South Korea is completing the development of its low-tier M-SAM missile defense system, which is due to be put into service within the next few years, according to Yonhap News Agency.
Over 80 percent of Russian nationals consider the current standing of Russia-US relations to be negative, whereas over 30 percent hope they can improve in the short-term perspective and 15 percent expect the ties to worsen, a daily poll by the Russian Public Opinion Research Center (VCIOM), obtained by Sputnik, revealed on Monday.
US Vice President Mike Pence said Monday there would be no more "strategic patience" as he was visiting a military base in South Korea, a day after Pyongyang's missile launch attempt failed.
The narrow victory of the supporters of constitutional changes in a nationwide referendum in Turkey demonstrated a "polarized society," European Parliament Vice President Dimitrios Papadimoulis said.
China's GDP in the fist quarter of 2017 grew by 6.9 percent over the results of the comparable period in 2016, which is also an improvement on the target 6.5 percent growth set by the government for this year, China's National Bureau of Statistics said Monday.
Carter Page, former Trump's adviser, denied Sunday that US President Donald Trump had links to Russia that were reportedly outlined in a dossier prepared by a British intelligence agent.
On Monday, US Vice President Mike Pence is on the visit to a military base in South Korea, which is located near the border with North Korea, a White House pool report says.
As a presidential campaign kicks off in South Korea on Monday, the country's former leader, Park Geun-hye, is expected to be indicted on several charges on the same day.
Amid mounting tensions in the East Asia, the Pentagon has directed three US aircraft carriers toward the Korean Peninsula, South Korean media reported quoting governmental sources.
International NATO drills kick off on Monday in Latvia, the Headquarters of the Estonian Defense Forces said in a statement.
Beijing and Moscow have launched intelligence-gathering vessels to follow the USS Carl Vinson aircraft carrier as it travels toward the Korean Peninsula, according to numerous sources in the Japanese government.
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US National Security Adviser Herbert McMaster on Sunday accused Russia of "subversive actions in Europe" in an interview with ABC broadcaster.
Hundreds of Palestinians held in Israeli jails announced a mass hunger strike without specifying how long it would last, the country's Prison Service said.
In a practice surprising few, US President Donald Trump is packing his administration with corporate lobbyists and business insiders as he rolls back Obama-era US regulations designed to limit the effects of climate change, increase the strength of financial regulation and lower the level of wartime activities.
Serbia is looking to purchase two divisions of Russian S-300 anti-air systems, according to Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic. Belgrade may make the buy from either Russia or from Belarus.
At least 37 people were injured when a grenade exploded in a nightclub in the Colombian city of Buga on Sunday.
Kemal Kilicdaroglu, the leader of Turkish opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP), claimed that admission of ballots without stamps make the results of the Sunday referendum on the constitutional amendments questionable, as have 51.4 percent of votes of those counted were in favor of the changes.
Some security personnel were injured in the attack, which comes amid a massive operation to retake the city of Mosul from Daesh forces.