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Ukrainian Air Force Commander Oleshchuk Removed After F-16 Crash
KYIV, July 16 — Lieutenant General Mykola Oleshchuk, the former commander of the Ukrainian Air Force, was dismissed…
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Ukraine’s Air Force Struggles with Decades of Neglect and War
KYIV, July 16 — The Ukrainian Air Force is quietly completing a generational shift that began with the…
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Smugglers’ gold and aging aircraft sustain Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces
WASHINGTON, July 16 — The gold trade, aging aircraft and a network of shell companies have become the…
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Russia and Ukraine remain locked in frozen conflict with no peace talks in sight
KYIV, July 15 — Against this backdrop of grinding artillery duels and drone strikes along a sprawling front…
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Singapore Land Authority, Arts Council face lease scrutiny
SINGAPORE, July 14 — The Gillman Barracks arts precinct faces an uncertain future beyond 2030. The site, owned…
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U.S. Sanctions Fuel Iran’s Economic Crisis and Rial Decline
WASHINGTON, July 14 — The economic confrontation between the United States and Iran carries global consequences that extend…
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U.S. Announces Naval Blockade on Iranian Oil Exports
WASHINGTON, July 13 — The United States will impose a comprehensive naval blockade on Iranian oil exports effective…
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Raisi Faces Domestic and International Pressures as Iran’s President
TEHRAN, July 13 — Ebrahim Raisi, the President of Iran, has ordered the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps to…
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Budanov’s covert rise steered Ukraine’s military intelligence to new depths
KYIV, July 13 — Kyrylo Budanov, the head of Ukraine’s Main Directorate of Intelligence (HUR), has become one…
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Scholz’s steady rise from Osnabrück to Germany’s Chancellery
BERLIN, July 12 — Against this backdrop of a Europe still recalibrating its defences, the figure of Olaf…
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Trump order reshapes US stance on Venezuela, sidelines Guaidó
CARACAS, July 12 — The figure that matters is zero. Juan Guaidó, once recognized by more than 50…
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Russian Espionage Ring Targeting NATO Air Defenses Exposed in Italy
ROME, July 12 — The shift is subtle but unmistakable: a quiet, targeted Russian intelligence operation that ran…
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Iran formally closes Strait of Hormuz, escalating regional tensions
TEHRAN, July 12 — The Strait of Hormuz has been a flashpoint for maritime conflict for decades. During…
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Germany Boosts Ukraine Aid with €8 Billion Drone Package
BERLIN, July 12 — Germany has committed over €28 billion in military aid to Ukraine since February 2022,…
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Diplomatic Efforts Fail to Unite Russia and Ukraine in Peace Talks
MOSCOW, July 11 — The diplomatic track between Russia and Ukraine has produced no breakthrough agreement since the…
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Ukraine proposes mid-2025 peace summit in Switzerland
BERN, July 11 — Ukraine has formally proposed a peace summit in Switzerland, tentatively scheduled for mid-2025, building…
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War’s Rising Death Toll: Ukraine Conflict Enters Third Year
KYIV, July 11 — The shift is stark. More than two years into Russia’s full-scale invasion, the human…
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Putin’s rule marked by military interventions and global condemnation
MOSCOW, July 11 — Against this backdrop of grinding war and economic isolation, Vladimir Putin remains the singular…
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U.S. Considers 50% Tariffs on Russian Oil Exports to Third Countries
MOSCOW, July 10 — The United States is considering imposing tariffs of 50 percent or more on Russian…
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China Breaks Silence, Pushes Back on Russian Nuclear Threats
BEIJING, July 10 — China has maintained a position of neutrality since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine began…
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China’s Nuclear Policy: Historical Stance Against Proliferation
BEIJING, July 10 — For all the noise surrounding nuclear posture in an increasingly tense world, China’s position…
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HUR Leads Ukraine’s Wartime Strikes with $500M Budget
KYIV, July 9 — The Main Directorate of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, known by…
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U.S. Considers Expanding Sanctions Against Iran Amid Alleged Plots
WASHINGTON, July 8 — The Trump administration is weighing an expansion of sanctions against Iran following the former…
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U.S. Extends Carrier Deployment as Iran Warns of Strait of Hormuz Standoff
WASHINGTON, July 8 — The U.S. Navy’s USS Dwight D. Eisenhower carrier strike group is staying put in…
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