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China is committed to peace and won’t cause “chaos” in the world, but cannot give up even an inch of territory that the country’s ancestors have left behind, Chinese President Xi Jinping told U.S. Defense …
The United States will soon present a timeline to North Korea with "specific asks" of Pyongyang after a historic summit between US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, a senior US …
With his first meeting with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un behind him, President Donald Trump is turning his attention to the possibility of another marquee summit: with Russian President Vladimir Putin. As CNN writes in an …
NATO will never cut-off communications with Russia despite Moscow’s alleged meddling in American and European elections, US Secretary of Defense James Mattis said. "NATO will never turn off dialogue with …
Pyongyang will have to demonstrate clear steps towards denuclearization before any sanctions are eased, US Defense Secretary James Mattis has warned, ahead of highly anticipated US-North Korean leaders’ talks, RT …
Washington would like the relationship between Moscow and Beijing to be characterized by "cooperation and collaboration," rather than rising competition, US Defense Secretary James Mattis said at the 2018 International …
The new US National Defense Strategy has a priority goal of reversing the loss of the United States’ military advantage to Russia and China, Defense Secretary James Mattis said in a congressional testimony on …
The US understands the value of relations with Russia but sees it as its strategic competitor at the current stage, US Deputy Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan told a Defense Writers Group breakfast. "Russia …
Defense Secretary James Mattis says the U.S. has no reports of suffering any losses during the initial airstrikes on Syria Friday, ABC reports. Mattis says "right now this is a one-time shot" but is not ruling out further attacks. …
The United States intends to continue working with Qatar for stability in the Middle East, particularly on defeating ISIS and countering the spread of Iran's influence in the region, US Defense Secretary James …
US Defense Secretary Jim Mattis accused Iran of funneling money into Iraq to sway the outcome of its May parliamentary election. "We have worrisome evidence that Iran is trying to influence - using money - the …
The United States of America remains a firm supporter of Georgia in the process of enhancing the country's defense capacity and working toward its European and Euro-Atlantic integration, - US Secretary of Defense James Mattis …
The Trump Administration's newly-released Nuclear Posture Review (NPR) lays out plans to modernize the US nuclear triad by integrating nuclear capability on the F-35 fighter jet, deploying low-yield warheads at sea, and developing new …
The US will adopt a more aggressive nuclear posture, contemplating strikes in response to non-nuclear threats and deploying new “low-yield” devices after a government review that detractors say will raise the risk of nuclear war, …
U.S. President Donald Trump is expected to ask for 716 billion U.S. dollars for defense spending in the 2019 budget to be unveiled next month, Xinhua reported citing local media. The figure will represent a 7-percent increase over the …
The Trump administration is expected to decide on January 12 whether to continue to waive US penalties on Iran, as agreed under the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, State Department spokesman Steve Goldstein said. US President …
The Pentagon will unveil its National Defense Strategy on Jan. 19, Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis announced Friday, Defence News reports. Speaking to reporters at the Pentagon, Mattis said a significant part of the strategy will remain …
U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said yesterday that he expected to see a larger U.S. civilian presence in Syria, including contractors and diplomats, as the fight against Islamic State militants nears its end and the focus turns toward …
U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis says he thinks the world will exert “increased pressure” on North Korea in the coming months following recent maritime incidents in waters near China and the controversial …
The U.S. military will fight ISIS in Syria as long as they want to fight, the US Defense Secretary James Mattis said. As U.S.-backed and Russian-backed forces battle to retake the remaining pockets of ISIS-held …
