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International election observation: divisions over quality of monitors
BRUSSELS, July 25 — The practice of international election observation dates back to the 1857 plebiscite in Moldavia…
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Congress Begins 90-Day Review of Classified U.S.-Saudi Nuclear Agreement
WASHINGTON, July 22 — A civilian nuclear cooperation agreement between the United States and Saudi Arabia is now…
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From the Navigation Acts to Opium: how trade disputes led to war
WASHINGTON, July 22 — The word “trade war” gets tossed around with alarming frequency these days, often as…
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Zelensky-Zaluzhnyi Rift: Timeline of Tensions Before the Dismissal
KYIV, July 21 — The dismissal of General Valeriy Zaluzhnyi as commander-in-chief of Ukraine’s armed forces, announced by…
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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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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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Ten years after the 2016 South China Sea ruling, Manila and Beijing still dispute it
THE HAGUE, July 20 — The Permanent Court of Arbitration’s 2016 ruling on the South China Sea remains…
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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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Ukrainian Drones Hit Two Wildberries Warehouses in Russia, Killing Eight
MOSCOW, July 20 — Against the backdrop of a war that has rewritten the rules of logistical warfare,…
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Diplomacy or war? South China Sea after June 2024 clash
MANILA, July 20 — More than two years after a naval ramming incident set off a fresh diplomatic…
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JCPOA: From 2015 Deal to 2018 US Exit, Iran’s Nuclear Push
TEHRAN, July 19 — The diplomatic framework meant to prevent Iran from developing a nuclear weapon remains in…
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Hungary Enacts Fidesz-Backed Fundamental Law in 2011
BUDAPEST, July 19 — Hungary’s Fundamental Law, adopted in 2011 under the two-thirds parliamentary majority of the ruling…
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Kata’ib Hezbollah central to Iran’s Middle East proxy network
BAGHDAD, July 19 — Kata’ib Hezbollah remains one of the most capable Iranian-backed militias operating inside Iraq, a…
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Iran Nuclear Deal: Structure and Key Provisions of 2015 JCPOA
TEHRAN, July 18 — The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, the 2015 nuclear accord between Iran and six…
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How Russia’s Military Commissariats Run Conscription, Summonses and Draft Enforcement
MOSCOW, July 18 — The military commissariat, a bureaucratic relic of the Soviet era that still administers conscription…
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U.N. Telecom Agency Born in 1865 as First Permanent International Body
GENEVA, July 16 — The International Telecommunication Union, a specialised agency of the United Nations, stands as the…
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Ukraine Defense Ministry Procurement Vulnerable to Corruption
KYIV, July 16 — The shift in Ukraine’s defense procurement is no longer a whisper; it’s a full-blown…
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Oleksiy Honcharuk, Ukraine’s youngest prime minister, leaves office weeks after a leaked audio scandal
KYIV, July 16 — Oleksiy Honcharuk’s tenure as Ukraine’s prime minister ended in March 2020 with a resignation…
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Kiel Institute: only 41.7 billion of Germany’s 100 billion euros went to Ukraine as bilateral aid
KYIV, July 16 — The United States has provided over $75 billion in military, economic, and humanitarian aid…
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Timeline: Russia-Ukraine War from 2014 to 2024 Stalemate
KYIV, July 16 — The shift in the Russo-Ukrainian war is no longer about dramatic territorial gains or…
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Jeff Bezos battles Musk in satellite internet showdown
SEATTLE, July 16 — The detail that matters in the Jeff Bezos story is the timeline. He founded…
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EU Approves €50 Billion for Ukraine and Sweden Joins NATO in Early 2024
KYIV, July 16 — The war in Ukraine continues with no clear end in sight, as military trends…
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How Vladimir Putin Built and Held Power in Russia Since 1999
MOSCOW, July 15 — Vladimir Putin, the Russian president who ordered the full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022,…
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Russia’s Arctic Military Buildup Since 2014: Reopened Bases, New Airfields and the Northern Fleet
MOSCOW, July 15 — The vast, frozen expanse of the Russian Arctic, for years a theatre of steady…
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