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Philippines’ Marcos warns China not to cross ‘red lines’

Information Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has expressed concerns about the escalating tensions with China in the South China Sea. He warned that if a Filipino citizen was killed by a willful act of China, it could be considered an act of war. The Philippines, along with China, Vietnam, Malaysia, Brunei, and Taiwan, have overlapping

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Former spy chief to lead right-wing coalition in the Netherlands

Information Dick Schoof, a 67-year-old senior civil servant and former head of the Dutch intelligence and security service AIVD, is set to become the Prime Minister of the Netherlands. This decision comes as part of a coalition agreement among four political parties: the nationalist Party for Freedom (PVV), the liberal People’s Party for Freedom and

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Poland presents plan to fortify border with Russia & Belarus

Information Poland has announced the Shield-East program, a comprehensive plan aimed at bolstering anti-drone surveillance and constructing fortifications along its 700-kilometer border with the Russian exclave Kaliningrad and Belarus. Scheduled for completion in 2028, this initiative is intended to safeguard Poland against hostile actions from across the border, including the illegal pushing of migrants into the country. The plan

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Armenia returns 4 border villages to Azerbaijan

Information On Friday, Armenia returned four border villages to Azerbaijan, marking a significant step towards normalizing relations between the two historically rival nations. Armenian border guards have relocated, allowing Azerbaijani border guards to take control of the villages of Baghanis Ayrum, Ashaghi Askipara, Kheyrimli, and Ghizilhajili in the Gazakh district. This handover was part of

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Russia arrests top military official on bribery charges

Information Russia has detained Lieutenant General Vadim Shamarin, the deputy head of the army’s general staff, on charges of large-scale bribe-taking, with the Interfax news agency reporting his pretrial detention amid the ongoing war in Ukraine. The charges carry a potential prison sentence of up to 15 years, and authorities have also searched Shamarin’s home.

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Poland reforms espionage commission after Russian spy arrests

Information Poland has re-established a commission to investigate Russian and Belarusian influence on its internal security from 2004 to 2024, as announced by Prime Minister Donald Tusk. This move marks a significant shift for Tusk, who previously criticized the commission, set up by the former nationalist government, as a political tool against him. The decision

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Australia, and NZ send planes to rescue tourists in New Caledonia

Information Amid violent unrest in New Caledonia, the governments of Australia and New Zealand are sending planes to evacuate their nationals. Hundreds of tourists have been trapped in hotels due to the turmoil. Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong confirmed that French authorities have authorized two evacuation flights, with additional flights being planned. Approximately 300 Australians

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