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Canada rebukes Israeli push toward southern Lebanon, cites sovereignty breach

Ottawa — Canada on Tuesday condemned Israel’s reported plans to occupy parts of southern Lebanon up to the Litani River,

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Saudi expels Iranian military staff, cites violations after reported attacks

Riyadh— Saudi Arabia has expelled several Iranian military officials and condemned what it described as “blatant” attacks by Iran against

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Putin Reaches Out to Maduro as Global Diplomacy Intensifies

Moscow – Russia’s engagement with Venezuela took a new turn as President Vladimir Putin reaffirmed his support for Nicolas Maduro

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AI and Preventative justice shape global judicial transformation at Riyadh Conference

Riyadh – The Second International Conference on Justice in Riyadh this week brought global experts together to examine how digital

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Russia denounces ‘excessive’ US military force in Caribbean, backs Venezuela

Moscow – Russia’s Foreign Ministry has called for restraint and respect for international law following recent United States military operations

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Philippines, Canada sign defense pact to strengthen Indo-Pacific security cooperation

Manila – The Philippines and Canada have taken a major step forward in enhancing their defense and security partnership with

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Kingdom affirms commitment to humanitarian law at Riyadh workshop

Riyadh – The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia reaffirmed its strong commitment to upholding and promoting international humanitarian law during the

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U.S. Expands Counter-Narcotics Operations in the Caribbean with Renewed Focus on Regional Security and Cooperation

New York — The United States has taken a significant step forward in its ongoing mission to strengthen regional security

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China Calls for Calm and Dialogue After South China Sea Incident with the Philippines

Beijing — China has called for restraint and renewed dialogue with the Philippines following a recent maritime incident near the

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Poland Strengthens National Security with Arrest of Suspected Russian Spies

Warsaw — In a decisive move to uphold national security and safeguard European stability, Polish authorities have charged two Russian