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Dagestan Terrorist Attacks: Events and Aftermath

On June 23, 2024, a series of coordinated terrorist attacks in Dagestan, Russian Caucasus, targeted two Orthodox churches and two synagogues, resulting in significant casualties. In the wake of the attacks, Dagestan declared three days of mourning from June 24 to June 26. The Russian Investigative Committee has initiated a criminal investigation into the acts, which are being treated...

Greece and Cyprus Pay Tribute to 15 Newly Identified Greek Soldiers Killed In 1974

The remains of 15 newly identified Greek soldiers of the Hellenic Force of Cyprus (ELDYK) have been reclaimed by their families, 50 years after the 1974 Turkish invasion of the island, 36 percent of which has since been occupied by the Turkish Army and ethnically cleansed of its Greek-Cypriot population. The soldiers had been considered missing as their bodies were...

Beyond the Political Theater: The NDAA and America’s Future

Background: Every year, Congress grapples with the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), a colossal bill outlining the Department of Defense's budget and policies. This year's iteration, a staggering $886 billion behemoth, stands at a crossroads. While bipartisan tradition dictates its passage, contemporary political fissures threaten to derail its smooth journey. Let's dive into the NDAA's complexities, explore the historical significance,...

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Forest Fires Rage in Western Canada, US

Tens of thousands of people have been forced to evacuate due to forest fires raging in two of Canada's western provinces, and several western US states. In Canada, the historic mountain town of Jasper,...

Recent Three Brotherhood Alliance Operation Reveals Myanmar Junta’s Diminished Combat Effectiveness

On July 25th, the Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army (MNDAA) announced the capture of the city of Lashio, located in Shan State. The MNDAA, the Ta’ang National Liberation Army (TNLA), and allied People’s Defense...

Naval Standoff in South Aegean Highlights the Fleeting Détente in Greek-Turkish Relations

The lasting impression of rapprochement between Greece and Turkey in their 50-year dispute over continental shelf delimitation and Turkey’s pursuit of strategic control of the Aegean has been fleeting, as Turkish warships were deployed within the Greek Exclusive Economic...