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    US, Japan, South Korea meet in Hawaii to discuss North Korea

    13 Feb 2022

    North Korea appears to be pausing its tests during the Winter Olympics in China, its most important ally and economic lifeline. But analysts believe North Korea will dramatically increase its weapons testing after the Olympics.

    Afghans slam US order to give $3.5 billion to 9/11 victims

    13 Feb 2022

    Afghanistan’s Central Bank called on Biden to reverse his order and release the funds to it, saying in a statement on Saturday that they belonged to the people of Afghanistan and not a government, party or group.

    Australia evacuates final Ukraine embassy staff

    13 Feb 2022

    Australia has directed all remaining embassy staff in Kyiv to evacuate, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Sunday. Russia has nearly surrounded its western neighbour with more than 100,000 troops.

    Blockades on Canada-US border continue as protesters out in force again

    13 Feb 2022

    The Ambassador Bridge is the busiest US-Canadian border crossing, carrying 25% of all trade between the two countries, and auto plants on both sides have been forced to shut down or reduce production this week.

    Russia adds troops near Ukraine despite drawdown claims: US

    17 Feb 2022

    A Russian invasion of Ukraine did not materialise on Wednesday, as originally feared. But after a handful of positive signals from Moscow that eased tensions earlier in the week, the pendulum appeared to swing in the opposite direction again.

    US has no choice but to work with Pakistan: Senior US official

    17 Feb 2022

    At a discussion at the US Institute of Peace in Washington, US Special Representative for Afghanistan Thomas West acknowledged Pakistan's role in arranging a peace deal with the Taliban but also complained that Islamabad often ignored Washington's suggestions.

    Honduran ex-president Hernandez arrested as US seeks extradition

    16 Feb 2022

    In live footage shown on national TV, police officials gave Hernandez a bullet-proof vest and placed a chain between his handcuffed wrists and ankles before taking him to a nearby base for police special forces in Tegucigalpa, the capital.

    Satirist PJ O’Rourke, whose acerbic wit did not spare both Republicans and Democrats, passes away at 74

    16 Feb 2022

    As a young man, PJ O'Rourke opposed the government as a maker of war and laws against drugs. He covered war and unrest everywhere from El Salvador to the Philippines, while mocking "The Dictatorship of Boredom” back home.

    Blinken ‘troubled’ by new Navalny charges, urges release

    16 Feb 2022

    A new trial against Russian opposition leader Navalny opened on Tuesday at the penal colony where he faces another lengthy prison term, a further step in a yearlong, multi-pronged crackdown on Russia's most ardent Kremlin critic, his allies and other dissenting voices.

    Russia makes moves to ease Ukraine tensions

    16 Feb 2022

    For the second day on Tuesday, there were signs of hope that Europe might avoid war following weeks of escalating East-West tensions as Moscow massed around 150,000 troops on three sides of Ukraine and held massive military drills.

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