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North Korea has released images of a uranium enrichment facility, potentially revealing an undeclared nuclear site near Pyongyang. Experts analyze the photos, suggesting significant progress in the country's nuclear program.
Ukraine's spy chief highlights Russia's increased guided bomb production and North Korean ammunition support as major battlefield challenges. Russia may face a recruitment crisis by mid-2025.
Ukraine urges Western allies to permit deeper strikes into Russia following US-UK talks. Overnight Russian attacks underscore Ukraine's need for enhanced air defense and long-range capabilities.
Paul Nitze's focus on military strength shaped U. S. Cold War policy. His approach offers insights and warnings for current U.S.-China relations, highlighting the need for a balanced strategy beyond military superiority.
Paul Nitze's focus on military strength shaped U. S. Cold War policy. His approach offers insights and warnings for current U.S.-China relations, highlighting the need for a balanced strategy beyond military superiority.
Western leaders consider allowing Ukraine to use long-range missiles against Russia. Analysts speculate on Putin's possible retaliatory actions, including nuclear testing and strikes on British assets.
Max Boot's comprehensive biography of Ronald Reagan challenges long-held perceptions, revealing a pragmatic leader whose impact was both less and more than commonly believed. The book offers a nuanced view of Reagan's presidency and lasting influence.
Cuba grapples with widespread water shortages, affecting over 600,000 people. Havana bears the brunt as crumbling infrastructure and fuel scarcity exacerbate the island's ongoing economic crisis.
North Korea has revealed photos of a uranium enrichment facility, escalating tensions over its nuclear program. Experts estimate the country may possess up to 90 nuclear warheads, with potential for further expansion.
China's intensified censorship and new security laws are making historical research increasingly challenging. Scholars face restrictions on document access and visa denials, impacting their ability to study China's past.
A Moldovan soldier died in a rare incident on the Transdniestrian demarcation line. The circumstances remain unclear as authorities investigate the fatality involving the serviceman's own weapon.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un visited nuclear facilities, set plans for increased production, and observed a new rocket launcher test. He also inspected a military training base and guided a drill.
Russian President cautions against providing Ukraine with Western long-range missiles, stating it would directly involve NATO in the conflict. Ukraine continues to request advanced weaponry from allies.
Tajikistan's leading Islamic figure, Sayeedmukarram Abduqodirzoda, was stabbed outside a mosque in Dushanbe. The attacker was apprehended, and the cleric sustained minor injuries in the incident.
Kyiv experienced an air raid alarm during a visit by Western diplomats. A ballistic missile threat was reported, but the projectile was successfully intercepted over the Sumy region, with no reported damage or casualties.
Ukraine's President plans to present a strategic proposal to U. S. President Biden, aiming to strengthen Kyiv's position and potentially end the conflict through diplomatic means. The plan comes amid ongoing hostilities.
Russia initiates its largest naval drill since Soviet times, involving 90,000+ personnel, 400+ vessels, and 125 aircraft. The exercise spans multiple seas and oceans, showcasing military might.
U. S. Secretary of State Blinken and UK's Lammy arrive in Kyiv for high-level meetings. The visit comes at a critical juncture in the ongoing conflict, with Ukraine seeking expanded military capabilities.
Severe drought in Eastern Europe has revealed sunken Nazi ships in the Danube River. The wrecks, dating back to World War II, emerged near Prahovo, Serbia, and Mohacs, Hungary, as water levels dropped dramatically.
Georgia's ruling party selects billionaire ex-PM Bidzina Ivanishvili as top candidate for October election. Move highlights his continued influence amid political tensions and concerns over Georgia's Western ties.
Ukraine calls for permission to strike Russian territory with Western weapons as US prepares sanctions on Iran for missile supplies to Moscow. Officials stress need for stronger deterrence measures.
Ukraine is leveraging its evangelical community to garner support from US Republicans. This diplomatic effort aims to secure aid and counter anti-Ukrainian narratives within the GOP.
China's "Made in China 2025" plan has transformed global dynamics. As the decade-long strategy nears completion, China leads in key tech sectors, prompting calls for a robust U.S. response.
Thousands gather in Lviv for funerals of missile attack victims. The tragedy, killing a mother and her three daughters, shocked the city largely spared from intense attacks, highlighting the war's impact on Ukraine's future.
Ksenia Yudaeva, under U. S. sanctions, named Russia's new IMF executive director. The former Bank of Russia official will assume the position on November 1, 2024, amid ongoing international tensions.
A Russian missile attack on Poltava region in central Ukraine has resulted in at least 41 fatalities and 180 injuries. The strike targeted an educational institute and a hospital, prompting a rescue operation and investigation.
Russian President Vladimir Putin visited Mongolia, an ICC member state, despite an outstanding arrest warrant. The visit highlights geopolitical tensions and Mongolia's close ties with Russia.
A suicide attack in Kabul's Qala Bakhtiar area resulted in six fatalities and thirteen injuries. The incident, which occurred on Monday, is under investigation by local authorities.
Ukrainian President Zelenskiy calls for Western allies to allow and provide weapons for deep strikes into Russia. Dutch PM Schoof pledges continued support during Zaporizhzhia meeting.
Azerbaijan's snap parliamentary election, the first since recapturing Karabakh, sees the ruling party set to maintain its majority. The vote occurs amidst ongoing regional tensions and resettlement efforts.