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Houthis Strike Israel, Gulf of Aden
Houthis Strike Israel, Gulf of Aden

Yemen’s Houthi rebels on Thursday said they had launched attacks on both Israel and a ship traveling through the Gulf of Aden, setting the vessel ablaze.

‘Russia Says Kremlin Critic Navalny Died Of Natural Causes But Refuses To Release Body’
‘Russia Says Kremlin Critic Navalny Died Of Natural Causes But Refuses To Release Body’

Russia claims jailed opposition leader and anti-corruption crusader Aleksei Navalny died of “natural causes” but refuses to release his body until his mother agrees to a “secret funeral,” Navalny’s mother and his spokeswoman said Thursday.

Iran Sending Missiles To Russia Adding Fears In Ukraine, Israel
Iran Sending Missiles To Russia Adding Fears In Ukraine, Israel

Iran is reportedly providing Russia with a massive number of highly accurate ballistic missiles, deepening the military cooperation between the two U.S.-sanctioned countries and raising concerns in wartorn Ukraine and Israel.

US Fears Russia Unveils Nuclear Weapon In Space This Year
US Fears Russia Unveils Nuclear Weapon In Space This Year

U.S. officials have reportedly warned allies that Moscow will launch an anti-satellite nuclear weapon into orbit this year, a potentially devastating move threatening the West’s military and communications capabilities.

US Prepares Tactical Missiles For Ukraine
US Prepares Tactical Missiles For Ukraine

U.S. President Joe Biden’s White House is reportedly planning to send long-range tactical missiles to Ukraine as it is suffering setbacks in its battle against Russia’s invading military.

British Cargo Sinking After Attack
British Cargo Sinking After Attack

A British cargo ship was sinking in the Gulf of Aden after Houthi rebels attacked it and two other U.S. vessels in the region, Israeli and British sources said Tuesday.

China At ‘Fever Pitch’ to Build Offensive Cyber Weapons
China At ‘Fever Pitch’ to Build Offensive Cyber Weapons

Chinese hackers are intensifying their attempts to infiltrate critical U.S. infrastructure networks to position themselves for future sabotage according to FBI Director Christopher Wray.

Several Injured As Eritrean Clashes Hit Netherlands
Several Injured As Eritrean Clashes Hit Netherlands

Security has been stepped up in The Hague after the Dutch city turned into a war zone with two rival groups of Eritreans fighting each other over the weekend, injuring at least six police officers, officials said.

Hungary’s Orbán Regrets President’s Resignation Over Child Abuse
Hungary’s Orbán Regrets President’s Resignation Over Child Abuse

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said Saturday he regretted that the nation’s most powerful women resigned over a presidential pardon in a child sexual abuse case, but added: “It was the right decision.”

Widow Kremlin Critic Alexei Navalny ‘To Continue His Work’; Husband ‘Poisoned’
Widow Kremlin Critic Alexei Navalny ‘To Continue His Work’; Husband ‘Poisoned’

The widow of opposition leader, Kremlin critic, and anti-corruption crusader Alexei Navalny has vowed to continue his work and blamed Russia’s president for her husband’s death in an Arctic Circle prison on Friday.

US Building Army Bases In Somalia
US Building Army Bases In Somalia

The U.S. was preparing over the weekend to build five military bases for Somalia’s National Army after signing a security pact with the African nation’s government.

US Strikes Hit Houthi Areas In Yemen
US Strikes Hit Houthi Areas In Yemen

The United States military said Sunday they carried out five “self-defense strikes” in areas of Yemen controlled by the Iranian-backed Houthi militia.

50,000 Hungarians Outraged Over Presidential Pardon For Pedophile
50,000 Hungarians Outraged Over Presidential Pardon For Pedophile

Tens of thousands of Hungarians expressed outrage on Friday over a presidential pardon for an official sentenced in a pedophilia case that has left longtime Prime Minister Viktor Orbán fighting for his political life.

Hundreds Detained After Kremlin Critic Navalny Dies
Hundreds Detained After Kremlin Critic Navalny Dies

At least hundreds of people have been detained across Russia as the young and old took to the streets to protest the death of prominent Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny, who died in prison on Friday, several sources said Saturday.

Ukraine Withdraws From Key Town, Citing Lack Of Western Weapons
Ukraine Withdraws From Key Town, Citing Lack Of Western Weapons

After months of fighting for a critical eastern town that is feared to have killed tens of thousands, battle-worn Ukraine said Saturday its troops have withdrawn from Avdiivka.