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Russia denies plague in lab worker death
A 28-year-old technician at Russia's Irkutsk Anti-Plague Research Institute died of severe pneumonia, prompting the quarantine of about 200 contacts.
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U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve Hits 1982 Low
The U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve has fallen to its lowest level since 1982 following a major international release coordinated by the IEA.
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Ukraine's Operation Vivaldi Disrupts Russian Donbas Plans
Ukraine's Operation Vivaldi counteroffensive has cleared 176 square kilometers in the Lyman sector, using electronic warfare and robotic tactics.
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North Korea Applies Ukraine War Drone Tactics to Special Forces
North Korean special forces gained combat experience in Russia's Kursk offensive and are now integrating drone warfare and infiltration tactics.
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U.S. Scales Up Ebola Response with $267 Million Pledge
The United States has announced an additional $267 million in direct health and humanitarian assistance for the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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Saudi Arabia rethinks US alliance amid Iran war
The US-led war against Iran is exposing the limits of American protection for Saudi Arabia.
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US Congress Passes Graham Act Targeting Russian Oil Imports
The US Congress has passed the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act, which targets countries that help Russian energy exports.
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Armenia Shifts from Russia as US Gains Influence
Russia's war in Ukraine has weakened its grip on Armenia, enabling a significant US-led diplomatic and economic push.
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Xi's Military Purge Relies on U.S. Strategic Stability Truce
China's sweeping purge of its military leadership has left the People's Liberation Army in a weakened state.
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U.S. Troops Withdraw from Iraq, Ending Operation Inherent Resolve
The final U.S. Troops are scheduled to leave Iraq on September 30, concluding Operation Inherent Resolve and over two decades of military engagement.
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US House passes bill tying university funding to Israel boycotts
The US House of Representatives passed a bill threatening federal funding for universities that participate in certain boycotts of Israel.
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Russia's Africa Corps Fails to Secure Mali's Gold After Five Years
Russia's Africa Corps, deployed in Mali for five years, has failed to secure access to the country's gold resources, a key objective of its predecessor the Wagner Group.
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Germany's Russia Reset Talk Debunked
Analysis dismisses the likelihood of Germany returning to its old Ostpolitik of pragmatic cooperation with Russia.
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Jordan's military deterrence erodes amid Iranian attacks
Jordan's military deterrence has weakened as Iran's IRGC launches repeated ballistic missile and drone attacks.