Missy Ryan

How much new weaponry is provided to Ukraine, and what kind, may be defined on Wednesday when officials gather in Brussels for a meeting of the so-called Ukraine “defense contact group,” which will be chaired by U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin.

Germany hosted officials in Berlin to discuss ways to blunt the impacts of the global food crisis, which has left 200 million acutely food insecure.

Republican senators are urging the Biden administration to move more quickly to spend funds they authorized to blunt the global toll of the war in Ukraine, singling out the delivery of humanitarian aid as a major bottleneck.

Residents stocked up on supplies as authorities warned of rolling blackouts and scrambled to repair damage from Russia’s missile attack targeting infrastructure

The Pentagon’s announcement follows complaints from officials in Kyiv that the F-16 training program was moving too slowly to meet Ukraine’s wartime needs.

The findings underscore a close relationship between the U.S. defense sector and its top military brass, a trend that has drawn scrutiny in Congress.

Intensifying war in Gaza poses a combustible challenge for President Biden as casualties mount.

Israel’s treatment of Palestinian civilians in Gaza poses a growing dilemma for the Biden administration.

U.S. forces struck sites in Syria associated with Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and other militants, a response to recent attacks on U.S. personnel.

U.S.-based aid, advocacy and religious organizations warn that the provision of 155mm artillery rounds to Israel risks worsening civilian suffering in Gaza.