Geopolitics
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Ukraine to Deploy Missile Capable of Reaching Moscow by Autumn: Significant Shift in Confl
Kyiv, October 4 — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced on Monday that the FP-9 ballistic missile, capable of reaching Moscow, will be ready for deployment…
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NATO Chief Rutte Dismisses Russia’s Nuclear Threat Over Kaliningrad as Not Serious
BRUSSELS, October 1 — NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte dismissed Russia’s recent nuclear threats concerning the Kaliningrad region as not to be taken seriously during…
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Danish Intel: Russia May Attack NATO Country Within Months
COPENHAGEN, February 11 — Denmark’s military intelligence service warned on Tuesday that Russia could be capable of launching a local war against a neighbouring NATO…
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NATO Commander Says Alliance Ready for Russian False Flag Attack
BRUSSELS, September 19 — NATO’s top military commander said the alliance is prepared for a potential Russian false flag attack, a warning reported on Wednesday…
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US Navy Nearly Boarded Chinese Ship After AI Misidentified It
SOUTH CHINA SEA — The order came down to board her. A US destroyer, operating in international waters, had been tracking a Chinese cargo vessel…
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Pentagon Confirms US Has Fielded Space Weapons, Ending Decades of Ambiguity
WASHINGTON, September 16 — The United States has acknowledged, publicly, that it keeps weapons in space. The disclosure lands as a quiet but consequential break…
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US Think Tank Urges Shift to Second Island Chain Strategy
WASHINGTON, September 16 — The United States should pull its military weight back from the islands closest to China’s coast and rebuild its posture farther…
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US and Denmark Discuss Three New Military Bases on Greenland
The Arctic is heating up. Not just the ice, but the competition for it. On May 11, the United States and Denmark sat down for…
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Latvia Gets New Defence Minister After Airspace Breach Incident
Andris Sprūds is no longer Latvia’s defence minister. He resigned on May 10, 2026, following an incident in which Ukrainian drones entered Latvian airspace during…
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US shipyards in Japan, Korea, Philippines keep warships ready
YOKOSUKA, Sept 6 — The United States Navy is deepening its reliance on allied shipyards in Japan, South Korea and the Philippines for major maintenance…
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