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Americas
Philippines, US, Japan Coastguards Hold First Ever Joint Drills
The Philippines, US, and Japan kicked off joint coastguard drills, as the nations seek to strengthen their maritime cooperation.
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Africa
Sudan Army Quits Truce Talks, Attacks Paramilitary Bases
Sudanese army forces blasted paramilitary bases with artillery in Khartoum after pulling out of US and Saudi-brokered ceasefire talks.
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Asia Pacific
US, Japan Modernizing Military Alliance: Austin
The US and Japan are working to modernize their military alliance in the face of threats from China, North Korea, and Russia.
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Europe
US Unveils $300M Arms Package, Asks Kyiv Not to Strike Inside Russia
The US announced a new $300 million arms package for Ukraine, including air defense systems and tens of millions of rounds of ammunition, but warned Kyiv that US weaponry should not be used to attack within Russia.
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Sea
Russia Claims Destroyed Ukraine’s ‘Last Warship’
Russia claimed it had destroyed the last major warship of the Ukrainian naval forces, which it said was stationed in the southern port of Odesa.
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Americas
UAE Withdraws From US-Led Maritime Coalition
The UAE has withdrawn from a US-led maritime coalition tasked with securing tense Gulf waterways that are vital to the global oil trade.
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Middle East
Blast at Palestinian Base in Lebanon Kills Five: Security Source
Five fighters from a pro-Syrian Palestinian militant group were killed in an accidental explosion at a base in eastern Lebanon.
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Americas
Beijing Blames US ‘Provocation’ for South China Sea Fighter Jet Incident
Beijing blamed US "provocation" for an incident in which a Chinese plane crossed in front of an American surveillance aircraft.
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Middle East
Yemen Rebels, Govt in Largest Exchange of Corpses: Official
Houthi rebels and Yemen's government have exchanged the corpses of dozens of fighters, in the largest such handover since the war began.
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Africa
Burkina PM Vows No Deal With Jihadists, Boosts Civil Militias
Burkina Faso's prime minister ruled out any negotiations with jihadist insurgents that have taken control of the West African country.
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