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Türkiye Sees Increase in Value of Electrical Equipment Exported to Kazakhstan

Posted by Anika Beyla
August 21, 2023

The value of electrical equipment exported to Kazakhstan from Türkiye reached $53.2 million from January through June 2023, Trend.az reports. According to the Turkish Trade Ministry,...

Ukraine War: Russia Claims Advances in Northeast, Zelenskyy Assassination Plot, POW Exchange

Posted by Helmi Gunnora
August 20, 2023

Russia claims new ground in northeastern Ukraine Moscow said on Monday it had advanced 3km towards Kupiansk in northeast Ukraine. The area was recaptured...

Kazakhstan Co-Sponsors UN General Assembly Resolution on Religious Symbols

Posted by Aile Bjorn
August 20, 2023

ASTANA – Kazakhstan has co-sponsored a United Nations General Assembly resolution condemning the desecration of religious symbols along with 47 other UN member states,...

Niger Military Deploys Reinforcements to Capital After Ignoring Deadline to Cede Power

Posted by Kaethe Lis
August 19, 2023

Niger’s armed forces have been bringing in reinforcements to the capital to prepare for a potential military intervention, a military source told CNN, just...

Poland Detains Belarusian Suspected of Spying for Russia

Posted by Eirny Donar
August 19, 2023

Poland on Friday said it had detained a Belarusian man on suspicion of being part of a “Russian spy ring” which it claimed planned...

All Scouts Leaving South Korea Camp as Storm Looms

Posted by Liona Jensen
August 18, 2023

Thousands of scouts at an international event in South Korea are being evacuated from a campsite due to an incoming tropical storm. Several countries...

Bosnian Ex-Military Policeman Indicted for Killing Serb Prisoners of War

Posted by Inga Jotunn
August 18, 2023

The Bosnian state prosecution said on Thursday that it has charged Nedzad Cehic, alias Ceha, with seizing prisoners and killing them at three locations...

On NATO’s Shared Burdens, Europe is Finally Starting to Pull its Weight

Posted by Kristian Malva
August 17, 2023

It didn’t all start with former President Donald Trump’s foot stomping — Americans have been complaining for decades that they effectively subsidize Europe by assuming an inordinate share...

New Fronts Emerge in Russia-NATO Conflict

Posted by Christoffer Dahl
August 17, 2023

Among these are the Syrian and Belarusian fronts, alongside a new front in the African coast and desert. The situation in Taiwan remains tense,...

The Difficulties in Creating an Asian NATO

Posted by Aile Bjorn
August 16, 2023

For decades, the greatest military challenge to the United States and Europe was the Soviet Union. From this threat emerged the North Atlantic Treaty...