Bungie officially releases the full patch notes for the Edge of Fate expansion, bringing with it a ton of changes and tweaks to Destiny 2.

US Vice-President J.D. Vance laid out the elements of the doctrine in remarks on June 24. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Cambodia’s Hun Sen Flouts ASEAN’s Doctrine of Non-interference By releasing a recorded phone call with the Thai prime minister, the strongman has broken an important regional norm. By Luke Hunt ...

Policy Asia Iran war and 'Trump doctrine' blur China's multipolar vision When Tehran looked for allies, Beijing and Moscow stayed on the sidelines ...

WASHINGTON—President Trump hasn’t sounded much like Donald Trump in recent days. He said the U.S. needed to attack Iran over a growing nuclear threat, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization ...

For its all its thrall to the legacy of the 1979 original, the last episode of 'GQuuuuuuX' yearns for 'Gundam' to imagine better, newer things for every version of itself.

Some supporters say he’s a master of misdirection. Critics liken it to “ schizophrenia.” J.D. Vance calls it the Trump Doctrine. “We are seeing a foreign policy doctrine develop that will ...

THE political principle expressed in the phrase "a Japanese Monroe Doctrine" has been used more and more frequently by the Japanese to interpret and to justify their policy in the Far East.

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"Peace through strength," either as a specific phrase or as a doctrine, has been in use long before Trump was president, long before Trump was alive, and long before America even existed as a country.

World Israel-Iran conflict Lightning war in Iran reveals 'Trump doctrine' News analysis Piotr Smolar Washington (United States) correspondent The American president has sought a middle ground ...

The Supreme Court has discarded the long-standing "second placer rule," which previously allowed the candidate who ranked second in an election to assume office if the original winner ...