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The USS Ronald Reagan Carrier Strike Group has been redeployed to the South China Sea following a visit to Singapore, resuming operations in the area despite recent tension between the US and China, Reuters reported Thursday. The strike group “is continuing normal, scheduled operations as…
Read More U.S. Deploys Aircraft Carrier On China’s Doorstep As Tensions Over Taiwan Heat Up
A rouge troop of monkeys is terrorizing the Japanese town of Yamaguchi, leading the city hall to hire a special unit of animal catchers armed with tranquilizer guns on Wednesday. According to the Associated Press, the animals have attacked 58 people since July 8, targeting mostly young…
Read More “Macaque Mayhem” Monkeys Terrorizing People In Japanese City
Technological advancement has disrupted the gambling industry. These days, clients have many choices in regard to where to play the games from. An offshore online casino is a website operating in foreign countries, but the player is from a different country. Statistics show that Canadian…
Read More Is It Legal For Canadians To Play At Offshore Online Casinos?
Micaela Burrow With the Israeli governing coalition no more as of Thursday, opposition leader and former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has a clear shot at regaining the parliament, according to The Times of Israel. Parliament, known as the Knesset, voted 92-0 to dissolve in a…
Read More Bibi 2.0? Israeli Parliament Votes To Dissolve, Clears The Way For Netanyahu’s Return
Philip Lenczycki Chinese state-run media appeared to suggest Monday that the U.S. had reached a political boiling point in the wake of the Supreme Court’s recent decision overturning Roe v. Wade. Following the Supreme Court’s 6-3 decision on Friday, which effectively grants states the authority to regulate…
Read More Chinese Media Suggests U.S. Is About To Boil Over With Conflict After SCOTUS Decision
Micaela Burrow As Ukrainian casualties mount and Russia makes incremental gains in the Donbas region, military affairs experts and officials have begun to adopt a more long-term view of the Russia-Ukraine conflict. While Russia bombards cities in eastern Ukraine with thousands of rounds of artillery,…
Read More Experts Hoped Ukraine Would Score A Quick Victory Against Russia. Now They’re Predicting A Long War
On Monday, Russian forces captured a territory in eastern Ukraine, and President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says he expects Russia to intensify attacks ahead of a summit of the European Union to accept Ukraine into the EU. “Obviously, this week we should expect from Russia an intensification…
Read More Zelenskyy Expects Russia To Intensify Attacks Ahead Of EU Summit
Thomas Catenacci Russian energy producers have raked in nearly $100 billion in export revenue since the beginning of the Ukraine crisis despite attempts from the West to hamper the nation’s economy, a European study showed. Russia earned a likely-record 93 billion euros, or about $97…
Read More Despite Four Months Of Sanctions, Russian Energy Exports Are Still Booming
Micaela Burrow Israel’s coalition government that ousted former Prime Minister Netanyahu in 2021 may collapse as it clashes over key issues, Jewish News Syndicate (JNS) reported Thursday. While the current Israeli government, headed by Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and Alternate Prime Minister Yair Lapid, has succeeded in…
Read More Israel’s Anti-Netanyahu Government Is On The Brink Of Collapse
Micaela Burrow Iran has stockpiled enough enriched uranium to produce a nuclear bomb, analysts concluded in a Monday report that confirmed findings the UN’s nuclear watchdog published on May 30. “In essence, Iran has effectively broken out slowly by accumulating 60 percent enriched uranium,” analysts…
Read More Analysts Warn Iran’s Pursuit Of Nukes Has ‘Crossed A Dangerous New Threshold’