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Kyiv blasts test line between wartime logistics and urban safety

Mass evacuations followed a strike on a Myla facility, as Ukraine opened a negligence probe and warned against storing munitions near homes.

Published: 2 months ago

At least 27–37 people were killed and dozens injured when a Russian drone struck a facility in Myla, west of Kyiv, igniting fires and secondary exp...

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U.S.–Venezuela oil pact promises control, but defines it loosely

The agreement centers on a multidecade development of 17 Venezuelan fields, mobilizing over $100 billion and targeting 1.5 million barrels per day.

Published: 2 months ago

President Trump announced a “historic” accord giving the United States control—often described as majority control—over more than 65 billion barrel...

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Denials of War, Signals of Retaliation: NATO’s Gray Zone

Russian warnings to arms suppliers, a CIA chief’s Moscow visit, and allied focus on Baltic hybrid risks frame the latest turn over aid to Ukraine.

Published: 3 months ago

Russia warned European states they would be held responsible for Ukrainian strikes using British or French weapons—singling out UK bases for possib...

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LaGuardia crash firings precede clarity on cause—and policy stakes

Reports and a union acknowledgment say two controllers left early before an Air Canada Express collision with a fire truck at LaGuardia that killed both pilots.

Published: 3 months ago

The FAA has moved to dismiss two LaGuardia air traffic controllers who left before their shifts ended on the night an Air Canada Express jet collid...

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From commander to adviser: Kurdish self-rule’s end or managed transition

Damascus moves to absorb the SDF’s military and civilian structures; the YPJ explores joining the interior ministry as Washington and London voice support.

Published: 3 months ago

Days after Mazloum Abdi announced the Kurdishled Syrian Democratic Forces would dissolve under an integration deal with Damascus, President Ahmed a...

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Legal warrants as power plays—or checks that refuse to travel

Turkey moves to involve Interpol over a Gaza-flotilla case while Zambia holds runner-up Brian Mundubile on alleged treason after a disputed vote and a judiciary closure.

Published: 3 months ago

Turkey asked Interpol to issue a Red Notice for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a case from an Istanbul court alleging genocide and ot...

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A date on paper, a system still on trial

An Air Force judge scheduled military commission proceedings for Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and three alleged co-conspirators in the September 11 attacks.

Published: 3 months ago

An Air Force judge at Guantánamo Bay has scheduled a 2028 military trial for Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, accused of masterminding the 9/11 attacks, and...

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Blazing robot sprint meets the slower work of autonomy and safety

Beijing’s five-day meet at the National Speed Skating Oval hosted over 2,000 robots across 51 events, with Tiangong Ultra winning the large-size 100 meters in 8.64 seconds.

Published: 3 months ago

Beijing’s second World Humanoid Robot Games closed with Tiangong Ultra clocking a 100meter record of 8.64 seconds amid a fiveday meet of 2,000 robo...

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Retaliation or risk management? Blacklist tests AI ethics in defense

A federal judge in California voided the Pentagon’s supply‑chain risk designation of Anthropic, halting a government‑wide ban even as the department channels AI work to other vendors.

Published: 3 months ago

A federal judge in California blocked the Pentagon’s blacklisting of Anthropic, ruling the “supply‑chain risk” designation illegal as retaliation f...

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Japan is pressed to protect the ICC while easing U.S. ire

After U.S. sanctions on Tomoko Akane, she asks Tokyo and other ICC members to back the court’s independence as Washington reportedly encourages withdrawals.

Published: 3 months ago

The United States has sanctioned International Criminal Court President Tomoko Akane and a senior trial lawyer, measures that have already disrupte...

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No talks, tougher sanctions—signs of risk now cut both ways

Israel’s stance aligns with Washington’s wider penalties on Iranian finance, shipping, aviation and tech, as alleged plots and Iran’s Hormuz posture contrast with the U.S. return of staff to regional missions.

Published: 3 months ago

Benjamin Netanyahu publicly ruled out diplomacy with Tehran and praised President Trump’s expanded secondary sanctions, as reports surfaced of Iran...

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Training pause, or a new gatekeeping regime for entry?

The State Department ordered embassies and consulates worldwide to postpone immigrant visa interviews for in-depth training on updated 'public charge' evaluations, with rescheduling underway and some posts reporting knock-on disruptions.

Published: 3 months ago

The State Department has paused immigrant visa interviews worldwide to run indepth training on updated “public charge” screening, triggering cancel...

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