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Babis secures government, but eurosceptic partners hold the keys

Czech billionaire Andrej Babis' ANO party has formed a coalition with right-wing partners, moving towards regaining power after promising to increase spending and oppose...

How a Jihadist Fuel Blockade Could Be the End for Mali’s Junta

A fuel blockade by al Qaeda-linked militants has severely impacted the capital of Mali, raising concerns that the jihadist group, Jama'at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin...

Chicago Residents Form Human Shield, Challenging ICE Raids Block by Block

Immigration agents in Chicago have been using tear gas to disperse crowds and arrest individuals, causing panic among local residents. Rae Lindenberg, a resident,...

Amid Stalled Arms Talks, U.S. Defense Chief Urges Closer Vietnam Ties

The United States aims to strengthen military ties with Vietnam, according to U. S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth during his visit to Hanoi. This...

Iran’s President Vows to Rebuild Damaged Nuclear Facilities

Tehran plans to rebuild its nuclear facilities "with greater strength," according to Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian, who emphasized that the country does not aim...

Tanzania in Crisis: Opposition Rejects Election Result Following Deadly Crackdown

Tanzania's main opposition party, CHADEMA, rejected President Samia Suluhu Hassan's election victory, claiming it was "completely fabricated. " CHADEMA, which could not participate in...

Trump Pledges Military Action in Nigeria to Defend Christians

U. S. President Donald Trump announced the possibility of quick military action against Nigeria if the country does not address the killing of Christians....

Drones Hit Russia’s Vital Oil Port, Vessels Damaged

A Ukrainian drone attack on Sunday damaged at least two foreign vessels and the oil terminal at Russia’s Black Sea port of Tuapse. This...

A Narrow Passage, A Grand Plan: How the U.S. Aims to Strangle China’s Naval Ambitions

Marilyn Hubalde recalls the fear of local residents in Batanes, Philippines, when they first heard military helicopters during joint exercises with U. S. troops...

A Crown for One, a Go Board for the Other: S. Korea’s Tailored Gifts to Trump and Xi

South Korea's new president, Lee Jae Myung, presented Chinese leader Xi Jinping with a finely crafted wooden Go board during a state visit. This...

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Why Did Republicans Block the Impeachment of US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth?

Republicans in the US House of Representatives have blocked...

Could Nvidia’s China Chip Ties and CEO Controversy Trigger a Major Governance Crisis?

Nvidia is facing mounting political, regulatory and investor scrutiny...

Why Peace Deals Fail in the DRC: The Forces Sustaining Congo’s Endless Conflict

The conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo is...

Dry Docks Over Treaties: Why America’s Most Valuable Allies Are Its Platforms

A Carrier Goes to Crete On 23 March, after a...
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