Taiwan Tests Air Defences in Early Morning Missile Drills
[ad_1] TAIPEI (Reuters) – Taiwan tested its air defences on Tuesday in early morning drills using surface-to-air missiles, and air,
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Japan Relaxes Military Export Curbs for Planned Jet Fighter
[ad_1] TOKYO (Reuters) – Japan’s government on Tuesday relaxed military equipment export restrictions, the second change in less than four
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Trump to Face Jurors in April Before Facing US Voters in November
[ad_1] By Andy Sullivan and Nathan Layne (Reuters) -A New York judge’s decision on Monday to set an April 15
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Putin: Concert Hall Attack Conducted by Islamists, but Suggests Ukraine Link
[ad_1] MOSCOW (Reuters) – The deadly attack on a concert hall near Moscow was conducted by Islamist militants, but the
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Factbox-What Do We Know About the Suspects in the Russian Concert Shooting?
[ad_1] (Reuters) – Four suspected gunmen have been arrested and placed in pre-trial detention over Friday’s attack at the Crocus
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Sudan War Causes Stoppages on South Sudan Oil Pipeline, Officials Say
[ad_1] DUBAI (Reuters) – The main pipeline carrying oil from South Sudan through Sudan for export has been suffering stoppages
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Jackpots of $1.9 Billion up for Grabs in Two US Lotteries
[ad_1] (Reuters) – An estimated $1.9 billion is up for grabs this week as both multistate lotteries in the United
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Republican Sen. Murkowski Won’t Back Trump, Does Not Rule Out Leaving Party
[ad_1] WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Republican Senator Lisa Murkowski said she cannot back her party’s nominee for the 2024 presidential election,
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Tunisia Recovers Bodies of 5 Migrants off Its Coast
[ad_1] TUNIS (Reuters) – Tunisia’s coastguard recovered the bodies of five migrants off the country’s coast, the national guard said
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Georgian Ruling Party’s Sway Over Election Commission Boosted Before October Poll
[ad_1] TBILISI (Reuters) – The speaker of Georgia’s parliament on Monday signed off a law giving the assembly more power
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