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Qadir resigns from party, Sanaullah quits CEC; PML-N says their departure won’t dent party.

The aim of the exercise is to jointly rehearse sub-conventional operations under Chapter VII of the United Nations Charter, which authorises the Security Council to take enforcement measures, including the use of military force, to address threats to international peace and security.

Ominously, both the US and the UK are deeply involved in Venezuela's escalating face-off with neighbouring Guyana. 

Nov 14, 2023 // After years of political stagnation between the U.S. and Venezuela, it appears leadership in both countries are willing to begin negotiations once again. This could be a boon for both countries, but diplomatic efforts should leave confrontational tactics behind to make progress, write Pablo Baltodano and Jack Brown.

Professor Leland Lazarus was a State Department Official. He lived 5 years in China and is an expert in international politics. In dialogue with LPO, he talks about the correct strategy to compete with Xi Jinping.

India News: Rear Admiral Rajesh Dhankhar has taken over as the Fleet Commander, Eastern Fleet Flag Officer Commanding Eastern Fleet (FOCEF), from Rear Admiral Gur

Israel must act against what terrorist have the ability to do, not what it expects the terrorists to try to do.

Police officers closed Ocean Drive from Fifth to 15th Street on Saturday in Miami Beach during the city’s 15th annual Veterans Day parade.

United Nations, Nov 9 (Prensa Latina) The Secretary General of the United Nations, António Guterres, expressed his concern about the rising tensions around the territorial dispute between Venezuela and Guyana, although he avoided giving an opinion due to the ongoing judicial procedure.

The IDF continues to operate in sectors around Gaza City as it attempted to root out terrorist infrastructure on Wednesday, November 8. This included demolishing and blowing up tunnels used by Hamas. In addition the IDF opened a corridor along a main road for civilians to flee south. The twin challenges of dismantling tunnels and enabling civilians to flee is increasingly part of the ground operation as troops settle into their areas of operation.