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US Ambassador Huckabee Denies Abrupt Cutoff of Military Aid to Israel Amid Regional Tensions
Ambassador Mike Huckabee told i24NEWS there is no clear timeline for ending aid, stating any cessation requires congressional…
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US Withdraws Naval Forces From Western Pacific
The war on Iran is stripping the western Pacific of US naval forces, undermining relations with allies and…
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Pentagon Data Reveals 12 of 23 Iran War Deaths Were Non-Hostile
New casualty data shows nearly half of US military deaths in the Iran conflict were non-combat, raising questions…
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Portable Nuclear Reactors Could Reshape Military Logistics and Conflict Zones
Small modular reactors offer portable power and passive safety, potentially altering military logistics while introducing new strategic vulnerabilities…
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Putin’s long rule leaves Russia’s war economy stagnant and short of cash
MOSCOW, July 11 — Against this backdrop of grinding war and economic recalibration, Vladimir Putin remains the fixed…
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US Power Grid Faces Cascading Collapse Risk as Pentagon Plans for Total Infrastructure Failure
Experts warn that reliance on civilian infrastructure creates intolerable risks, prompting military plans to sustain operations for 90…
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Brazil’s Superior Electoral Court: Who Sits on It and What Power It Holds Over Elections
BRASÍLIA, July 25 — Brazil’s Superior Electoral Court (Tribunal Superior Eleitoral, TSE) remains the linchpin of the country’s…
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Israel’s 3.25% Threshold Could Decide October 27 Election
JERUSALEM, September 17 — Israel’s election campaign is being fought over a decimal point. With the Knesset election…
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How Anthropic and Security Firms Fight Critical Infrastructure Threats
Exploring the legal frameworks and AI-driven defense programs protecting essential civilian technology assets during modern global conflicts.
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How Insurers Are Forcing Ships to Pay a 300% Premium to Cross the Strait of Hormuz
With attacks rising, carriers now face surging war-risk costs—while rerouting around Africa adds $1.5M per voyage, reshaping global…
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Cold War pact still governs U.S. military presence in Greenland
NUUK, July 8 — A decades-old defense agreement between the United States and Denmark continues to govern the…
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New Mexico Court Unpauses Project Jupiter Data Center Permit Proceedings
SANTA FE, September 18 — The New Mexico Supreme Court on Thursday unanimously denied two challenges brought by…
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Kosovo Lawmakers Confirm Kurti Government With 62 Votes as Opposition Boycotts
PRISTINA, September 13 — Kosovo’s assembly confirmed a new government led by Prime Minister Albin Kurti on Sunday,…
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House Passes Russia Sanctions Bill Targeting Energy Defense Sectors and Shadow Fleet
WASHINGTON, September 17 — The Republican-led US House of Representatives passed a sweeping package of new sanctions against…
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Can Canada and the EU build a deeper partnership?
STRASBOURG, September 17 — Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is seeking to build what he calls a “unique…
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Carney Heads to Europe as 4 in 5 Canadians Back Closer EU Ties
STRASBOURG, September 17 — Prime Minister Mark Carney is in Europe this week to make the case that…
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Andersson Set to Be Swedish PM as Left Bloc Wins Election
STOCKHOLM, September 16, 2026 — Sweden’s Social Democratic leader Magdalena Andersson is set to become the country’s next…
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Iceland Referendum Rejects Reopening EU Accession Talks
REYKJAVÍK, September 16 — Iceland has rejected the reopening of European Union accession talks, with 52.8 percent of…
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Sweden Election Too Close to Call as Left Bloc Edges Ahead and Sweden Democrats Slip
STOCKHOLM, September 14 — Sweden woke Monday to a hung parliament and no clear path to a government,…
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State Department Shifts $52 Million Military Aid to Latin America
WASHINGTON, September 15 — The State Department notified Congress on Tuesday that it will reprogram $52 million in…
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Carney to Strengthen Canada Ties With Europe in Strasbourg, Liverpool
OTTAWA, September 15 — Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney begins a three-day European swing on Tuesday, travelling to…
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Vlad Tenev Co-Founded Robinhood to Open Stock Trading to Everyday Investors
MENLO PARK, July 10 — Vladimir Tenev, the Bulgarian-American entrepreneur who co-founded Robinhood Markets, Inc. in 2013, has…
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Swedish Exit Polls Give Center-Left a Narrow Lead as Sweden Democrats Slip
STOCKHOLM, September 14 — Sweden’s center-left opposition bloc, led by former Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson’s Social Democrats, is…
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Sweden’s Opposition Wins Narrow Majority, 176 Seats to 173, After Close Election
STOCKHOLM, September 14 — Sweden’s election authority has projected that the centre-left opposition bloc will win a narrow…
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