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Killing CIA informants, China crippled U.S. spying operations
The CIA falsely believed it was 'invincible' in China. Here's how its spies were reportedly discovered and killed in one of the biggest blows to the agency.
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Turkey's Covid-19 infection rate rising fastest in the world
More than 3,000 new cases are reported daily, but Erdoğan insists normal work must go on.
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'Animals live for man' - China's appetite for wildlife likely to survive virus
For the past two weeks China’s police have been raiding houses, restaurants, and makeshift markets across the country, arresting nearly 700 people for breaking the temporary ban on catching, selling, or eating wild animals.
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Has the US already lost the battle for the South China Sea?
America has been caught napping by Beijing’s military build-up, maritime militia, and island-building campaign, experts say. Island outposts have already given China the ‘foundation of control,' and the PLA fleet could dwarf America’s by 2030.
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Singing stops in Italy as fear and social unrest mount
Three weeks on from the start of lockdown, Italians are seeing that everything is not all right.
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'Racism' and 'political correctness' crippled Italy’s Coronavirus response
An Italian virologist says that the country’s attempt not to appear “racist” in the early days of the coronavirus outbreak crippled the ability to properly respond to the pandemic.
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'All is well.' In Italy, triage and lies for virus patients
The fight against death pauses every day at 1 p.m.
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Monk Joseph who became patron of the Hellenic Air Force
Whenever monk Joseph of Mount Athos hears the sound of an aircraft, he stands close to the edge of a cliff above the Aegean and waves a huge Greek – or sometimes Byzantine – flag at the Greek Air Force pilots flying over the peninsula of Athos in northern Greece.
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Syria | A country, the gloating western media report as 'destroyed'
The Syrian civil war has reshaped Sunni Islamic identity in the country. As a result, the regime will struggle to use religion to enhance its own power and legitimacy. Syria’s conflict has fragmented the country’s Sunni Islamic religious landscape so that competing Islamic identities exist today. For now, the regime has relied on trusted local religious actors to reassert its authority in areas it has retaken, while also introducing institutional measures to ensure the state
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Turkish Forces are on ‘Tactical Retreat’ from Idlib, Syria
Syrian Army recaptures more territory in eastern and southern Idlib. On March 3, Turkey shot down an L-39 warplane of the Syrian Air...
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History behind the “racist“ Star-Spangled Banner
Liberals are focusing on the third stanza in which the retreating British soldiers are mocked. The third stanza is virtually unknown. Almost no American has ever sung, read, or heard it.
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Erdogan begging NATO for PATRIOT missiles - Fearing his own air force
Developments in Syria's northern Idlib region have put Turkey's President in a tight corner, perhaps the tightest since he first hijacked...
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Erdogan: Sultan of an Illusionary Ottoman Empire
Turkey has no chance to become as powerful and influential as the Ottoman Empire was during its heyday. And it’s all Erdogan’s fault.
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Afghanistan | Where women are for child-bearing and boys for fun
Bacha Bazi, also known as bacchá, literally “playing with boys” in Persian, Pashto, and Hindi-Urdu, is a form of sexual slavery and child prostitution in which prepubescent and adolescent boys are sold to wealthy or powerful men for sexual activities. This business thrives in Afghanistan, where many men keep dancing boys as status symbols. The practice is illegal under Afghan law, though it was reported many times by US soldiers serving in Afghanistan; Barack Obama refused to
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Turkey becoming a second Iran
For the first time, the IDF has added Turkey to the list of security threats Israel faces in annual security assessment. The Israel...
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How Iran could have mistakenly shot down a 737 airliner
One of the basic tasks of an air defense battery is to discriminate between friendly aircraft and foe. But amid a state of high alert...
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Erdogan’s Libyan adventure
Turkey, Russia, gas pipelines and missiles. As a ceasefire suddenly brings a pause to nine months of fighting for control of Libya’s capital
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Islamic extremists are trying to hasten the coming of the Mahdi
On September 11, 2001 — America was blindsided by the forces of radical Islam.
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Iranian regime releases sick movie 'Hard Revenge' where President Trump is killed in the White House
After firing several missiles at US bases in Iraq the Iranian regime is now threatening attacks on the United States.
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Terrorists in Iraq fearing U.S. Targeting - Are fleeing and hiding after Soleimani killing
U.S. officials have intercepted chatter and received confirmation that terrorist leaders in Iraq have been fleeing the region and have...
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