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Russia strengthens laws, security after terrorist attacks
MOSCOW, Aug. 2 — The shift in Russian counter-terrorism is easy to spot: it’s on the streets, in…
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Russian Security Agencies Lead Counterterrorism Efforts
MOSCOW, Aug 2 — The Federal Security Service is the sharp end of Russia’s domestic counter-terrorism machine, but…
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Moscow Faces Repeated Terror Attacks: Key Incidents Reviewed
MOSCOW, August 2 — The cameras are everywhere now, on every metro platform, in every airport concourse, scanning…
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Iran conflict could disrupt global trade routes beyond energy sector
WASHINGTON, August 1 — A potential major conflict involving Iran could trigger severe disruptions across global trade routes…
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US Role in Global Conflict: Understanding Involvement
WASHINGTON, D.C., August 1 — The shift is undeniable: global diplomacy continues to navigate complex international conflicts, and…
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Hamas Leader Ismail Haniyeh Killed In Tehran Explosion
TEHRAN, August 1 — The assassination of Hamas political bureau chief Ismail Haniyeh on July 31, 2024, in…
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Russian Missile Destroys US Drone Plant In Kyiv Oblast
KYIV, July 31 — On October 26, 2023, a significant development unfolded in the ongoing international conflict when…
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Ukrainian Teen from Kherson Found in Russian Military After 2022 Disappearance
KHERSON, July 31 — Against the enduring backdrop of conflict in southern Ukraine, a stark reminder of the…
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Iran’s Supreme Leader Holds Ultimate Military Authority in Crises
TEHRAN, July 30 — Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, sits at the center of a military standoff…
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NATO Airspace Violations: Legal Precedents and Responses
WARSAW, July 30 — Against the backdrop of a reported violation of Polish airspace, the principle of national…
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Global Powers React: Sanctions, UN Resolutions, NATO, US, South Korea
WASHINGTON, July 30 — Washington says sanctions are squeezing the pipeline of weapons components into Russia. But the…
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Key Players: Volodymyr Zelensky, Vladimir Putin, Kim Jong Un, and
WASHINGTON, July 30 — The shift is unmistakable. What began as tactical wartime logistics has hardened into a…
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Japan’s Population Drops Below 120M for First Time in 42 Years
TOKYO, July 30 — Japan’s population has dropped below 120 million for the first time in 42 years,…
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EU Plans Largest Sanctions on 1,600 Firms Aiding Russia’s War
BRUSSELS, July 29 — Against this backdrop of grinding artillery duels in eastern Ukraine and intensifying drone strikes…
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European Union Targets Russian Industrial Firms With New Sanctions Package
BRUSSELS, July 29 — The shift is unmistakable: Europe is no longer content to sanction Russian oligarchs or…
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Data and Figures: The Scale of EU Sanctions vs. Russia’s War Economy
MOSCOW, July 29 — The European Union’s 14th sanctions package targets over 1,600 firms with combined annual revenue…
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Gandasi: Agrarian Tool Used as Weapon in Indian Rural Violence
PATNA, July 29 — The very tool that helps a farmer harvest his crop is also the one…
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EU Decision-Makers Behind Sanctions List for 1,600 Firms
BRUSSELS, July 28 — The shift in EU sanctions enforcement is accelerating. The Foreign Affairs Council is now…
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China Boosts Middle East Role: Saudi-Iran Deal, Houthi Talks
BEIJING, July 28 — China’s reported engagement with Yemen’s Houthi movement represents the latest test of Beijing’s ambition…
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EU Reveals Process for Sanctioning Companies Over Russia Ties
BRUSSELS, July 28 — The European Commission is preparing a new sanctions package targeting roughly 1,600 firms, drawing…
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EU Weighs Adding 1,600 Firms To Sanctions List Since 2014
BRUSSELS, July 28 — The European Union has now sanctioned more than 2,000 individuals and entities since it…
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Ukraine Refugees in Poland: 1.5M Displaced Face Integration
WARSAW, July 28 — The shift is unmistakable: more than two years into Russia’s full-scale invasion, Poland has…
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EU Sanctions Loom: 1,600 Firms Face Three-Step Adoption Process
BRUSSELS, July 28, 2026 — In the corridors of the Council of the European Union, diplomats are deep…
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EU’s RescEU Fleet and Civil Protection: A Growing Role in Fighting
BRUSSELS, July 28 — Seven years after the European Union launched RescEU as a common backup for national…
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