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Russia Pulls Air Defenses From Arctic Bases to Counter Ukrainian Drone Strikes
ANCHORAGE, July 15 — The wind off the Chukchi Sea carries a chill that has little to do…
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Trump Tells Congress US Is Back at War With Iran, Restarting War Powers Clock
WASHINGTON, July 14 — The scene inside the White House briefing room was tense by mid-afternoon, as a…
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How Ukraine’s Sea Drones and Missiles Reshaped the Black Sea War with Russia
KYIV, July 12 — Against this backdrop of a grinding war that has reshaped Europe’s security architecture, the…
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Drone Warfare’s Cost and Consumption: A Battlefield Arithmetic
ROME, July 12 — The economics of drone warfare have shifted from a niche capability to a central…
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IRGC Navy’s Swarm Tactics Shape Iran’s Coastal Defense Strategy
WASHINGTON, July 11 — The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy, a force of an estimated 20,000 personnel operating…
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Trump Weighs Military Options in Strait of Hormuz as Iran Talks Stall
ABOARD USS MONTEREY, Persian Gulf, July 11 — The low thrum of a warship’s engines is the only…
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Trump ordered Soleimani airstrike, escalating Iran tensions
WASHINGTON, July 9 — The airstrike that killed Iranian Major General Qasem Soleimani outside Baghdad International Airport in…
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Trump Declares Iran Ceasefire ‘Over’ in Angry Broadside at NATO Summit
WASHINGTON, July 8 — The White House is staring down a new crisis with Iran, and the scene…
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Rubio Says Iran Policy Is ‘a Head for an Eye’ as Fighting Enters 12th Day
WASHINGTON, July 8 — The man who now leads American diplomacy on the world stage carries the Miami…
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Ukraine says its strikes have disabled over 51% of Russia’s oil refining capacity
KYIV, July 7 — The shift is clear: Ukraine’s campaign against Russian oil infrastructure has become a defining,…
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US Destroyers Cross Hormuz Under Iranian Fire as Project Freedom Escorts Begin
MANAMA, July 7 — The heat shimmers off the grey steel of a U.S. Navy destroyer as it…
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Key Players: U.S. and Iranian Military Commands in the Region
MANAMA, July 6 — The gray hulls of U.S. Navy destroyers sit in the heat haze off Bahrain,…
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Domestic Pressures Grow as War Strains Russia’s Fuel Supply
MOSCOW, July 3 — The shift is subtle but unmistakable. As Russia intensifies its military campaign against Ukraine,…
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Albanian Police Fire Tear Gas at Flamingo Revolution Rally Over Kushner Resort
The Albanian prime minister’s hold on power is slipping. It is not slipping because of an economic crisis…
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Strait of Hormuz traffic falls to a trickle during US-Iran standoff
WASHINGTON, July 1 — The figure that matters: roughly 30 to 40 commercial vessels are now transiting the…
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Ramallah court rules against Palestinian Authority’s suspension of prisoner stipend, watchdog says
The Palestinian Authority’s legal system has effectively declared that its pay-for-slay program is not a policy choice. It…
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How the Islamic Courts Union Seized Mogadishu in 2006 and Lost It Months Later
MOGADISHU, June 25 — The basketball court was never just a place for jump shots. On the ground…
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Twenty Years After the Islamic Courts Took Mogadishu, a Look at Their Rise and Fall
Mogadishu, 2026. Twenty years after the white-robed men took over, the question still gnaws at Somalia: what exactly…
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Far-right candidate de la Espriella wins Colombia presidency by slim margin
BOGOTA — The man who will soon occupy Colombia’s Casa de Nariño ran on a platform of tearing…
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Colombia’s brutal conflict defines presidential election
BOGOTA, June 20 — Colombia’s escalating internal conflict is casting a long shadow over its presidential election, as…
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Colombia votes for a new president as violence overshadows the campaign
BOGOTA — The aid sits in enormous stacks, waiting. That is the picture in Colombia right now: mountains…
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Treasury Imposes New Sanctions on Iranian Networks and Revenue Streams
The Treasury Department spent the week ending May 30, 2026, systematically tightening the financial screws on Iran. The…
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Ghalibaf Re-Elected as Speaker as Iran Faces War in 2026
Tehran, May 25, 2026 — cybernewschronicle.com — Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf has now held the speaker’s gavel in Tehran…
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Iran Says It Shot Down an Israeli Orbiter Surveillance Drone Over Hormozgan Province
The narrow waterway of the Strait of Hormuz, through which roughly one‑fifth of global oil shipments pass, was…
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