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China, the United States, and India are competing for hard power in the political, economic, and security realms in Nepal and Bangladesh.

The attack poses serious questions about security measures in Russia, experts say

“MDZhB” has been broadcasting since 1982. No one knows why.

Taiwan is increasingly an international issue and the election outcome may reshape its future ties with the world.

World Affairs expert Anthony Glees says Vladimir Putin could well be dead - and believes if that is the case there are two prime candidates to take over in Russia

World affairs expert Anthony Glees says a new leader in Russia would likely look to end the war in Ukraine, if the Kremlin has its choice - that's if rumours of Vladimir Putin's death are true

Two write-in candidates, David Coffman and Lisa Rehard, are seeking to represent Ward 2 in the Polson City Commission seat currently held by Tony Isbell.

Israel has sophisticated defence networks that include one of the world’s strongest militaries and a renowned intelligence service. How did Hamas breach them?

PROFESSOR JULIAN RICHARDS: The intelligence forces in Israel have for decades cloaked themselves in an aura of invincibility. This week Israel is paying a terrible price for this delusion.

  In keeping with the mission centered around five basic tenets that have remained unchanged since Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated’s inception, Phi Omega Omega Chapter of …