Adam Morrow is an author at The Epoch Times. He covers the Russia-Ukraine war and delves into themes of regional interest and world news, with a focus on security and law enforcement, as well as topics related to aviation and aerospace. Adam's insights and analyses have been featured in The Epoch Times.
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By: Adam Morrow
The unexpected proposal by Turkey’s leadership may have more to do with domestic politics than the fight against terrorism, some observers suggest.
By: Adam Morrow
Expatriate vote swings election in favor of Moldova’s incumbent president, according to preliminary results.
By: Adam Morrow
Kyiv hopes to use captured Russian territory as a bargaining chip in future cease-fire talks with Moscow.
By: Adam Morrow
Moscow and Pyongyang have neither confirmed nor denied the presence of North Korean troops in the Russian border region.
By: Adam Morrow
Hundreds of U.S. troops remain stationed in Syria despite the incoming president’s earlier pledge to bring them back home.
By: Adam Morrow
The remarks follow the alleged U.S. decision to let Ukraine use U.S. long-range missiles to strike distant targets inside Russia.
By: Adam Morrow
Moscow has vowed to respond in ‘mirror-like’ fashion to ‘aggressive actions’ by Kyiv and its Western supporters.
By: Adam Morrow
U.S. Central Command struck enemy weapons systems after U.S. troops came under fire, the Pentagon said.
By: Adam Morrow
The incoming government is expected to weigh the benefit of U.S. forces being stationed in Syria, a former opposition leader said.
By: Adam Morrow
Targets reportedly included a command center operated by the Ukrainian Security Service.
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