Hours after the British territory of Gibraltar released an Iranian oil tanker it seized over alleged sanctions violations, the United States fired back by revoking US visas from the crew members—adding to the current tensions between Washington and Tehran.

Human rights groups are now warning of a new war that is breaking out in Colombia, where they say tens of thousands of civilians are living at the mercy of illegal armed groups that profit off of drug trafficking.

A new report from the Pentagon claims that as the United States withdraws forces from Syria, ISIS is now making a comeback in the war-torn country—raising questions about how the US should proceed with its foreign policy in the Middle East.

A US aircraft carrier sailed through the disputed South China Sea on Tuesday, in what US Military officials have called a “show of strength,” amid increased tensions between China and other countries in the region.

Turkey has announced that it plans to launch an offensive in northeastern Syria, which has reportedly prompted the United States to push for peace talks before tensions are heightened even more between the two NATO allies.

While the United States and China have both said they are open to resuming talks to put an end to the ongoing trade war, President Trump has announced that he plans to place additional tariffs on Chinese goods.

It has been nearly 18 years since the United States invaded Afghanistan, with the goal of defeating the Taliban. But now, a new report has revealed that in 2019, the US and its allies have actually killed more civilians than the terrorist group they promised to overthrow.

United States officials claim they are still optimistic about the future of denuclearization talks after North Korea test-fired two new ballistic missiles, which it claimed were meant to warn South Korea’s “military warmongers” against new weapons development.

South Korea is accusing a Russian military plane of violating its airspace over the Sea of Japan—forcing it to fire hundreds of warning shots. But Russia is denying the claims and accusing South Korea of endangering the security of its pilots with unprofessional maneuvers.

Tensions between the United States and Venezuela are raising concerns again, after a close call between two military aircrafts resulted in the countries accusing one another of violating international law.

The United States has announced a new round of sanctions, which it claims are targeted at third parties that have helped Iran build its nuclear program. Now China is firing back and accusing the US of intentionally increasing tensions with Iran…

Multi-billion-dollar arms deals around the world are in the works this week, sparking fears that they could signal increased tensions between world powers like China, Russia and the United States.

Tensions in Libya are high, after more than 40 people in a migrant detention center were killed by an airstrike. The group behind the attack has a controversial leader with a history of questionable ties to the United States…

As the trade war between the United States and China continues, reports indicate that lifting the ban on Huawei could be a key bargaining chip in a final peace agreement.

In addition to imposing more sanctions on Iran, the United States is sending its officials around the world to garner support for placing what they call “maximum pressure” on Iran.

All eyes are on the conflict between the United States and Iran, as President Trump has confirmed that he was prepared to launch strikes against Iran, but pulled back at the last minute.

President Trump is now saying that Iran “made a very big mistake” by shooting down a US drone, and when asked whether the US would respond by striking Iran, Trump said quote “you’ll soon find out.”

A US Navy explosives expert is now saying that the evidence collected from last week’s attack on two oil tankers, “bears a striking resemblance” to weapons used by Iran.

As tensions between the United States and Iran continue to increase, the Pentagon has announced the deployment of an additional 1,000 troops to the Middle East, citing concerns about threats from Iran.

Reports of a suspected attack on two tankers off the coast of Iran, have added to the increased tensions in the region, raising concerns about the overall effects it could have worldwide.

In addition to a new round of sanctions against Iran, the United States could continue to increase its presence in the Middle East, with the top commander in the region claiming that a greater show of force is the only way to combat reported threats from Washington’s latest enemy…

As the United States moves to make its mark in the Arctic, one Democratic senator is now claiming that Russia has made an unbelievable commitment to increasing its military presence in the region to the highest it has been since the Cold War.

The Trade War between the United States and China lives to see another day, and reports are now warning that China could respond to Washington’s latest actions by banning exports of rare earth elements, which has the power to hit the U.S. economy from all angles.

The war of words continued between the United States and Iran over the weekend, with President Trump threatening to end Iran as a country, and President Rouhani claiming that Iran will not be forced into talks as a result of what he called “bullying” from the U.S.

Tensions have appeared to increase between the United States and Iran, with the U.S. ordering the removal of all non-emergency staff from Iraq this week, citing credible threats from Iran.

As officials from the United States and Russia meet to discuss increasing tensions between the U.S. and Iran, a new report claims that Defense Department officials are planning to send 120,000 troops to the Middle East. But President Trump is saying it’s all “fake news.”

Opposition Leader Juan Guaido announced this weekend that he ordered his representative in Washington, DC to meet with officials from the United States’ Southern Command to discuss working together, and the future of Venezuela.

The United States’ quest to oust Venezuela’s president continues, and in a speech, Vice President Mike Pence used both the threat of more sanctions and the promise of humanitarian aid.