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July 16th, 2021

US Sanctions More Chinese Officials Over Hong Kong Belgium Takes Back Mothers and Children From Syria Jihadist Camps
Cubans 'Disappointed' With Lack of Biden Action South African Leader Says Calm Has Been Restored to Most Places
UN Security Council Asked to Authorize More Troops for Mali Mission Censorship Circumvention Tool Helps 1.4 Million Cubans Get Internet Access
Israel's Killer Robots Go on Display at Greek Weapons Fair A Third of Young US Jews See Israel as Genocidal, Poll Finds
No Ambulances Amid the Bombings: How Gaza's Covid-19 Patients Survived Israel's Military Assault Afghan Forces Retake Three Districts in Last 24 Hours: MoD
A Fifth of the Air Force's Combat-Coded F-22 Stealth Fighters Are Headed for Guam Creditors Cancel $14 Billion of Sudan's Debt After Reforms, Israel Normalization
After Syria, Libya, Nagorno-Karabakh: Ukraine to Use Turkish Drones for War in Donbass, Black Sea US Delegation Visits Ukraine War Zone, Pledges Continued Assistance
Preparing for War in the Atlantic, NATO Opens New Command in Virginia Afghan Govt Accuses Pakistan of Giving Military Support to the Taliban
Israel Recruited the Jewish National Fund to Secretly Buy Palestinian Land for Settlers Sisi Tells Egyptians 'Not to Worry' About Ethiopia Dam Amid Calls for War
One Million Syrians Face Severe Water Shortages in Northeastern Syria After Water Station Fails Kurdish-Led SDF Denies Responsibility for Mass Grave Found in Syria's Afrin
'We Don't Want Them to Feel Safe': New Forms of Protest Emerge Amid Lebanon's Crisis Israeli Authorities Approve 510 New Units at Illegal Settlements Near Bethlehem
Citing 'Crisis' in US Military Child Care Facilities and Barracks, Lawmakers Want Extra $15 Billion The Number of Major F-35 Flaws Is Shrinking, but the Pentagon Is Keeping Details of the Problems Under Wraps
Biden to Nominate Defense Industry Expert Andrew Hunter as Air Force Acquisition Boss DHS Warns Florida Organizers Not to Launch Flotilla to Cuba
Haitian-American Elected Officials Request 'Urgent' Meeting With Biden Easter Bombings: Sri Lanka Probes Charges Against Spy Agencies
Pulitzer Prize-Winning Indian Journalist Killed in Afghanistan Crossfire Belarus Police Raid Homes of Journalists in Continuing Crackdown
King of Eswatini (Swaziland) Appoints New PM as Anti-Monarchy Protests Flare Chinese Spacecraft Aces Inaugural Flight, Aerospace Agency Says
Former Official May Have Ordered Moise's Killing: Colombia Police Saudi Arabia: Lack of Hygiene Products for Female Prisoners a Threat to Health
Torture and Abuse in Egypt's Prisons Fuel ISIS Recruitment, Rights Group Says US Envoy Warns Palestinian Authority's Standing Has 'Never Been Worse'
White House Says 20,000 Afghan Interpreters Asking for US Asylum Mozambique Formally Seeks Help From Neighbors to Stem Insurgency
Russia Conducts Combat Readiness Exercise in New Regions USAF Conducts Maiden Hypersonic Weapon Warhead Test
Saudi-UAE: Despite Turmoil Geopolitical Goals Remain Steadfast Iraq PM Announces Arrests for Murder of Prominent Analyst Hashemi
Looking to Be Prepared for a War in the Atlantic, NATO Launches New Command National Guard Pleads for Congress to Reimburse Half a Billion for Capitol Security Mission
Ancient Palestinian Canaanite Cemetery Bulldozed by Israel Biden's Mideast Point Man Said to Urge Israel to Aid a Teetering PA
Following Hariri Departure, US Says Lebanese Leaders 'Squandered' Last 9 Months Israeli Military Says Drone Crashed in Lebanon Due to Malfunction, No Data Leaked
Netanyahu Urged Trump to Attack Iran After He Lost the Presidency: Report China-US Relations: Superpowers Jostle for Position of Strength in Planning Senior Official's Visit
US Warns Businesses of 'Legal Risks' Associated in Dealing With Hong Kong Companies US Sanctions 7 Hong Kong Liaison Office Officials, Warns of Dangers From National Security Law
Pakistan Military Rescues 5 Telecom Workers Kidnapped Near Afghan Border China, Responding to Sanctions Report, Says US Should Stop Interfering in Hong Kong
Reuters Journalist Killed Covering Clash Between Afghan Forces, Taliban Chinese Premier Asks Pakistan to Hold Accountable Culprits in Attack on Bus
South Africa Has Identified Alleged Instigators of Violence - Ramaphosa Vietnam Calls on Washington to Lift Cuba Embargo - Foreign Ministry
Gunmen Kill Nigerian Army General on Highway From Capital US, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Uzbekistan Create Platform for Regional Cooperation
Cuban President Rejects US 'Failed State' Accusations Russia Says It Wants to Help Start Afghan Peace Talks as Fighting Rages
Afghan Leaders Leave for Doha Seeking to Revive Stalled Peace Talks Three More Regions Reinforce Ethiopia Army, Amhara Against Tigray Forces
No. 2 US Diplomat Sherman May Visit China if Talks Pan Out Deputy Afghan Governor Killed in Clashes in Kapisa: Sources
Indian Journalist Killed in Clashes in Afghanistan Kandahar Airstrike 'Aborted' Over Pakistan's Warning: Sources
Iran: Water Shortage Prompts Protests in Restive Southwest EU Hijab Ruling: Muslim Women Condemn Decision
Hariri Resigns: What Next for Lebanon? Israeli Police Promote Nationwide Facial Recognition System
Hisham Al-Hashimi: Iraq's PM Says Analyst's Killers Arrested Arabic Press Review: Palestinian Authority Blocks Entry of Aid to Gaza
UN Rights Chief Calls on Cuba to Release Protesters Pakistan Rejects Allegations of 'Air Support' to Afghan Taliban
France to Host Lebanon Aid Event on Anniversary of Port Disaster Biden, Merkel United Against Russia, Disagreements Remain
Cyril Ramaphosa Says South Africa Unrest Was 'instigated' Women's Groups Call for UN Peacekeeping Force in Afghanistan
Riots in Lebanon as West Calls for Quick Cabinet Formation Russia: Afghan Instability Heightens With Hasty US Retreat
Ramaphosa Vows Army Will Return Order to South Africa

July 15th, 2021

Pentagon: Colombians Arrested in Haitian President's Killing Had US Training Iraq Daily Roundup: Eight Killed
Biden: Marines Going to Haiti Embassy, but More Troops 'Not on the Agenda' Biden Considering Intervention in Cuba To Provide Internet Access
China Says US Xinjiang Measures Threaten Global Trade Israel Carries Out Mass Arrests of Birzeit University Students
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