The United States and South Korea have reached a cost-sharing agreement for American troops stationed in the East Asian country.

A US court has paved the way for Harry Dunn's family to sue Anne Sacolas for damages in America but this apparent victory may mask a broader defeat in so far as it renders the prospect of Sacoolas's extradition to the UK even more remote.

The US accuses China of a “flagrant violation” of sanctions against North Korea, which are aimed to prevent Pyongyang from advancing its peaceful nuclear and ballistic missile programs.

The US has approved nearly $2.4 billion in arms sales to Taiwan despite opposition from China.

Russia says it will definitely reciprocate Slovakia's expulsion of its three diplomats as the US welcomes the move by the East European state.

China says it will slap sanctions on major US military contractor Lockheed Martin Corp. in response to a deal to sell weapons to Taiwan.  

The US State Department said on Thursday it had approved the possible sale of 105 Lockheed Martin F-35 fighter jets to Japan .

The US State Department uses convoluted logic when it deals with Iran’s nuclear issues, blaming Tehran after it was Washington that canceled the JCPOA, an American writer says.

Top US Democrats overseeing foreign relations in both the House and the Senate launched a probe into the firing of State Department's inspector general.

The United States says it is “prepared to recognize Israeli actions to extend Israeli sovereignty” in the occupied lands belonging to Palestinians.