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North Korea confirms test of missile capable of striking US territory Guam-
By PTI SEOUL: North Korea confirmed Monday it test-launched an intermediate-range ballistic missile capable of reaching the US territory of ...
Canadian news host slammed for suggesting Russia behind massive ‘freedom’ trucker protest
Critics are slamming a government-funded Canadian news outlet for suggesting Russia is behind the popular “Freedom Convoy” protest, where truckers ...
Canada PM Trudeau, family move to ‘undisclosed’ location amid ‘freedom’ trucker vaccine protests: report
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has been moved to a secret location as tens of thousands of protesters demonstrating against ...
Northern Ireland marks 50 years since Bloody Sunday
Relatives of those killed and injured on Bloody Sunday marched in Northern Ireland to mark 50 years since one of ...
North Korea tests more missiles in January than all of 2021, including most powerful one in years
North Korea has completed more missile tests in the first month of 2022 than it did in the entirety of ...
China hopes to expand its interest in Iraq through contentious Soft Power-
By ANI BAGHDAD: As Beijing hopes to expand its interest in the Middle-East region, it has been trying to achieve ...
Israel president on 1st visit to UAE amid regional tension-
By PTI DUBAI: Israel’s figurehead president met the powerful crown prince of Abu Dhabi on Sunday on the first official ...
Iraqi airstrikes kill 9 IS militants, including 4 Lebanese-
By PTI BAGHDAD: Airstrikes north of Baghdad in retaliation for an attack by the Islamic State group on an Iraqi army ...
NATO wants to ‘drag’ Ukraine into alliances-
By Associated Press MOSCOW: Russia’s foreign minister claims that NATO wants to pull Ukraine into the alliance, amid escalating tensions ...
China will impede vital US strategy to stop Ukraine-Russia conflict: Former defense official
Any economic sanctions NATO imposes against Russia will have minimal impact since China would provide relief in an effort to ...
