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Assassination That Took 20 Years: Spies, Missed Chances, Then A Final Moment
Before Osama bin Laden became the global face of transnational terrorism, there was another figure-more elusive, less theatrical, but arguably more influential in the evolution of modern guerrilla warfare. He was Imad Mughniyeh.
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US Called Netanyahu From Islamabad. He Says, "The Explosion Came From..."
The call, according to Benjamin Netanyahu, was made by JD Vance from his plane en route back from the Pakistani capital.
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3 Trump Allies In Greenland And A 'Covert Op' Mystery
Trump has made plain his desire to assert US dominance over the Western hemisphere, of which Greenland is an integral part. But in the case of the Danish territory, his fight is against a NATO ally.
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Blue Sparrow, Lucas Drone, PrSM: New Weapons Shaping Middle East War
Israel and the United States are testing new or little-known weapons in the Middle East war, including an Israeli "Sparrow" missile and an Iranian-inspired drone made in America then fired back at Iran.
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Iran Says "Ready To Discuss" Nuclear Programme Issues With US, Then A Rider
Iran is ready to discuss issues related to its nuclear programme, but then the sanctions against it will also have to be on the table, an Iranian minister said, adding that "the ball is in America's court".
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"Didn't Make Mistake": Trump After Racist Post On Obamas As Apes Deleted
US President Donald Trump's racist social media post featuring former President Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle Obama, as primates in a jungle was deleted Friday after a backlash from both Republicans and Democrats.
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Pic In Underwear, Rs 68 Lakh Payment: Ex British Envoy's Epstein Links
A former British ambassador to the US allegedly received $75,000 (Rs 68.7 lakh approximately) from late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, new documents released by the US Justice Department suggest.
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US Revives Drug Origin Debate, Cites Indian Exports
US renewed a push to require country-of-origin labeling on prescription drugs, citing temporary restrictions on pharmaceutical exports during the Covid pandemic by India as evidence that America's drug supply remains vulnerable to foreign disruptions
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Why Venezuela's New Leader, Delcy Rodriguez, Is Who Global Oil Wanted All Along
As the US threatened Nicolas Maduro's grip on power in recent months, a cadre of executives, lawyers and investors tied to the oil industry made their case to anyone who would listen the Trump administration, congressional aides.
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World's Largest Oil Reserves, Yet Venezuela's Energy Sector Collapsed
In a dramatic overnight raid, US forces captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, and Washington officials made no secret of their primary objective: preventing America's adversaries from exploiting Venezuela's vast oil wealth.
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Assassination That Took 20 Years: Spies, Missed Chances, Then A Final Moment
Before Osama bin Laden became the global face of transnational terrorism, there was another figure-more elusive, less theatrical, but arguably more influential in the evolution of modern guerrilla warfare. He was Imad Mughniyeh.
-
US Called Netanyahu From Islamabad. He Says, "The Explosion Came From..."
The call, according to Benjamin Netanyahu, was made by JD Vance from his plane en route back from the Pakistani capital.
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3 Trump Allies In Greenland And A 'Covert Op' Mystery
Trump has made plain his desire to assert US dominance over the Western hemisphere, of which Greenland is an integral part. But in the case of the Danish territory, his fight is against a NATO ally.
-
Blue Sparrow, Lucas Drone, PrSM: New Weapons Shaping Middle East War
Israel and the United States are testing new or little-known weapons in the Middle East war, including an Israeli "Sparrow" missile and an Iranian-inspired drone made in America then fired back at Iran.
-
Iran Says "Ready To Discuss" Nuclear Programme Issues With US, Then A Rider
Iran is ready to discuss issues related to its nuclear programme, but then the sanctions against it will also have to be on the table, an Iranian minister said, adding that "the ball is in America's court".
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"Didn't Make Mistake": Trump After Racist Post On Obamas As Apes Deleted
US President Donald Trump's racist social media post featuring former President Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle Obama, as primates in a jungle was deleted Friday after a backlash from both Republicans and Democrats.
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Pic In Underwear, Rs 68 Lakh Payment: Ex British Envoy's Epstein Links
A former British ambassador to the US allegedly received $75,000 (Rs 68.7 lakh approximately) from late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, new documents released by the US Justice Department suggest.
-
US Revives Drug Origin Debate, Cites Indian Exports
US renewed a push to require country-of-origin labeling on prescription drugs, citing temporary restrictions on pharmaceutical exports during the Covid pandemic by India as evidence that America's drug supply remains vulnerable to foreign disruptions
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Why Venezuela's New Leader, Delcy Rodriguez, Is Who Global Oil Wanted All Along
As the US threatened Nicolas Maduro's grip on power in recent months, a cadre of executives, lawyers and investors tied to the oil industry made their case to anyone who would listen the Trump administration, congressional aides.
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World's Largest Oil Reserves, Yet Venezuela's Energy Sector Collapsed
In a dramatic overnight raid, US forces captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, and Washington officials made no secret of their primary objective: preventing America's adversaries from exploiting Venezuela's vast oil wealth.
