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Germany and U.S. face deepening diplomatic rift over security tensions
BERLIN, July 16 — Against this backdrop of a fracturing post-war order, the first major diplomatic rift between…
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Canada Won’t Share Bridge Tolls Until Debt Repaid, Carney Says
OTTAWA — The Canadian government will not share Ambassador Bridge toll revenues with the United States until its…
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Ukraine War Enters Third Year as Brutal Stalemate Grips Frontlines
KYIV, July 15 — The Russian invasion of Ukraine, now in its third year, has settled into a…
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Russia turns Crimea into heavily fortified Black Sea stronghold
MOSCOW, July 15 — Russia’s 2014 annexation of Crimea from Ukraine followed a disputed referendum, according to the…
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Russia-Ukraine War Enters Stalemate Four Years After Full-Scale Invasion
KYIV, July 15 — Against this backdrop of grinding war and diplomatic stalemate, the relationship between Ukraine and…
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NATO’s Arctic border tests alliance unity and vigilance
OSLO, July 15 — Along a narrow strip of Arctic tundra, a 196 km land border separates Norway…
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Black Sea Grain Initiative Fades as Military Pressure Mounts
ISTANBUL — The Black Sea Grain Initiative, a landmark agreement signed in this city on July 22, 2022,…
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Western aid to Ukraine surpasses $75 billion since 2022
KYIV, July 15 — Against the backdrop of a grinding war now in its fifth year, the question…
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Norway boosts defenses as Russia redeploys Arctic assets
OSLO, July 15 — Norway has confirmed it is reinforcing its military posture along the 196-kilometer land border…
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Iran Strike on Soleimani: Escalation, Tensions, and Legal Debate
WASHINGTON — The killing of Iranian Major General Qasem Soleimani by a U.S. drone strike in January 2020…
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Iran and U.S. Escalate Decades of Naval Confrontation in Persian Gulf
MANAMA, July 13 — The Persian Gulf has long been a stage for some of the most dangerous…
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U.S. Fifth Fleet, Iran’s IRGC Navy, and Allies in Blockade
MANAMA, July 13 — The United States Fifth Fleet, the Navy’s primary maritime arm in the Persian Gulf,…
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Vice Admiral Brad Cooper Enforces U.S. Hormuz Blockade
MANAMA, July 13 — Vice Admiral Brad Cooper, commander of the U.S. Fifth Fleet since February 2024, has…
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Ukraine’s Drones Strike Russian Black Sea Fleet in Coordinated Campaign
KYIV, July 13 — Ukraine has developed and deployed a fleet of domestically produced unmanned surface vehicles (USVs)…
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Nicolas Maduro: The Venezuelan President Facing Renewed US Pressure
CARACAS, July 13 — The calculus for Nicolas Maduro has always been survival through strategic endurance. Now in…
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Data and Figures: The Human and Economic Toll of Venezuela’s Crisis
CARACAS, July 13 — The humanitarian catastrophe in Venezuela shows no signs of abating, with the latest data…
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US Interagency Process for Venezuela Policy Before March 2025
WASHINGTON — The National Security Council’s role as the coordinating hub for Venezuela policy was changed before March…
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US Secretary of State gets new Venezuela policy powers
WASHINGTON — The State Department now holds unprecedented authority over United States policy toward Venezuela, a consolidation of…
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Trump Executive Order on Venezuela Now Fully In Effect, Rubio Faces Reporting Deadline
WASHINGTON, July 13 — A new executive order signed in March is now fully in effect, setting in…
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Germany Authorizes 50,000 Strike Drones for Ukraine
BERLIN, July 12 — German Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s administration has approved funding for 50,000 strike drones as part…
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Rubio, Maduro, Guaidó: Key Players in Venezuela Crisis
WASHINGTON, July 12 — Secretary of State Marco Rubio now holds direct authority to negotiate with representatives of…
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Ukraine’s Government Faces Leadership Shift After PM’s Resignation
KYIV, July 12 — Ukraine’s government is heading into a period of significant change following Prime Minister Denys…
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U.S. centralizes Venezuela policy under Secretary Rubio in unprecedented move
WASHINGTON, March 25 — An executive order signed by President Donald Trump in March 2025 handed Secretary of…
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7.7 Million Venezuelan Refugees Strain Regional Resources
CARACAS, July 12 — The Venezuelan refugee crisis, now the largest in Latin American history, continues to reshape…
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