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Assad's Fall After 24-Year Rule In Syria Risks More Middle East Chaos
As Bashar Al-Assad fled to Moscow, the looters started raiding the presidential palace and people took to the streets of Damascus to celebrate his demise.
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Zelenskiy, Putin Vie For Edge With Trump Ahead Of Ukraine Pivot
The leaders of Ukraine and Russia began jockeying for influence with President-elect Donald Trump in the immediate aftermath of the US election, seeking to gain an advantage in his promised push for a resolution to their years-long conflict.
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Putin's Aide, Who Saved Him From Bear Attack, Moved To Powerful State Post
Russian President Vladimir Putin appointed Alexey Dyumin to a top state post, continuing the rise of an official who was once his personal bodyguard.
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Hamas Leader Who Tricked Israel Is Top Target For Assassination
Five years ago, the leader of Hamas in Gaza, Yahya Sinwar, scrawled a note on a document that he knew Egyptian intermediaries would hand to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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Israel's Fight With Iran Proxies In Syria Poisons Russia Ties
Since it went to war with Hamas early last month, Israel has stepped up strikes against Iran-backed militias in Syria who have moved close to the Israeli border.
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Israel's Step-By-Step Gaza Offensive Risks Longer Deadly War
Israel's goal of defeating Hamas is more ambitious than ever before, yet a new long-term military approach aimed at limiting its own casualties may draw further international concern over the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
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An Unusual Asset Of Hamas Is Complicating Israel's Retaliation Plan
Though Hamas is no match for the technological sophistication of the Israeli army, the group has one very unusual asset: a vast network of secret subterranean tunnels.
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Signs That Israel Planning "Something Big", Weighing Gaza Ground Assault
Israeli troops are massing for what's widely seen as all but inevitable: a ground invasion of Gaza.
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Hamas Outmaneuvered Israel's Surveillance Prowess By Going Dark
The militant group's attack on Saturday caught Israel's national security apparatus completely off guard - a shocking fact given the scope of the incursion, which included attacks by sea, air and land, and pushed deep into Israeli territory.
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How US Got Custody Of A Top Kremlin Insider, Days Before Christmas
In the days before Christmas, U.S. officials in Boston unveiled insider trading charges against a Russian tech tycoon they had been pursuing for months. They accused Vladislav Klyushin, who'd been extradited from Switzerland on Dec. 18, of illegally
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Assad's Fall After 24-Year Rule In Syria Risks More Middle East Chaos
As Bashar Al-Assad fled to Moscow, the looters started raiding the presidential palace and people took to the streets of Damascus to celebrate his demise.
-
Zelenskiy, Putin Vie For Edge With Trump Ahead Of Ukraine Pivot
The leaders of Ukraine and Russia began jockeying for influence with President-elect Donald Trump in the immediate aftermath of the US election, seeking to gain an advantage in his promised push for a resolution to their years-long conflict.
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Putin's Aide, Who Saved Him From Bear Attack, Moved To Powerful State Post
Russian President Vladimir Putin appointed Alexey Dyumin to a top state post, continuing the rise of an official who was once his personal bodyguard.
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Hamas Leader Who Tricked Israel Is Top Target For Assassination
Five years ago, the leader of Hamas in Gaza, Yahya Sinwar, scrawled a note on a document that he knew Egyptian intermediaries would hand to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
-
Israel's Fight With Iran Proxies In Syria Poisons Russia Ties
Since it went to war with Hamas early last month, Israel has stepped up strikes against Iran-backed militias in Syria who have moved close to the Israeli border.
-
Israel's Step-By-Step Gaza Offensive Risks Longer Deadly War
Israel's goal of defeating Hamas is more ambitious than ever before, yet a new long-term military approach aimed at limiting its own casualties may draw further international concern over the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
-
An Unusual Asset Of Hamas Is Complicating Israel's Retaliation Plan
Though Hamas is no match for the technological sophistication of the Israeli army, the group has one very unusual asset: a vast network of secret subterranean tunnels.
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Signs That Israel Planning "Something Big", Weighing Gaza Ground Assault
Israeli troops are massing for what's widely seen as all but inevitable: a ground invasion of Gaza.
-
Hamas Outmaneuvered Israel's Surveillance Prowess By Going Dark
The militant group's attack on Saturday caught Israel's national security apparatus completely off guard - a shocking fact given the scope of the incursion, which included attacks by sea, air and land, and pushed deep into Israeli territory.
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How US Got Custody Of A Top Kremlin Insider, Days Before Christmas
In the days before Christmas, U.S. officials in Boston unveiled insider trading charges against a Russian tech tycoon they had been pursuing for months. They accused Vladislav Klyushin, who'd been extradited from Switzerland on Dec. 18, of illegally
