Author: Leslie Yang

N.A.T.O. States Concern Over Tensions In Northern Kosovo

U.S. Navy Admiral Stuart B. Munsch, commander of the Allied Joint Force Command Naples – which oversees N.A.T.O.’s peacekeeping force in Kosovo, has stated concern over violence in Northern Kosovo. Last year, ethnic Serb gunmen stormed a village in Northern Kosovo, killing four people, which was a sign of the

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Biden And Kishida Meet To Reaffirm Peace Commitments To Indo Pacific Region

At the Quad Leaders Summit, President Biden and Prime Minister Kishida met to discuss the advancement of cooperation on security, diplomacy, and economic issues. They discussed their mutual concern over recent “coercive and destabilizing activities” in the South China Seas. They also expressed their gratitude for their mutual support of

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U.S. Sends Armored Vehicles To Kenyan Troops in Haiti

The U.S. pledged to send 24 armored vehicles to Kenyan troops deployed in Haiti to support their efforts in a U.N.-authorized security mission fighting gangs that have taken control of the Haitian capital. These Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (M.R.A.P.) Maxxpro vehicles join 10 others sent in July. The U.S. has

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The US has Promised $202 million in aid to Bangladesh

The U.S. is set to give Bangladesh $202 million USD in international aid after fatal protests last month have caused massive upheaval. The U.S. has committed to supporting Bangladesh’s economic growth, institution building and development, in light of the recent ousting of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina last month. This

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South Korea And U.S. Begin Annual Joint Military Drills

South Korea and the U.S. began annual joint military drills to strengthen readiness against potential North Korean aggression. The program called the Ulchi Freedom Shield, involves conducting drills that reflect “realistic threats” involving 19,000 troops and addressing not only missile threats but also GPS jamming and cyberattacks. This annual program

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China Concerned By U.S. Missile Deployment To The North Of The Philippines

China has expressed “very dramatic” alarm regarding the U.S.’s recent deployment of the Mid-Range Capability (MRC) missile system to Northern Luzon, Philippines. They have warned such an action could potentially further destabilize the Indo-Pacific region claiming this has “brought huge risks of war” into the area. The system is land-based

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Russia Lowers Threshold For Using Nuclear Weaponry

Russia’s nuclear doctrine previously stated that in the event of a nuclear or conventional attack that threatens the existence of the state, nuclear retaliation will be enforced. However, military analysts have encouraged further lowering of the threshold for usage of nuclear weapons to send a warning to Western countries. The

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China And Russia Conduct Joint Military Drills In South China Sea

The Chinese People’s Liberation Army Navy and the Russian Navy wrapped up joint military training drills in the South China Sea last week following a separate joint naval patrol conducted in the North Pacific. Both countries deployed three vessels each for live-fire training, reconnaissance and early warning, search and rescue,

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