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Six Nuns Kidnapped in Haiti as Island-Nation Suffers from Uncontrolled Gang Violence
The State Department designates Haiti as a "do not travel" country.
Japan to Purchase Tomahawk Cruise Missiles from U.S. as Nation Expands Military
The 2024 defense budget for Japan is $55.9 billion.
NATO to Hold Largest European Drill Since 1988
NATO was established in the aftermath of World War II.
Frustrated IAEA Inspectors: Tehran Has Enough Uranium for Several Atomic Warheads and Continues in Secrecy
The Islamic Republic in Iran is frustrating international efforts to examine its nuclear program amid its increased production…
Pakistan Strikes Iran in Response to Tuesday Attack
Early Thursday, Pakistan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that their air force carried out retaliatory strikes against targets…
Biden’s Watered-Down Terrorist Designation of Houthi Rebels Does Nothing to Thwart Group’s Activities, Experts Say
On Wednesday, the Biden administration re-designated the Iran-backed Houthi terrorists as a Specially Designated Global Terrorist (SDGT) entity…
Moscow and Tehran to Formalize New Cooperation Treaty
On Wednesday, Russia's foreign ministry announced the anticipated signing of a new treaty with the regime in Iran.…
Jihadi Captured by Israel Reveals Palestinian Islamic Jihad Trained in Iran
On Tuesday, the Israeli intelligence agency, Shin Bet, revealed new details about the training of Palestinian Islamic Jihad…
U.S. Senate Rejects Bernie Sanders Resolution to Force Israel Human Rights Report
The United States gives Israel $3.8 billion in military assistance each year.
Hamas Using Weaponry from Iran, North Korea, Russia, and China Against Israel
New reports reveal Hamas terrorist fighters have been using weaponry from various foreign sources in their attacks against…