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Livestock Association President Urges Pakistan to Modernize Agriculture for Billions in Export Revenue
ISLAMABAD, October 4 — President of the Livestock Welfare Association, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Mohammad Asif Awan, has called for…
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South Korea Raises North Korea Nuke Estimate to 120
TEHRAN, August 20 — South Korea’s Ministry of National Defense released a report on July 15, 2024, estimating…
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Korean War Never Officially Ended: 1953 Armistice Agreement Explained
PANMUNJOM, August 15 — The Korean Armistice Agreement, signed here on July 27, 1953, remains the only legal…
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Japan’s Population Drops Below 120M for First Time in 42 Years
TOKYO, July 30 — Japan’s population has dropped below 120 million for the first time in 42 years,…
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Tensions in South China Sea threaten global supply chains
BEIJING, July 20 — Approximately $3.4 trillion in annual trade moves through the South China Sea, according to…
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China unveils Arctic policy, claims ‘Near-Arctic State’ status
BEIJING, July 18 — China’s first official Arctic policy white paper, published in January 2018, declared the country…
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Iran and U.S. Teeter on Brink as Straits Crisis Looms
WASHINGTON, July 16 — The United States maintains approximately 40,000 troops across the Middle East, including naval assets…
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Russia May Target Ukrainian Drone Facilities in Retaliation
MOSCOW — The January 29 strikes on Russian territory have shifted the strategic calculus in Moscow. According to…
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Trump revives ‘maximum pressure’ strategy against Iran
WASHINGTON, July 13 — The man who once ordered the killing of a top Iranian general is now…
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Venezuela’s power concentration rooted in decades of political turmoil
WASHINGTON, July 13 — The number that defines U.S.-Venezuela policy right now is zero: zero set date for…
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GRU unmasked: Italy foils Russian spy ring targeting NATO secrets
ROME — Italian authorities have identified Russia’s military intelligence agency, the GRU, as the coordinator of an espionage…
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U.S. Fifth Fleet escalates patrols amid Strait of Hormuz closure
MANAMA, July 12 — Vice Admiral George Wikoff, commander of the United States Fifth Fleet and U.S. Naval…
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U.S. Sanctions on Venezuela May Ease or Tighten Based on Election Outcome
WASHINGTON, July 12 — Secretary of State Marco Rubio has held unprecedented authority over Venezuela policy since March…
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U.S. intensifies sanctions pressure on Iran’s oil and drone sectors
WASHINGTON, July 12 — The United States has maintained a steady pressure campaign against Iran, with a new…
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Germany Boosts Ukraine with Massive Drone Aid Package
BERLIN, July 12 — Germany’s pledge of 50,000 strike drones for Ukraine, manufactured by Helsing GmbH, is scheduled…
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Italian Arrests Expose Russian Spy Ring Targeting Ukraine Air Defenses
ROME, July 12 — Italy’s internal and external security services have spent the better part of two years…
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Iran Threatens First Strait of Hormuz Blockade in Nearly 40 Years
TEHRAN, July 12 — The Strait of Hormuz has never been fully closed since the Iran-Iraq War, but…
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Russian War in Ukraine Slogs into Prolonged Stalemate Across Eastern Front
KYIV, July 11 — Against this backdrop of grinding attrition, the war in Ukraine has settled into a…
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IRGC’s Strait of Hormuz closure sparks new regional confrontation
MANAMA, July 11 — Vice Admiral Brad Cooper, commander of the U.S. Fifth Fleet based in Bahrain, now…
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Analysts Map Four Possible Endgames for Ukraine War
KYIV, July 11 — The shift is subtle but the trend underneath is unmistakable: after more than two…
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Trump’s Cabinet Shapes New Ukraine Policy with Key Officials
WASHINGTON — The mechanics of the Trump administration’s developing policy to impose heavy tariffs on Russian oil involve…
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Ukraine’s Diplomatic Push for Peace Stalls Despite Zelenskyy’s Vision
KYIV, July 11 — The shift in Ukraine’s diplomatic strategy is becoming harder to ignore. Years after President…
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Iran, US, and Allies Vie for Control of Strait of Hormuz
MANAMA, July 10 — China imported about 60% of its crude oil from the region in 2022, a…
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China’s nuanced shift in stance on Russian nuclear threats sparks analyst scrutiny
BEIJING, July 10 — China’s official posture of neutrality on the war in Ukraine, maintained since Russia’s full-scale…
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