Independent Aid Agency
- All
- News
-
Chinese Firms Among 400 Entities Sanctioned By US For Aiding Russia's War
The United States unveiled sweeping sanctions Friday against almost 400 individuals and companies tied to Russia's war in Ukraine, a day before Ukraine's independence day.
-
China Warns Of "Serious Consequences" Over US Bill On Taiwan Military Aid
China said Thursday that a US bill that would send direct military aid to Taiwan "sent serious wrong signals to Taiwan independence and separatist forces".
-
Biden Marks Ukraine Independence Day With $3 Billion In Military Aid
US President Joe Biden announced nearly $3 billion in military aid to Kyiv on Wednesday as Ukraine marked its independence day six months after Russia invaded the country.
-
US To Announce $3 Billion In Military Aid To Ukraine As War Hits 6 Months
The United States will announce $3 billion in fresh military aid to Kyiv on Wednesday as Ukraine marks its independence day as well as the six-month anniversary of the Russian invasion.
-
We're All Here Defending Our Independence: Ukraine President In New Video
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky released a self-shot video from central Kyiv on Friday vowing alongside key aides to stay and defend the capital against the Russian invasion.
-
New York Governor Agrees To Independent Probe Of Sexual Misconduct Claims
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo formally referred himself for investigation Monday over allegations he sexually harassed two former aides, as he faced criticism for suggesting the women had "misinterpreted" him.
-
White House Tries To Insulate Donald Trump From Russia Scandal
The White House battled Tuesday to insulate Donald Trump from the scandal over a top aide's contacts with Russia, as calls grew for an independent investigation.
-
About 40,000 People At Clinton-Obama Rally: Campaign
About 40,000 people flooded Independence Mall in Philadelphia on Monday for Hillary Clinton's rally with her husband Bill, President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle at her side, a campaign aide said.
-
PM Modi Discussed Whether To Cite Balochistan With Top Ministers: Report
When Prime Minister Narendra Modi met top aides to prepare last week's annual Independence Day address, some senior bureaucrats warned him against mentioning Balochistan, Pakistan's restive southwestern province.
-
US 'Heartbreak, Horror' on South Sudan Anniversary
A top aide of President Barack Obama spoke of her heartbreak and horror at the plight of South Sudan, which marked four turbulent years of independence Thursday under the shadow of civil war.
-
Senior Red Cross Official in Kiev for Talks on Aid Convoy
A senior official of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) arrived in Kiev on Thursday for talks on the delivery of Russian aid to eastern Ukraine, an ICRC spokeswoman said.
-
Chinese Firms Among 400 Entities Sanctioned By US For Aiding Russia's War
The United States unveiled sweeping sanctions Friday against almost 400 individuals and companies tied to Russia's war in Ukraine, a day before Ukraine's independence day.
-
China Warns Of "Serious Consequences" Over US Bill On Taiwan Military Aid
China said Thursday that a US bill that would send direct military aid to Taiwan "sent serious wrong signals to Taiwan independence and separatist forces".
-
Biden Marks Ukraine Independence Day With $3 Billion In Military Aid
US President Joe Biden announced nearly $3 billion in military aid to Kyiv on Wednesday as Ukraine marked its independence day six months after Russia invaded the country.
-
US To Announce $3 Billion In Military Aid To Ukraine As War Hits 6 Months
The United States will announce $3 billion in fresh military aid to Kyiv on Wednesday as Ukraine marks its independence day as well as the six-month anniversary of the Russian invasion.
-
We're All Here Defending Our Independence: Ukraine President In New Video
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky released a self-shot video from central Kyiv on Friday vowing alongside key aides to stay and defend the capital against the Russian invasion.
-
New York Governor Agrees To Independent Probe Of Sexual Misconduct Claims
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo formally referred himself for investigation Monday over allegations he sexually harassed two former aides, as he faced criticism for suggesting the women had "misinterpreted" him.
-
White House Tries To Insulate Donald Trump From Russia Scandal
The White House battled Tuesday to insulate Donald Trump from the scandal over a top aide's contacts with Russia, as calls grew for an independent investigation.
-
About 40,000 People At Clinton-Obama Rally: Campaign
About 40,000 people flooded Independence Mall in Philadelphia on Monday for Hillary Clinton's rally with her husband Bill, President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle at her side, a campaign aide said.
-
PM Modi Discussed Whether To Cite Balochistan With Top Ministers: Report
When Prime Minister Narendra Modi met top aides to prepare last week's annual Independence Day address, some senior bureaucrats warned him against mentioning Balochistan, Pakistan's restive southwestern province.
-
US 'Heartbreak, Horror' on South Sudan Anniversary
A top aide of President Barack Obama spoke of her heartbreak and horror at the plight of South Sudan, which marked four turbulent years of independence Thursday under the shadow of civil war.
-
Senior Red Cross Official in Kiev for Talks on Aid Convoy
A senior official of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) arrived in Kiev on Thursday for talks on the delivery of Russian aid to eastern Ukraine, an ICRC spokeswoman said.
