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The base expansion at Powidz is part of a more comprehensive agreement between the United States and Poland to expand American military installations in the country.
Turkey has objected to Swedish and Finnish entry into NATO on the grounds that the two countries host individuals and groups regarded by Ankara as terrorists.
By: Trevor Filseth
A significant majority of the Iranian Parliament recommended the execution of protesters in custody on Tuesday, claiming that doing so represented a “hard lesson” for Iranians who had broken the law and would discourage others from following them.
A series of cities across western Iran went on strike on Wednesday, commemorating a series of killings by the country’s security forces in late September.
French president Emmanuel Macron claimed that French “military support for African countries will continue, but according to new principles that we have defined with them.”
By: Trevor Filseth
The first of the new drones will reportedly be ready by the summer of 2023.
The airstrike in Homs is the second strike to target Syria in less than a week.
By: Trevor Filseth
Tensions between North Korea, South Korea, and the United States have risen steadily throughout 2022.
Yevgeny Prigozhin just tried to take over Russia. Why did he change his mind?
None of Washington’s errors in Afghanistan was greater in scope than the peace agreement signed with the Taliban in February 2020.
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