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China's potential invasion of Taiwan could disrupt the global chip supply, crippling the tech industry and U.S. economy. Experts warn of the catastrophic consequences Silicon Valley has long overlooked.

As Russia's invasion of Ukraine enters its fifth year, the gains made by the Russian military have been small, while Ukraine remains resilient and clarifies its strategy to push back.

A tragic air ambulance crash in India has claimed the lives of all 7 onboard, with the flight requesting deviation due to poor weather conditions before losing contact with air traffic control.

North Korea's Workers' Party Congress promotes Kim Yo Jong, sister of leader Kim Jong Un, as the party's new department director amid vows to strengthen the country's economy.

Some Australian women detained in Syria over ISIS ties say they'd accept separation from children if it means the kids can return home, even if they stay behind.

The Pentagon has been allocated $153 billion in additional funds to accelerate military modernization, including new ships, advanced weapons, and AI integration. Discover how the US plans to transform its armed forces.

BTS's highly anticipated free concert in Seoul's Gwanghwamun square on March 21 sold out immediately, with over 260,000 fans expected to attend.

The Bondi terror attack royal commission in Australia will not examine key details due to ongoing criminal proceedings, says inquiry head Virginia Bell.

Pakistan launches air raids in Afghanistan as it navigates complex geopolitics on both sides of its borders amid growing India-Taliban relations.

A Moscow policeman was killed in a bomb attack on the anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, raising security concerns in the capital.