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Humanitarian pledge meets undefined terms in Liberia’s U.S. deportee deal

Monrovia will receive up to 1,200 people the U.S. cannot repatriate over 12 months, starting with 20 arrivals on August 20, 2026.

Published: about 8 hours ago

Liberia has agreed to take up to 1,200 third‑country nationals deported by the United States over the next year, with an initial group of 20 due on August 20, 2026; arrivals will be received as “gu...

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An embargo built on a launch Iran says never happened

Abu Dhabi imposed a sweeping, open-ended freeze on commerce and finance with Tehran, citing missiles aimed at maritime navigation.

Published: about 8 hours ago

The UAE has suspended all trade, commercial exchanges, and financial transactions with Iran, effective immediately and until further notice, after saying two ballistic missiles launched from Iran t...

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Diplomatic opening or eroded deterrence? U.S. trims Korea exercises midstream

Washington ordered Ulchi Freedom Shield halved mid-exercise without prior notice to Seoul, as Beijing urges talks and Iran-linked pressure claims surface.

Published: about 8 hours ago

President Trump ordered a sharp reduction in U.S.–South Korea military exercises, prompting Seoul to cut its Ulchi Freedom Shield drill from 11 to 5 days and drop some field training—a decision off...

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A call to vote collides with laws built for war

After his dismissal, Mykhailo Fedorov pressed for a legal, secure mechanism to hold elections as the Rada confirmed a new defense minister and Kyiv protests signaled visible backing.

Published: about 9 hours ago

In an Aug. 18 video, ousted defense minister Mykhailo Fedorov urged Ukraine to hold elections despite wartime martial law, casting the move as an assertion of sovereignty and demanding a “legal, sa...

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A sweeping sanctions ultimatum, but the enforcement map is blank

Issued after a 60‑day negotiating window closed, the warning targets oil smuggling, finance channels, and maritime registries while threatening penalties for any country sustaining Iran.

Published: about 9 hours ago

On Aug. 19–20, US President Donald Trump warned of “the most crushing economic operation ever” against Iran, threatening unprecedented penalties for any country offering Tehran a lifeline via oil s...

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Sanctioning the ICC: sovereignty shield or blow to justice?

The measures bar the two officials from the US financial system and drew rebukes from the ICC, EU members, and Japan as they intersect with the court’s Israel/Palestine investigation.

Published: about 9 hours ago

On Aug. 18, 2026, the U.S. sanctioned International Criminal Court President Tomoko Akane of Japan and senior trial lawyer Abdoulaye Seye of Senegal, blocking their access to the U.S. financial sys...

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