations in the last week using its new anti-foreign-subsidy rules to justify the actions that increased already heightened tensions between Beijing and Brussels.
French President Emmanuel Macron last week continued his fear mongering amid the Ukraine War and tried to sell the Domino Theory linking the fate of Europe to the fate of Kyiv.
Lithuania continues to provoke a war between the U.S. and Russia after its ambassador to Sweden posted a moronic message on X about the fate of the Crimean Bridge after the U.S. began providing Kyiv with its ATACMS.
Russia announced last week that it will take a new focus on Western arms depots located in Ukraine to destroy new weaponry provided to Kyiv as Moscow downplayed the effectiveness of the weapons that have been provided.
The U.S. should immediately end its weapon support for Israel after reports emerged of a leaked State Department memo that said the agency does not believe Israel when it says it has been in compliance with international law in Gaza, according to DAWN, the human rights group called Democracy for the Arab World Now.
Catherine Colonna, a former French foreign minister, released a report last Monday that—as expected—said Israel did not produce any evidence linking UNRWA staff members to terror groups.
With expectations increasing that Israel will launch a military invasion in Rafah, A full evacuation of the area would be an impossible task, according to Fabrizio Carboni, the Middle East director for the Red Cross.
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The U.S. and Filipino navies kicked off a three-week war game exercise that included drills in the South China Sea as tensions with Beijing increased and just after the U.S. House of Representatives passed a $95 billion war-funding bill with $8 billion earmarked for Taiwan.