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Opinion | The Chinese Communist Party’s Tactics to Weaken the U.S.
Espionage is only part of Beijing’s broader strategy.
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China’s Next ‘Gray Zone’ Target: An Island Chain Critical to U.S. Defense of Taiwan
Chinese academics and media have laid the groundwork for Beijing to claim the Batanes Islands, where U.S. troops frequently train.
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FlyDubai Co-Pilot Planned to Crash Into Israeli Airport, U.A.E. Says
The Emirati attorney general provided the first official timeline of Hamam al-Hammami’s travels before the attacker joined the Dubai airline
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Masked Thieves in Italy Make Off With $5.6 Million of High-End Wine
The bandits used a company’s own forklifts to steal some 30,000 bottles of wine, including prized reds.
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U.S. Sanctions and Threatens to Dismantle International Criminal Court
The sanctions could cut the ICC off from the U.S. financial system and prohibit it from conducting transactions in dollars.
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How a Binance ‘High-Value Customer’ Established a Financial Lifeline for Iran
A previously unreported Binance document reveals how an Iranian network used the crypto exchange to move money against the wishes of Western
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Walmart Wants Robots to Run Its Warehouses. Reality Keeps Getting in the Way.
Plus, a look inside Gaza shows how Israel’s military footprint is expanding, and we sit down with the Pentagon’s No. 2 official in his first
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Nobel Peace Prize Awarded to Jurist Navi Pillay
The South African was recognized for her efforts to promote peace and international law.
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Oil Prices Retreat After Trump Appears to Rule out Iran Strikes Before Midterms
Oil fell Friday after surging the previous day, as traders weighed Trump’s pledge not to attack Iran before the U.S. midterm elections again
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Iran and Houthis Try to Regain Upper Hand in Hormuz With Spate of New Attacks
Crude prices rose sharply as Tehran targeted shipping traffic and Yemeni militants rained missiles on Riyadh.
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A Glimpse Inside Gaza Shows How Israel’s Military Footprint Is Expanding
Israel is fortifying bases along a dividing line with Hamas as its military entrenches in the enclave.
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Opinion | Spain’s Snap Election Is a Chance to Reject Pedro Sánchez
A snap poll is an opening for voters to correct the mess that resulted from the last one.
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In Spain, Grief and Politics Mix After Death of Evicted Woman
The 87-year-old ‘Maricarmen’ became the face of the struggle to fix Spain’s broken housing market. Her death turned her into a political mar
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Opinion | The Jewish Way of Grieving
Sitting shiva and reciting kaddish help a lost one’s memory become a blessing.
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Opinion | Riots in France? They Could Happen Here
Without entitlement reform, the U.S. won’t avoid the fiscal miseries that roil the Paris streets.
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Opinion | Politics Starts With Growing Up
At 92, I see how our formative years tend to shape our politics.
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Trump Says U.S. Won’t Resume Strikes on Iran Before Midterms
The president cited “productive discussions” with Tehran.
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China Is Offering Half Measures to Its Mounting Economic Problems
Beijing is pursuing big technological advances while shunning painful policy measures needed to fix the broader economy.
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Two Latvians Arrested After Break-In at U.K. Military Base
U.K. counterterrorism police are questioning two Latvian men after they broke into a British military base that is used as an intelligence h
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Opinion | Marco Rubio: The Birth and Rebirth of Western Civilization
America and Europe can revive the spirit of ancient Greece and make all our nations great again.
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Russian Airstrike on Bus Stop Kills at Least 30 in Ukraine
The glide-bomb strike was the latest deadly attack in Moscow’s escalating bombardment of Ukrainian cities.
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The Far-Left Mayor on the Front Line of France’s Student Protests
Bally Bagayoko has become a hero for protesters and a lightning rod for critics who say he is sowing unrest at French schools.
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Tanker Attacks Push Deeper Into Gulf, Rattle Oil Markets
A strike near Qatar, far from the usual flashpoint at the Strait of Hormuz, raises fears of wider disruptions.
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U.S. Prosecutors Bring Torture Charge Against Nicolás Maduro
The deposed Venezuelan leader and his wife, already facing narcoterrorism and drug charges, are accused of conspiring to torture American de
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