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Explained: Who Are Bedouins And Why They Are Fighting The Druze In Syria
The Bedouins are traditionally nomadic, Arabic-speaking tribes who have inhabited the deserts of the Middle East and North Africa for centuries.
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What Is Happening In Syria's Druze-Majority Sweida?
The Syrian government deployed its forces in the Druze-majority city of Sweida, in a bid by the Islamist authorities to extend their power to the area controlled by local armed groups.
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US To Remove Trans Troops From Military Unless They Obtain Waiver
Transgender troops may be considered for a waiver on a "case-by-case basis", provided the government is interested in retaining the service member.
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Australia Opens Armed Forces For Non-Citizens Amid Recruitment Shortage
Australia will allow non-citizens to join its armed forces, the government said Tuesday, as the sparsely populated nation struggles to meet recruitment targets.
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Israel Forces Back In North Gaza Battlegrounds As Doubts Over War Aims Grow
Seven months into the war, Israeli troops are back fighting in the north of the Gaza Strip, in areas that were supposed to have been cleared months ago, highlighting growing questions about the government's declared goal of eliminating Hamas.
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"Have Explained To My Chinese Counterpart That...": S Jaishankar On Border Row
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Saturday said that India has "very strongly countered" China by deploying thousands of troops along LAC and emphasised that PM Modi's government will never compromise when it comes to national security.
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Centre To Consider Revoking AFSPA, Pull Back Troops From J&K: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday said the central government will consider revoking the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act in Jammu and Kashmir.
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Uttarakhand Seeks More Troops After 5 Dead In Clashes Over Madrasa Demolition
The Uttarakhand government on Saturday demanded four additional companies of central paramilitary forces to maintain law and order situation in Haldwani where violence erupted a few days ago during an anti-encroachment drive.
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Uttarakhand Seeks More Troops After 5 Dead In Clashes Over Madrasa Demolition
The Uttarakhand government on Saturday demanded four additional companies of central paramilitary forces to maintain law and order situation in Nainital's Banbhulpura where violence erupted a few days ago during an anti-encroachment drive.
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Iran-Backed Group Suspends Military Operations On US Troops In Iraq
Iran-aligned Iraqi armed group Kataib Hezbollah announced the suspension of all its military operations against U.S. troops in the region, in a decision aimed at preventing "embarrassment" to the Iraqi government, the group said in a statement.
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Maldives President Muizzu Was Proposed Trip To India Despite Troop Row
As the row between India and the Maldives rages, it has now emerged that the Maldivian government had proposed in November a visit to New Delhi by its President Mohamed Muizzu even as he maintained his call for the withdrawal of Indian troops from th
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Death Count In Gaza Crosses 12,000, 5,000 Of Them Children, Says Hamas
Gaza's Hamas government said Saturday the death count from fighting between Israeli troops and Hamas in the Palestinian territory had reached 12,300 since hostilities started on October 7.
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"Discussing Workable Solutions": Sources As Maldives Asks India To Withdraw Military Presence
A day after he was sworn in, the office of Maldives president Mohamed Muizzu on Friday announced that the government has officially asked India to withdraw its military presence from the country.
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"Unfathomable Horrors": German Woman, Paraded Naked By Hamas, Found Dead
Shani Louk, a German woman who had been captured by Hamas operatives on October 7, has died and her body has been found by the Israeli troops in Gaza, her family and Israel government confirmed today.
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Niger Military Chief Backs Coup Leaders Amid Outcry From World Community
Niger's armed forces chief on Thursday declared his support for troops who said they had overthrown the government, despite a defiant stand by the country's elected president and an outcry from the world community.
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Explained: Who Are Bedouins And Why They Are Fighting The Druze In Syria
The Bedouins are traditionally nomadic, Arabic-speaking tribes who have inhabited the deserts of the Middle East and North Africa for centuries.
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What Is Happening In Syria's Druze-Majority Sweida?
The Syrian government deployed its forces in the Druze-majority city of Sweida, in a bid by the Islamist authorities to extend their power to the area controlled by local armed groups.
-
US To Remove Trans Troops From Military Unless They Obtain Waiver
Transgender troops may be considered for a waiver on a "case-by-case basis", provided the government is interested in retaining the service member.
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Australia Opens Armed Forces For Non-Citizens Amid Recruitment Shortage
Australia will allow non-citizens to join its armed forces, the government said Tuesday, as the sparsely populated nation struggles to meet recruitment targets.
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Israel Forces Back In North Gaza Battlegrounds As Doubts Over War Aims Grow
Seven months into the war, Israeli troops are back fighting in the north of the Gaza Strip, in areas that were supposed to have been cleared months ago, highlighting growing questions about the government's declared goal of eliminating Hamas.
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"Have Explained To My Chinese Counterpart That...": S Jaishankar On Border Row
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Saturday said that India has "very strongly countered" China by deploying thousands of troops along LAC and emphasised that PM Modi's government will never compromise when it comes to national security.
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Centre To Consider Revoking AFSPA, Pull Back Troops From J&K: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday said the central government will consider revoking the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act in Jammu and Kashmir.
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Uttarakhand Seeks More Troops After 5 Dead In Clashes Over Madrasa Demolition
The Uttarakhand government on Saturday demanded four additional companies of central paramilitary forces to maintain law and order situation in Haldwani where violence erupted a few days ago during an anti-encroachment drive.
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Uttarakhand Seeks More Troops After 5 Dead In Clashes Over Madrasa Demolition
The Uttarakhand government on Saturday demanded four additional companies of central paramilitary forces to maintain law and order situation in Nainital's Banbhulpura where violence erupted a few days ago during an anti-encroachment drive.
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Iran-Backed Group Suspends Military Operations On US Troops In Iraq
Iran-aligned Iraqi armed group Kataib Hezbollah announced the suspension of all its military operations against U.S. troops in the region, in a decision aimed at preventing "embarrassment" to the Iraqi government, the group said in a statement.
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Maldives President Muizzu Was Proposed Trip To India Despite Troop Row
As the row between India and the Maldives rages, it has now emerged that the Maldivian government had proposed in November a visit to New Delhi by its President Mohamed Muizzu even as he maintained his call for the withdrawal of Indian troops from th
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Death Count In Gaza Crosses 12,000, 5,000 Of Them Children, Says Hamas
Gaza's Hamas government said Saturday the death count from fighting between Israeli troops and Hamas in the Palestinian territory had reached 12,300 since hostilities started on October 7.
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"Discussing Workable Solutions": Sources As Maldives Asks India To Withdraw Military Presence
A day after he was sworn in, the office of Maldives president Mohamed Muizzu on Friday announced that the government has officially asked India to withdraw its military presence from the country.
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"Unfathomable Horrors": German Woman, Paraded Naked By Hamas, Found Dead
Shani Louk, a German woman who had been captured by Hamas operatives on October 7, has died and her body has been found by the Israeli troops in Gaza, her family and Israel government confirmed today.
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Niger Military Chief Backs Coup Leaders Amid Outcry From World Community
Niger's armed forces chief on Thursday declared his support for troops who said they had overthrown the government, despite a defiant stand by the country's elected president and an outcry from the world community.
