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Syria: Deals To Be Made
Strategy Page· 4 days agoMay 18, 2022: Since 2018 the Assad government has regained control over about 80 percent of 2011 Syria. The exceptions are most of Idlib province in the northwest and the Kurdish controlled ...
NATO Members Allow Ukraine to Use Their Weapons Inside Russia
Foreign Policy Magazine· 6 days agoNATO foreign ministers convened in Prague on Friday to discuss Russia threatening escalation in its...
Ex-U.S. soldier extradited from Ukraine faces charges related to double murder
CBS News· 2 days agoA former U.S. soldier has been extradited from Ukraine and is facing charges related to a double...
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Traverse City Record-Eagle· 13 hours agoThe NBA Finals were too late for Dallas' Luka Doncic to watch as a kid. BOSTON (AP) — Luka Doncic didn’t stay up all night to watch NBA Finals games as a kid. The 25-year-old makes his NBA Finals ...
Europe Union braces for foreign disinformation as voters head to polls
McComb Enterprise-Journal· 1 day agoPeople wait in line to visit the European Parliament during Europe Day celebrations in Brussels on May 4, 2024. Voters in the European Union are set elect lawmakers for the bloc's parliament ...
Zelenskyy (finally) takes on China
Politico· 4 days agoRussia...artillery out of the way, because they’re “confident that Ukraine can’t fire back,” he said. READ MORE: Here’s our full wrap-up of Zelenskyy...its independence, if ...
Former US soldier appears on murder charges
Courthouse News Service· 3 days agoCraig Austin Lang, 34, of Surprise, Arizona, appeared in Florida, but also faces charges in Arizona and North Carolina for what prosecutors detail as an...
Former soldier charged in “international crime spree” extradited to US
Army Times· 2 days agoA former U.S. soldier has been extradited from Ukraine on years-old charges that he went on an...
Yemen: More Talking, Less Fighting
Strategy Page· 5 days agoMay 12, 2023: Peace negotiations seemed promising earlier in the year but have stalled, mainly because the Shia rebels, the Yemen government and Saudi Arabia cannot agree on who should get what ...
