Design issues and extended deployments have led to frequent clogging of the sanitation system on the USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier, according to a US newspaper.
Mexico's military has dispatched nearly 10,000 soldiers to the country's western region, escalating efforts to counter widespread violence and retaliation following the recent killing of notorious drug lord Nemesio Ruben Oseguera Cervantes.
The Royal Thai Navy announced the arrest of a Cambodian fishing boat in its waters, while Phnom Penh claims Bangkok's patrol vessel encroached on its territorial sea.
Russia expresses respect for Venezuela's sovereignty, supports peaceful resolution of disagreements, and calls on the US to immediately release President Maduro.
Australia's prime minister to send letters to Commonwealth realms expressing support for removing former prince Andrew from the British royal succession list.
South Korea expressed concern after the Russian embassy in Seoul displayed a banner with a victory message, suggesting it could allude to the Ukraine conflict.
General Secretary To Lam congratulated Kim Jong-un on his continued election as General Secretary of the Workers’ Party of Korea, affirming a desire to strengthen bilateral relations.
US soldiers have reportedly started to leave the Qasrak base in Syria, following withdrawals from two other bases in the country over the past few weeks.
Thousands of Japanese men, nearly nude, jostle for sacred charms at a local festival, resulting in six hospitalizations, including three unconscious individuals.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has stated that the development of Russia's nuclear forces is now an "absolute priority," following the expiration of the New START treaty with the United States.
