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The upcoming U. S. presidential election presents a stark choice between moving forward or backward, with potential far-reaching consequences for domestic policies and America's global role. Experts weigh in on the implications of this historic vote.
South Korea hosts international summit on responsible AI use in military, with over 90 countries participating. The event aims to establish non-binding guidelines for AI application in defense sectors.
Turkish President Erdogan criticizes military graduates for taking a pro-secular oath, promising to remove those responsible. The incident highlights ongoing tensions between secular and religious factions in Turkey.
Experts warn of increasing instability in the Arctic as NATO expands northward and Russia bolsters its military presence. Climate change accelerates regional transformation, intensifying great-power competition.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz calls for renewed peace efforts in Ukraine, suggesting talks with Russia. This comes amid political pressure at home and plans for a second international peace summit.
Romania reported a drone breaching its airspace during a Russian attack on Ukraine. The country is searching for potential debris while working on legislation to address such incidents.
A Russian drone violated NATO member Romania's airspace during attacks on Ukraine. Romania deployed F-16 jets and issued alerts. The incident occurred as Russia targeted Ukrainian civilian areas, causing casualties.
Libyan authorities have detained militia leader Mohamed Bahroun for his alleged involvement in the killing of notorious human trafficker Abdel-Rahman Milad. The incident highlights ongoing instability in the North African nation.
Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis announces plans to increase pensions, raise minimum wage, and cut taxes by 2025. The measures aim to support citizens while maintaining fiscal prudence in the recovering economy.
Ukraine's air defenses intercepted dozens of drones in a large-scale overnight attack. Recent long-range strikes have hit multiple cities, raising concerns about the upcoming winter and infrastructure damage.
Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni emphasizes continued support for Ukraine at a business forum. She suggests China and India could play a role in resolving the conflict, while ruling out abandoning Ukraine.
Libya's coast guard returned 64 Europe-bound migrants to shore, days after a deadly shipwreck. The country remains a key transit point for those fleeing conflict and poverty, despite dangerous conditions.
Kosovo closes two border crossings with Serbia due to protests. Demonstrators block roads, turning back Kosovo document holders, escalating ethnic tensions in the region.
U. S. President Biden will meet with British Prime Minister Starmer on September 13 to discuss Ukraine support, Gaza conflict, Red Sea security, and Indo-Pacific strategy, as announced by the White House.
Analysis of Europe's crucial role in US foreign policy, emphasizing its strategic importance over Asia and the Middle East. Explores economic, military, and cultural ties underpinning this pivotal relationship.
A small Norwegian town's pursuit of Chinese investment in its strategic port near Russia sparks national security concerns. The case highlights the growing tension between local economic interests and geopolitical considerations.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico returned to Handlova, where he was shot in May, accusing opponents of fueling political tension. His government's actions have drawn criticism from the EU and opposition.
Turkey's top spy meets Libyan PM to address political deadlock affecting oil exports. Visit aims to support stability in Libya, which has faced turmoil since 2011.
EU envoy Lajcak pushes for Kosovo-Serbia normalization talks. Tensions persist with recent closures and proposals. Kosovo's 2025 elections loom as a test for PM Kurti amidst ongoing regional challenges.
NATO Secretary General criticizes China's role in enabling Russia's war in Ukraine. He warns of potential consequences for Beijing's interests and reputation, calling for an end to support for the conflict.
Ukrainian President Zelenskiy attends Ramstein group meeting in Germany, advocating for enhanced long-range strike capabilities. He plans subsequent visits to meet German and Italian leaders.
Russian state media employees indicted for funding U. S. content creators. This escalation in information warfare aims to sway the upcoming election and reduce support for Ukraine.
Dimitri Simes and wife face federal charges for illegal payments from Russian state TV. Separate indictment targets Russian military for cyberattack on Ukraine. U.S. intensifies efforts against foreign election interference.
A Russian missile attack on a military institute in Poltava, Ukraine, has resulted in 55 deaths and 328 injuries. The incident marks the deadliest single attack this year, amid escalating strikes on Ukrainian targets.
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan visits North Macedonia, proposing to double trade and establish a strategic cooperation council. Discussions also covered the Turkish community and regional security issues.
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg discusses Ukraine's offensive in Russia's Kursk region and upcoming Ramstein group meeting. Ukraine's President Zelenskiy expected to request increased weapons deliveries.
The Netherlands announces a significant boost to its defense budget, aiming to meet NATO's 2% GDP spending target. This marks a shift from years of austerity towards military reinforcement.
Ukraine's parliament accepts Foreign Minister Kuleba's resignation, with Andrii Sybiha expected to take over. The change comes as Ukraine faces challenges in securing international support and defending against Russian advances.
Russian forces targeted Kostiantynivka in eastern Ukraine, resulting in one fatality and three injuries. The attack, using multiple rocket launchers, struck a residential area, highlighting ongoing conflict in the region.
A Russian drone and missile strike on Lviv, western Ukraine, killed seven people and damaged over 150 buildings. Ukraine calls for increased air defense support as attacks intensify across the country.