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Western Weapons Reach Ukraine’s Front Lines, but Soldiers Say Shortages Persist
KYIV, Aug. 3 — The shift is quiet, mechanical, and absolutely decisive: Western military aid to Ukraine has…
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Russia Tightens Security After Crocus City Hall Attack Leaves 137 Dead
MOSCOW, Aug. 2 — The shift in Russian counter-terrorism is easy to spot: it’s on the streets, in…
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EU Adopts 21st Russia Sanctions Package With Record 218 Listings
BRUSSELS, July 29 — The shift is unmistakable: Europe is no longer content to sanction Russian oligarchs or…
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How EU Sanctions Work: Purpose, Types of Measures and Legal Challenges
BRUSSELS, July 29 — The shift is happening under the radar, but it is unmistakable: the European Union…
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Ukrainian Refugees in Poland Face Rising Hostility and Shrinking Support
WARSAW, July 28 — The shift is unmistakable: more than two years into Russia’s full-scale invasion, Poland has…
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Poland Rejects Putin’s Partition Claim, Backs Ukraine’s Integrity
WARSAW, July 28 — The shift is subtle but unmistakable: Kremlin messaging around Ukraine’s future sovereignty has been…
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Operation Black Buck: The RAF’s 1982 Long-Range Vulcan Raids on the Falklands
LONDON, July 25 — The shift is subtle but real: a new generation of military strategists is studying…
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Most Favoured Nation: the WTO’s non-discrimination rule and the US-EU push to loosen it
GENEVA, July 25 — The shift is happening inside the fine print of global trade law. Most favoured…
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A Decade After Brexit, Britain’s Economy Is Smaller and Migration Higher
Ten years after the UK voted to leave the European Union, the numbers are in. They do not…
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Zelensky signs law lowering Ukraine’s conscription age from 27 to 25
KYIV, July 21 — The shift is unmistakable: Ukraine’s conscription system has lurched from a planned phase-out to…
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Starmer faces Labour leadership transition as Burnham eyes 2026 succession
LONDON, July 21 — The shift is under way at the top of British politics. Andy Burnham has…
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Zelensky Dismisses Army Chief Syrskyi After Protests and Names Drapatyi
KYIV, July 21 — The shift is unmistakable. Ukraine is on the verge of replacing its top military…
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How the WTO Works, and Why Its Appeals Court Cannot Hear Cases
GENEVA, July 20 — The shift is quietly tectonic at the World Trade Organization. Founded on the first…
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Ukrainian drones strike Wildberries warehouses, hitting Russia’s biggest online retailer
KYIV, July 20 — The shift is unmistakable: Ukraine’s drone campaign has crossed a threshold. What started as…
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Why Israel kept refusing to send air defense weapons to Ukraine in 2022
JERUSALEM, July 20 — The pattern of Western military aid to Ukraine, once defined by massive commitments from…
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Andy Burnham Becomes UK Prime Minister After Meeting With King Charles III
LONDON — The math is not complicated. Tony Blair won 13.5 million votes in 1997. Turnout was 71…
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Ukraine Transforms Territorial Defence Forces Into Formal Branch Of Armed Forces
KYIV, July 20 — The shift in how Ukraine fights its war is not about a new drone…
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Ukraine Establishes Unmanned Systems Forces As Core Military Branch
KYIV, July 20 — The shift is unmistakable. Nearly three years after Ukraine created the world’s first separate…
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EU adds 1 billion euros for Ukrainian drones and opens sixth accession cluster
BRUSSELS, July 20 — The European Union just flipped the script on military aid to Ukraine, and the…
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How Hungary Elects Its President: Five-Year Term, Two Terms at Most
BUDAPEST, July 19 — The shift is subtle but worth watching. Hungary’s presidency has long been described as…
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Canada-US Border Runs 8,891 Kilometres, Fixed by 1817 and 1818 Treaties
WASHINGTON, July 18 — 8,891 kilometers. That is the total length of the Canada–United States border, the world’s…
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Four Years On, the Russian Invasion Settles Into Static Attrition
KYIV, July 11 — The shift is no longer a surprise. What began as a multi-front assault on…
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Famine confirmed in El Fasher and Kadugli as Sudan’s war leaves millions hungry
KHARTOUM, July 16 — A civil war that erupted in Sudan on April 15, 2023, has produced one…
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Argentina’s 1982 Falklands Invasion Sparks UK Military Response
LONDON, July 16 — Against this backdrop of shifting geopolitical alliances and renewed debates over sovereignty, the legacy…
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