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US Intelligence: Putin’s Ukraine War Aims Remain Unchanged

U.S. intelligence reports indicate that Russian President Vladimir Putin has not abandoned his goals of capturing all of Ukraine and reclaiming territories that once...

China Protests Japanese Official’s Visit to Taiwan Amid Regional Tensions

China lodged a diplomatic complaint with Japan after a high-ranking official from Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) visited Taiwan. The visit comes amid...

High-Profile Russians Assassinated Since Start of Ukraine War

December 22, 2025 – Lieutenant General Fanil Sarvarov killed by a car bomb under his Kia Sorento in southern Moscow. Head of Russian General...

Delivering Under Fire: How Nova Post Became a Wartime Success Story in Ukraine

Business as Usual Under Air Raids On a November morning in the northern Ukrainian city of Chernihiv, an air raid siren pierced the routine bustle...

Japan Clears Path to Restart World’s Largest Nuclear Plant After Fukushima

Japan has taken a decisive step toward restarting the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuclear power plant, the world’s largest by capacity, nearly 15 years after the Fukushima...

Charting the Course: How Shipping Companies Plan Their Suez Return

Major shipping companies are planning for a potential return to the Suez Canal after experiencing two years of disruptions due to security risks in...

Putin set to signal war or peace stance at year-end news conference

Russian President Vladimir Putin is expected to address the future of the war in Ukraine when he speaks at his marathon end-of-year news conference...

Syria, Kurdish forces race to salvage integration deal

Syrian, Kurdish and U.S. officials are intensifying talks ahead of a year-end deadline to show progress on a stalled agreement to integrate Kurdish-led forces...

Japan reaffirms no-nukes stance after official’s remarks spark debate

Japan reiterated its long-standing commitment to its three non-nuclear principles after media reports said a senior security official had suggested the country should acquire...

Taiwan’s political deadlock and the prospect of new elections

Taiwan’s government is locked in a constitutional and political standoff after the opposition-controlled parliament passed amendments to a local government spending law that the...

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Is Climate Diplomacy Becoming National Security Policy?

Over the last few years, there has been a...

Why North Korea Gets a Pass: Is Deterrence Enough?

On 13 June 2025, Israel attacked Iranian nuclear facilities...

Why the Shadow Fleet’s Baltic Reckoning Won’t Look Like the Mediterranean’s

On August 2nd, Italian commandos rappelled from a helicopter...

Mecca Defence Pact: What It Means for China, the US and the Middle East

The Mecca Joint Defence Agreement, signed on August 7,...
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