Tension

Tensions in the Pacific run high between the U.S. and China over the independence of Taiwan and territorial claims in the South China Sea.

The president said peace was "probably going to be happening" despite reports of continuing exchanges of weapons fire along the disputed Kashmir border.

Although Mexico has highlighted the success of free trade negotiations, other aspects of the relationship between Washington and Mexico City still pose some challenges.

"Don't threaten us with killing. We are thirsty for martyrdom and eradicating arrogance," Major General Qassem Soleimani said.

The president and Democratic leader have a fairly unstable relationship.

The site saw a fierce clash between Chinese and Indian troops in 1967.

No-one is certain quite how many islands Indonesia has.

The South Korean military fired over 90 shots at a mystery object just days after Pyongyang's latest ballistic missile test.

Escalating tension with Iran is only emboldening anti-Western populists, who could win the election.

The countries have a shared history and speak the same language but are technically still at war. Will the relationship improve under South Korea's new leader?

"The sovereignty of Gibraltar is unchanged and is not going to change," said Britain's foreign minister Boris Johnson.

The Netherlands became the latest European country to restrict campaigning for Erdogan's drive for sweeping new powers.

Regional stakes high given North Korea's threat to test an intercontinental ballistic missile.

The government is preparing security forces in case of civil disturbances around this year's Duma elections.

While excoriating the West, Putin says he wants to work with it, even defend it.

Technical failures in the Russian air force make a disaster at Latakia very likely.

Tensions are high after insurgent attacks last week left roughly 90 dead.

The North Korean military have stepped up operations with parachute drills increasing by 20 times, according to an insider