VIDEO: Russian Military Drill With Belarus Sends Warning To West
War games reinforce Russian president’s backing of embattled Belarusian leader.
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One Year On, Israel-UAE Pacts Expand Trade, Research, Health Care And Technology
The Abraham Accords have allowed agreements covering COVID stem cell research, cybertech, conservation and more.
Haitians Concerned Over Lack Of US Assistance To Homeland In Crisis
President’s assassination, earthquake, tropical storm and gang violence leave the country in chaos.
U.S. Oil Inventory, OPEC Send Oil Prices On Wild Ride
The rumor mill and potential impacts from Hurricane Ida led to substantial prices swings in intraday trading.
Security Worsens In Eastern Democratic Republic Of Congo Despite Military Takeover
Islamic State-linked militants killed 19 people on Aug. 27 as military and civilian authorities traded blame games.
EXCLUSIVE: First-Ever Interview With Terror Leader Who’s Hunting Americans and Allies in Afghanistan
In a rare interview, a Taliban commander confirms the existence of a special unit called Al Isha using U.S. data to hunt enemies.
Botswana To Compensate Ex-President Ian Khama For Controversial 2019 Dalai Lama India Trip
Fearing backlash from China, the government refused to grant security and air transport to Khama to visit the Dalai Lama in India.
Some U.S. Lawmakers Want Fewer Nukes, But Russia’s ‘Gray Area’ Strategy Draws Concern
Among the issues: replacement of Minuteman III missiles questioned by House Armed Services Committee chairman.
Will Begin To Deliver Missile System To India By 2021 End: Russian Company
In 2018, India had signed a $5.43 billion deal with Russia for five S-400 regiments in 2018.