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Iraq - Hashd Al Shabi denied anniversary parade As the Hashd Al Shabi, or Popular Mobilization Forces (IO, 31/05/23), was

The US Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI)'s report on commercially available intelligence that was declassified on 9

Michael Bevan and Nick Alcock's British firm Good Governance Group (G3) is making efforts to improve its presence in Japan,

The Swiss-based crypto company Crypto International (formerly Crypto AG) is about to close up shop, Intelligence Online understands. The firm

PZL Mielec recently commenced production of major subassemblies for the international Lockheed Martin F-16 Fighting Falcon programme at its facility in southern Poland,...

Lockheed Martin has mapped out an upgrade plan that will keep the S-70 Black Hawk medium-lift helicopter in operational service with the US Army and international...

Lockheed Martin's subsidiary, PZL Mielec, could ramp up production of the S-70 Black Hawk at its facility in southern Poland to meet the growing international demand for...

The UK Royal Navy's (RN's) unmanned surface vessel (USV) RNMB Apollo has completed a series of navy and industry open water assurance trials claimed by Thales to be the...

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Farzad Amiri joined the hundreds of thousands of Afghans who flocked to neighboring Iran after the Taliban seized power in Afghanistan in 2021.

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As the conflict in Sudan enters its third month, humanitarian situation across the country continues to deteriorate, UN relief chief Martin Griffiths said on Thursday.

A secretive real estate agreement by the Armenian Patriarchate of Jerusalem has signed away some 25 percent of the Armenian Quarter of Israel's holy city. Now residents are fighting to hold on to their historic land.

The prosecutor's office in the southwestern Serbian city of Kraljevo on June 16 ordered an investigation of three Kosovo Police officers detained this week in a border area in disputed circumstances.

Statement by Ambassador James Kariuki at the UN Security Council meeting on Mali.

The United Nations refugee agency has pledged its support of Malawi's move to resettle more than 50,000 refugees and asylum-seekers currently living at the overcrowded Dzaleka refugee camp in the central part of the country. Last week, Malawi's government announced it had secured a new site in the northern part of the country to help reduce the number refugees at the Dzaleka camp, which

Nearly 20 states have sought to join the BRICS group of countries as more nations realize the benefits of joining the economic bloc, according to a senior Russian diplomat.

The EU warmly congratulates the people of Guinea-Bissau, the political actors and the election bodies for the calm, peaceful and highly participatory legislative elections that took place on 4 June for which final results were announced yesterday. The prompt acceptance of the results by all the main political leaders marks an important step in the consolidation of Bissau-Guinean democracy and stability.

Vietnamese security forces have arrested more than 50 people accused of being involved in last weekend's deadly attacks on two commune offices in central Dak Lak province, a Ministry of Public Security spokesman told state media on Friday.

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