Earlier this week, Moscow reinforced their refusal to rule out military deployments to Cuba and Venezuela as tensions with the U.S. over Ukraine came to a head. A top official said that Russia would take necessary steps to ensure its security, following talks between Russia, the U.S. and NATO that
Since last October, tensions between Taiwan and China have remained high. While this has not yet turned into a conflict, it seems as if U.S. support of Taiwan will no longer act as a deterrent against a possible Chinese invasion of the island nation. This presents a problem for Taiwan,
Earlier this week, Ecuadorian President Guillermo Lasso announced his plans to revisit debt negotiations with China. According to a report from Reuters, he intends to meet with Xi Jinping, the paramount leader of China, on February 3. The officials will discuss Ecuador’s $5 billion debt to China in the meeting.
North Korea tested two more short-range ballistic missiles off its east coast on Monday, likely as a forewarning to the United States. Since North Korea resumed testing missiles in September, it has conducted at least six missile tests, testing a long-range strategic cruise missile, ballistic missiles from train cars, and
On Monday, Mexico said it would send a representative to Nicaraguan president Daniel Ortega when he is sworn in for his fourth consecutive term. Mexico previously stated that no representative would attend the inauguration first, due to concerns over the validity of the election, and because of a conflict with
