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With the worst of the winter storm now behind the tri-state area, attention has shifted to a critical post-storm responsibility: clearing snow and ice from sidewalks. While the snowfall may have ended, the risk for pedestrians remains high if walkways are not promptly and properly cleared. City regulations across the region require
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un recently visited a major state-run art studio to personally oversee the creation of sculptures intended for a memorial honoring North Korean soldiers who died fighting overseas, according to state media KCNA. The carefully staged visit reinforces Pyongyang’s long-standing narrative of sacrifice
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Mass protests that erupted in Iran in early January may have resulted in one of the deadliest episodes in the country’s recent history, according to reports from human rights organizations and international publications. The demonstrations, particularly intense on January 8 and 9, unfolded amid a severe economic crisis and
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Several European leaders have reacted cautiously to U.S. President Donald Trump’s proposed “Board of Peace” initiative, signaling openness to dialogue while raising constitutional and political concerns about its current structure. Germany and Italy said they could consider participation if the framework were revised
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China’s expanding military capabilities could eventually allow Beijing to exert decisive control over trade access in the Indo-Pacific, according to a newly released U.S. national defense strategy that places the region at the center of American security and economic interests. The document warns that the balance of power
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China confirmed on Saturday that two of its most senior military officials are under investigation for suspected “serious violations of discipline,” a phrase commonly used by Beijing to refer to corruption-related offenses. The announcement signals a new escalation in President Xi Jinping’s long-running campaign to tighten
Read more: China Probes Senior Military Leaders for Corruption
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Recent remarks by the U.S. president regarding the role of NATO troops in Afghanistan have sparked strong reactions among long-standing allies within the transatlantic alliance. In a televised interview, the president argued that the United States never truly needed NATO support and suggested that allied forces deployed after
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A leaked video has provided an unusually clear glimpse into the internal power struggles within Venezuela’s governing system following the capture of Nicolás Maduro by U.S. forces. The footage sheds light on how senior officials moved quickly to control public perception and maintain internal cohesion in the aftermath
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Following the capture of Nicolás Maduro by U.S. forces, one of the most influential figures within Venezuela’s ruling movement, Diosdado Cabello, has stepped forward with a firm message: the current government, under the banner of the Bolivarian Revolution, remains “the only guarantee of peace” in the country. The
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During the World Economic Forum in Davos, French President Emmanuel Macron delivered a message aimed at both China and the United States: Europe remains open to Chinese investment, particularly in strategic sectors of its economy. The statement was framed as economic pragmatism, but it also reignited a broader
Read more: Europe Debates China Investment and Strategic Autonomy
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Ukraine has once again put forward one of its most ambitious proposals since the start of the war: the creation of a joint military force between Ukraine and Europe capable of sustaining continental security in the face of what Kyiv sees as a long-term and structural Russian threat. The initiative is intended to spark a broader
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U.S. President Donald Trump claimed that a sonic-type weapon was used during a military operation that led to the capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, describing the technology as exclusive to American forces. His remarks immediately drew attention and raised questions about the true scope of Washington’s military
