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Putin Doubles Down: Russia Shows No Intent to End Ukraine Invasion
Despite heavy losses and economic strain, the Kremlin is signaling a long-term commitment to dismantling Ukraine as a sovereign state.
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Foreign Policy13h ago
Russia Unleashes Massive Assault on Ukrainian Power Grid
Russia launched its most significant attack on Ukraine's energy infrastructure since the end of the last heating season, hitting 11 regions and causing widespread power disruptions.
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Mission Accomplished: US and UK Forces Complete Withdrawal from Iraq
The final British and American troops have exited Iraq, marking the successful conclusion of Operation Inherent Resolve and the decisive defeat of the Islamic State's territorial caliphate.
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Israel Denies Responsibility for Reported Strike in Gaza
The Israeli military has stated it has no record of a strike reported by witnesses in Gaza that allegedly injured a six-year-old girl.
Tuesday, September 29
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Russian Missile Campaign Decimates Ukraine's Industrial Backbone
Russia's relentless missile strikes against Ukraine's metallurgical sector have brought the country's steel production to a near-total standstill, devastating the economy and vital local infrastructure.
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Russia Caught Red-Handed in Sabotage Campaign Against NATO Allies
Estonian officials have confirmed that Russian special services ordered an arson attack on a defense company, marking a dangerous escalation in Moscow's ongoing campaign of sabotage across Europe.
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Wall Street Journal Reporter Details Ordeal in Russian Captivity
After enduring 16 months of wrongful detention in Russia, journalist Evan Gershkovich is speaking out about the calculated trap that led to his arrest and subsequent release.
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Trump administration hits Canada with new import bans to end unfair trade practices
The Trump administration has officially implemented a ban on select Canadian imports, including alcohol, dairy, and motorcycles, as part of a firm strategy to combat unfair trade discrimination.
Monday, September 28
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Australia bolsters military readiness as China's regional aggression grows
Facing an increasingly hostile China, Australia is rapidly deepening its defense ties with the United States and Japan to ensure national security in an era of great power competition.
Foreign PolicySeptember 28, 2026
Theocratic Tyranny: Iran Upholds Flogging Sentence for Singer Who Defied Hijab Laws
An Iranian appeals court has upheld a 74-lash sentence against singer Parastoo Ahmadi for the crime of performing without a hijab, highlighting the regime's continued use of brutal corporal punishment to enforce its ideological control.
Foreign PolicySeptember 28, 2026
Seoul Rips Zelensky Over Unauthorized Disclosure of North Korean POW Transfer
South Korea has formally reprimanded Ukraine after President Volodymyr Zelensky publicly announced the transfer of two captured North Korean soldiers, violating a sensitive security agreement between the two nations.
Sunday, September 27
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Front-line Report: Saudi-backed Forces Battle Iranian-aligned Houthi Insurgents
Pro-government forces are engaged in a high-stakes battle to push back Houthi fighters who have seized control of vital maritime chokepoints in the Red Sea.