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US Task Force Iron Gate Expands Blockade, Targeting Iran’s Land and Caspian Supply Routes
Centcom’s new Iron Gate unit aims to choke Iran’s weapons and revenue flows across its borders, raising regional…
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What A Hung Parliament Means For New Zealand’s Government Formation
With National falling short of a majority, coalition talks and special votes will determine if the right or…
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Iran Shifts Military Doctrine Toward Offensive Strategy as US Strikes Continue
Iranian commanders signal a move from defensive posture to offensive operations while US airstrikes target air defenses on…
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Russia to supply Iran with missiles
Russia agrees to supply Iran with 90 advanced missile launchers, deepening military ties
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Maritime Nations Seek New Security Solutions Amid Ongoing Conflicts
Key maritime nations discuss strategies to maintain open waterways amid regional tensions and conflicts.
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Pakistan says strikes in Afghanistan killed 28 militants, while Afghan officials report civilian deaths
Pakistan and Afghanistan remain locked in a geopolitical stalemate as border skirmishes and disputes over the TTP defy…
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Jaishankar: India rejects ‘helpless spectator’ role in global peace efforts
India’s external affairs minister argues that dialogue and diplomacy are the only solutions to the Ukraine and West…
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Iran’s Leadership Splits as Diplomacy With Turkey and Gulf States Limits Retaliation Options
Tehran faces mounting internal pressure for revenge amid ongoing civilian casualties, while regional talks with Ankara and Gulf…
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How Middle East Security Crises Drive Global Trade Deficits and Energy Costs
Escalating regional conflicts are forcing industrial economies to pay record premiums for oil, disrupting trade balances and fueling…
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Iran Maintains Offer to Reopen Strait of Hormuz Amid Stalled Negotiations
Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi says Tehran’s proposal to reopen the vital waterway remains active despite a breakdown in…
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How Iran’s Asymmetric Attacks Are Forcing a Global Reckoning on Strait of Hormuz Security
Iran’s indiscriminate strikes on commercial shipping in the world’s most critical oil chokepoint are reshaping naval defense strategies…
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How the IRGC Quds Force Sustains the Houthi Movement Through Arms and Training
An investigation into the Quds Force’s role in arming, training, and commanding the Houthi movement as part of…
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Strait of Hormuz Shipping Faces Record Attacks Despite US-Led Escorts
Ship attacks in the Strait of Hormuz hit a weekly record as oil flows drop, raising questions about…
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IRGC Escalates Strait of Hormuz Threats Amid U.S. Election Tensions
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps warns of sinking U.S. warships in the Strait of Hormuz as attacks on…
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Iran–Iraq War Shows How External Threats Can Unite a Divided Nation
The 1980–88 war forged national unity in Iran despite internal fractures, offering a lesson for how external conflicts…
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Global Leaders Debate AI Governance at UN Assembly
NEW YORK, October 5 — At the United Nations General Assembly’s High-Level Week, global leaders convened to address…
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Guterres: Post-1945 Global Order Must Be Overhauled
NEW DELHI, September 20 — UN Secretary-General António Guterres told leaders of BRICS and other major emerging economies…
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BRICS in New Delhi: What leaders agreed on and what it means
NEW DELHI, September 14 — The BRICS summit hosted by India on 12–13 September concluded with the adoption…
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Solomon Islands PM Wale Survives No-Confidence Vote After Motion Withdrawn
HONIARA, September 12 — Solomon Islands Prime Minister Matthew Wale narrowly survived a no-confidence motion this month, less…
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BRICS Leaders Meet in New Delhi as Wars Test Expanded Bloc
NEW DELHI, September 12 — Leaders of the BRICS nations gather in the Indian capital this weekend as…
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Guterres at SCO summit urges more representative global governance
BISHKEK, Sept. 3 — UN Secretary-General António Guterres used the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit in Kyrgyzstan on Tuesday…
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Libya’s Rival Sides Sign Deal for Elections Within Two Years
Tripoli — Libyan officials said representatives from the country’s rival eastern and western administrations signed an agreement to…
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Trump Shifts China Policy Toward Trade Talks and Leader Diplomacy, Calls Taiwan Arms a Chip
Beijing, September 2 — The second Trump administration is recalibrating U.S. policy toward China, emphasizing trade negotiations and…
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China Warns of “Consequences” After Taiwan Attends Pacific Islands Forum in Palau
Pacific Islands Forum Meets in Nuku’alofa On 12 November 2023 officials gathered in Nuku’alofa, Tonga, for the Pacific…
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