The loss of a US drone in the Black Sea after an alleged collision with a Russian war plane has exposed the high-risk cat-and-mouse game in European skies between NATO and Russian aircraft
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Senior American officials increasingly believe the Chinese spy balloon that was shot down off the coast of South Carolina in early February was originally supposed to conduct surveillance over US military bases in Guam and Hawaii, but winds…
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The United States shot down a Chinese spy balloon Saturday (4) that had spent the past week traversing the country, an explosive end to a drama that put a diplomatic crisis between the world’s two great powers onto television screens in…
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The United States has detected what it says is a Chinese surveillance balloon that has been hovering over the northwestern United States, the Pentagon said on Thursday (2), a discovery that comes days before Secretary of State Antony…
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The prospect of extended daily blackouts looms again. Food staples, transport fees and children's school supplies are increasingly unaffordable. And the new year brings with it steep tax hikes that will only compound the misery
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A massive surge in COVID-19 cases in China after Beijing removed restrictions has led to uncertainty about the worldwide threat level and potential disruptions to global supply chains, but experts are cautiously optimistic that a sequel to…
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During his decade as China’s top leader, Xi Jinping has hardened and centralized the security state, unleashing techno-authoritarian policies to quell ethnic unrest in the western region of Xinjiang and enforce some of the world’s most…
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By Adam Liptak WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Monday (8) wrestled with the scope of the state secrets doctrine, debating whether it allows the government merely to withhold evidence that it says could harm national security or whether…
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By Nina Lakhani, Michael Safi, Dan Sabbagh, Shaun Walker, Stephanie Kirchgaessner and Hannah Ellis-Petersen LONDON - Revelations about the use of spying tools sold to governments by NSO Group sparked furious political rows across the world…
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By Agnès Pedrero GENEVA - More than 40 countries led by Canada voiced grave concerns at the UN Human Rights Council on Tuesday (22) about China's actions in Xinjiang, Hong Kong, and Tibet - triggering a fierce backlash from Beijing. The…
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