Uncertainty Casts Shadow on Engagement With Military in Sahel

The European Union and its Western partners are grappling with how to maintain diplomatic relations in the Sahel region following recent putsches in Africa

Russian Attack Near Ukraine’s Eastern Front Injures 13

A Russian attack on a town west of the Ukrainian city of Donetsk close to Ukraine’s eastern front, injured 13 people, a local official said early Friday

Zelenskyy Courts Ottawa After Whirlwind US Visit

Ukranian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was scheduled to address Canada’s Parliament on Friday, his first time speaking to the assembly since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

UN Report: Russian Repression of Dissidents, Civil Society Reaches Unprecedented Levels

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UK Trophy-Hunting Bill Fails; Southern African Countries Relieved

Southern African countries that allow trophy hunting are relieved after a bill seeking to ban the import of legally obtained wildlife trophies from Africa into the United Kingdom was blocked in the House of Lords this week

Ukraine Claims Responsibility for Striking Russian Navy Headquarters in Crimea

Ukraine claimed responsibility for a missile attack Friday on the headquarters of Russia's navy in Crimea, delivering a major blow for Moscow as it suffers a string of attacks on the strategically significant port in recent months

Texas City Sees Jump in Irregular Migrant Crossings

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Biden’s Call to Expand UNSC Membership Likely to Go Unheeded

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On International Peace Day Women’s Critical Role Highlighted

On this International Day of Peace, and on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly, the United States announced new initiatives to help consolidate the role women play in building peace and strengthening security around the world

Ukraine’s Leader Pushes for War Aid, Peace Plan in Washington

Ukraine’s president on Thursday wrapped up his US public relations blitz for military support and for his 10-point peace plan with meetings on Capitol Hill, at the Pentagon, and in the Oval Office with President Joe Biden

Hawaii Residents Bracing to Return to Devastated Properties in Burn Zone

Soon after one of Maui's Japanese Buddhist temples, the Lahaina Hongwanji Mission, burned in the deadliest U

Tropical Cyclone off US East Coast Continues to Strengthen

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Report: World Powers Building New Facilities at Nuclear Test Sites

China, Russia and the United States have all built new facilities and dug new tunnels at their nuclear test sites in the last few years, reports CNN, citing satellite images that show the new construction and increased vehicle traffic coming in and o[..]

US Treasury Launches US-China Economic, Financial Working Groups

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New Jersey Sen. Menendez, Wife Indicted on Bribery Charges

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