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By John Helmer In war, the losing side has several options. Fighting to the death is one of them, capitulation and surrender are another. Depending on their rank, religion, honour, and offshore bank accounts, the losers may run away or commit suicide. The Ukrainian regime, with the assistance of the

Texas A&M is a major hub for the US State Department-CIA training of the next generation of military officers and intelligence recruits.

Philippine Canadian Inquirer Soviet aggression prompted the birth of the Nato alliance – here’s why that matters now News

Russia is facing a situation so challenging on the economic, political, and military fronts, that some leading analysts are already discussing what might trigger Russia's total collapse.

The case pitted Ben Roberts-Smith, a towering war hero, against three Australian newspapers, and at times turned into a de facto war crimes trial.

Amid growing tension in the contested waters, Australia is considering joint maritime patrols with the Philippines. But would it be viewed by China as provocative?

Amid growing tension in the contested waters, Australia is considering joint maritime patrols with the Philippines. But would it be viewed by China as provocative?

Amid growing tension in the contested waters, Australia is considering joint maritime patrols with the Philippines. But would it be viewed by China as provocative?

Amid growing tension in the contested waters, Australia is considering joint maritime patrols with the Philippines. But would it be viewed by China as provocative?

In her book ‘Diensten met geheimen’ (‘services with secrets’), Willemijn Aerdts uses true stories to cast light on the operating methods of the Dutch secret services, the AIVD and MIVD. And she also debunks a few myths.Many of us have an image of the