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China’s Nuclear Doctrine and Non-Proliferation Stance Detailed
NEW DELHI, July 10 — For India, a nation that shares a contested border and a complex nuclear…
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U.S. intensifies economic pressure with new Russian oil tariffs
WASHINGTON, July 10 — The heavy wooden doors of the Treasury Department’s main building have been swinging open…
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Marco Rubio Leads Trump Push for Ukraine War End via Economic Pressure
WASHINGTON, July 10 — In the corridors of the Trump administration, a distinct strategy for ending the war…
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Ukraine’s Naval Commander Leads Black Sea Strategy Amid Western Support
KYIV, July 9 — Vice Admiral Oleksiy Neizhpapa has been the architect of Ukraine’s naval campaign since his…
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Ukraine’s Unseen Naval Force Challenges Russia with Drone Warfare
KYIV, July 9 — Against this backdrop of a grinding war of attrition, Ukraine has quietly built a…
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Russian Electronic Warfare Cripples Ukraine’s Starlink Advantage
KYIV, July 9 — The electronic warfare battle for the skies over Ukraine has taken a new turn,…
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Iran’s Naval Strength Challenges U.S. Fifth Fleet’s Dominance
MANAMA, July 8 — The figure that matters: 398 vessels. That is the combined naval strength of Iran’s…
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U.S.-Denmark Ties Tested Again Over Greenland’s Strategic Role
WASHINGTON, July 8 — Denmark and the United States have maintained diplomatic relations since 1801, but disagreements over…
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Qatar and Oman broker lasting Iran-US ceasefire through quiet diplomacy
DOHA, July 8 — A ceasefire between Iran and the United States, brokered by Qatar and Oman, has…
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Iran’s nuclear deal collapses nine years after landmark agreement
WASHINGTON, July 8 — The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, the 2015 nuclear agreement between Iran and world…
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Iran’s Strait: Narrow Chokepoint with Global Stakes
MUSCAT, July 8 — The Strait of Hormuz, a narrow waterway between Iran and Oman, remains one of…
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Denmark Pledges Full NATO Defense, Including Greenland, After Key Meeting
COPENHAGEN, July 8 — The shift is unmistakable: the Arctic is no longer a frozen afterthought in global…
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Copper thieves exploit AI data centers as theft target surge grows
PALO ALTO, July 7 — The same infrastructure powering the artificial intelligence revolution has become a target for…
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EU Trade Chief Dombrovskis Targets Chinese Subsidies
BRUSSELS, July 7 — For Indian exporters and manufacturers tracking the European Union’s hardening stance on Chinese trade…
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Stoltenberg to Step Down as NATO Chief After Decade of Tensions
OSLO, July 6 — Jens Stoltenberg, who has served as NATO Secretary General since October 2014, is scheduled…
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Who Leads Iran Next: How Succession Actually Works
The death of any absolute ruler triggers a crisis of succession, but in the Islamic Republic of Iran,…
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Ukraine’s Centuries of Struggle for Sovereignty and Identity
KYIV, July 1 — The shift is unmistakable. Ukraine is no longer fighting a defensive war confined to…
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Taliban launches cross-border strikes into Pakistan
KABUL, July 1 — The Taliban has begun bombing inside Pakistan, claiming the strikes target Islamic State (ISIS)…
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Fresh EU Funds and Long-Range Strikes Revitalize Ukraine War Effort
KYIV, June 30 — Against this backdrop of renewed Western attention on the Middle East, the proxy war…
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Rural Influence in NZ Politics Traces Back to 19th Century
WELLINGTON, June 25 — New Zealand’s farming sector holds a parliamentary presence that far outstrips its share of…
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Australian Budget Office director explains value of independent cost analysis for NZ
Sam Reinhardt runs an office that does something New Zealand does not have: it tells politicians what their…
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Greens’ Swarbrick says party transparent amid new correction
WELLINGTON, June 23 — The Green Party in New Zealand is facing criticism over its economic credibility after…
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Simeon Brown takes over as National’s campaign chief after Chris Bishop’s removal
When Christopher Luxon stripped Chris Bishop of three jobs in April — campaign chair, Leader of the House,…
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Key takeaways from PM Balen’s speech in Chitwan
KATHMANDU, June 21 — In a significant public address, Prime Minister Balendra Shah, also known as PM Balen,…
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