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External guarantees or entrenched vetoes: which governs Gaza’s next phase?

Jared Kushner and envoy Nickolay Mladenov met Hamas and regional mediators in Cairo, where the group asked a US-backed Board of Peace to enforce the ceasefire roadmap’s early steps.

Published: 22 minutes ago

Hamas asked the USbacked Board of Peace and regional mediators to compel Israeli compliance with the first phase of a 15‑point ceasefire roadmap and to advance the second, as Jared Kushner and Gaza...

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A carrier swap tests whether relief restores readiness—or relocates risk

The USS Abraham Lincoln’s unusually long, Iran-linked deployment, marked by reported onboard hardships, will end as the USS George Washington transits west to assume the mission.

Published: 2 minutes ago

The U.S. is sending the USS George Washington to relieve the USS Abraham Lincoln after more than eight months at sea without a port call, a record stretch marked by reports of food shortages, broke...

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Order to shrink drills collides with allies' readiness calculus

The Ulchi Freedom Shield exercise is underway through August 27, featuring updated scenarios in drones, cyberattacks, and navigation interference.

Published: 26 minutes ago

On Aug. 16, President Donald Trump said he had ordered a “substantial” reduction of the Ulchi Freedom Shield drills with South Korea, casting them as costly and needlessly hostile to Pyongyang whil...

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Colombia’s quake pivot tests state authority against local urgency

The August 10 western Colombia quake devastated Cali and coffee-region cities, triggering national coordination with UNGRD, World Bank emergency financing plans, and foreign rescue deployments from Israel to China.

Published: about 23 hours ago

A powerful 7.4–7.5 quake on Aug. 10 devastated western Colombia—epicenter San José del Palmar—killing about 288 people, injuring roughly 4,000 and leaving around 200 missing, with Cali and Pereira ...

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Symbolic stop or strategic rupture? Putin’s Kurils visit tests limits

Tokyo condemned the unprecedented Iturup stop as unacceptable; Moscow asserted wartime-settled sovereignty as Washington backed Japan’s claim.

Published: about 23 hours ago

On August 13, 2026, Vladimir Putin made his first visit since 1946 to the Southern Kurils, landing on Iturup/Etorofu during a Far East tour; Tokyo issued a formal protest and summoned Russia’s amba...

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Voter verdict collides with Parliament’s restarted scrutiny of Farage

In a by-election boycotted by major parties, Farage took 63% while satirist Count Binface captured more than a quarter of votes.

Published: about 23 hours ago

Nigel Farage reclaimed the Clacton seat in a byelection the major parties boycotted, winning 63% to Count Binface’s more than a quarter; he skipped the count amid conflicting explanations. The win ...

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