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Trump’s 2018 withdrawal reshapes U.S.-Iran relations indefinitely
TEHRAN, July 8 — The figure that matters in any assessment of U.S.-Iran relations is 2018. That is…
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Japan Implements Affirmative Action: Quotas, Targets for Women in Leadership
TOKYO — Japan’s ambition to put women in 30 percent of leadership roles by 2020 has come and…
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Iran’s leaders ‘scum,’ Trump claims he’s top Iranian assassination target
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24 — The figure that matters: Donald Trump says he is the “No. 1 target” of…
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Ukraine’s Drones Stretch Reach to Siberia in Escalated Strikes
KYIV, July 7 — On March 24, 2025, Volodymyr Zelenskyy declared that Siberia is “within reach” of Ukrainian…
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Vice Admiral Brad Cooper confronts Iranian threats as Fifth Fleet commander
MANAMA, July 7 — The U.S. Fifth Fleet’s commander has confirmed that Iran has resumed attacks on commercial…
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Iran Resumes Attacks in Key Oil Chokepoint, Raising Tensions
MANAMA, July 7 — The United States government has confirmed that Iran has resumed attacks on commercial vessels…
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Pentagon to withdraw most U.S. troops from Estonia by 2027
WASHINGTON, July 6 — The Pentagon is pressing ahead with a major reshaping of America’s military footprint in…
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European allies recalibrate defense strategies amid U.S. election uncertainty
WASHINGTON, July 6 — The shadow of a potential second Trump term is reshaping diplomatic calculations across the…
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Iran affirms Strait of Hormuz authority amid indirect U.S.-Iran talks
TEHRAN, July 4 — Iran has declared that the Strait of Hormuz falls under its command, not that…
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U.S. Feared Israel Might Target Iran’s Top Negotiators in Spring
WASHINGTON, July 2 — U.S. officials feared Israel might try to assassinate two of Iran’s most senior negotiators…
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China Accuses Philippines of Abusing UNCLOS Dispute Mechanisms
BEIJING, June 30 — China’s Ministry of Natural Resources released a comprehensive assessment of the United Nations Convention…
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New Zealand’s trade-dependent economy faces risk as ocean security declines
For decades, the ocean was enough. New Zealanders looked south and saw nothing but water. It was a…
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Angus Taylor admits Coalition must work harder for voter trust
SYDNEY, June 29 — What does it take to turn a political tanker around when it’s sitting at…
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Britain’s leadership churn sparks economic caution and instability
LONDON, June 23 — Britain has kicked out its sixth prime minister in 10 years, a figure that…
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Opportunity Party at 4.6% in poll, near first-ever Parliament entry
Ten years. Five leaders. One name change. And now, finally, a real shot at Parliament. The Opportunity Party…
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Anthony Albanese shuts down succession rumours with blunt response
SYDNEY, June 21 — A significant development has unfolded in Australian politics, as Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has…
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Jordan intercepts Iranian missiles over its airspace, escalating regional tensions
Middle Eastern geopolitics just got a lot more dangerous. Five Iranian missiles crossed into Jordanian airspace on June…
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Janša Returns as Slovenia’s Prime Minister in Surprise Coalition Shift
On 22 May 2026, Slovenia’s National Assembly voted to install a new minority coalition government, placing Democratic Party…
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Ukrainian Alpha Group Strike on FSB Headquarters Signals War Strategy Shift
The strike on the Russian Federal Security Service headquarters in Kherson Oblast on May 21 sends a clear…
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Three Drones Intercepted Over UAE Including One Near Barakah Nuclear Plant
The Barakah nuclear power plant sits in Al Dhafra, a region that holds 90% of Abu Dhabi’s hydrocarbon…
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Turkey’s Arrest of Iranian-Linked Militia Commander Disrupts Proxy Network
Turkey’s arrest of an Iranian-linked militia commander is sending shockwaves through diplomatic channels in the Middle East and…
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Russian Drone Strikes Residential Building in Kharkiv During Ceasefire
Kharkiv, May 9, 2026 — infopulsetoday.com — On May 9, 2026, a Russian drone struck a residential building…
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Iranian Ports Offer Services to Ships in Strait of Hormuz
The Iranian Ports and Maritime Organization has declared that its port facilities are fully equipped to deliver a…
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Austria Expels Three Russian Diplomats Over Data Interception Allegations
Austria, May 4, 2026 — cybernewschronicle.com — Vienna is a city of spies. That is the unspoken understanding…
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