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Brace your taste buds for a month-long culinary celebration as Downtown White Plains gears up for the fourth edition of Restaurant Month. From now to Jan. 31, the city’s vibrant dining scene will be alive with a diverse array of mouthwatering specials, ensuring an unforgettable dining experience for all. Indulge in a feast for the […]

In the hybrid Soviet-Western air defense's debut, it shot down a Russian Shahed-136 drone from 9 kilometers of distance during an overnight attack.

Systems blending Western and Soviet parts, including repurposed air-to-air missiles, offer Ukraine added air defenses it desperately needs.

Russia and Iran are preparing to sign a treaty to further develop military-technological cooperation, the U.S.-based think tank Institute for the Study of War (ISW) assessed in its latest report on Jan. 15.

Attacks extend a surge in violence across Turkey’s southern border, as regional spillover of war in Gaza continues.

The preferences of medical students in selecting health messengers for acquiring health-related information.

Ukrainian officials announced that Ukrainian forces destroyed a Russian A-50 long-range radar detection aircraft and severely damaged an Il-22 airborne command post aircraft on the night of January 14. Ukrainian Commander-in-Chief General Valerii

Renowned sarod maestro Prattyush Banerjee, an advisor with SRA, played Chhayanat. The evocative meends and andolans gave a softer look to the raga at a slower than usual pace.

The Middle East is witnessing a new cold war between Iran, Saudi Arabia and Turkey. All three military powers see themselves as the legitimate successors to historical empires that once ruled the region.

The Kerman attack exposes gaping holes in Iran's security policy, but leaders continue to fan regional flames with hollow threats, writes Ahmet Furkan Ozyakar.