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Voters in much of the upper Northern Panhandle will be asked to choose from two Republican candidates for state senator when they cast their ballots during earl

Voters in much of the upper Northern Panhandle will be asked to choose from two Republican candidates for state senator when they cast their ballots during earl

In the complex tapestry of global relations, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North Korea) has long been a source of concern and strategic calculations. As the international community grapples with a myriad of geopolitical challenges, North Korea's diplomatic manoeuvres present both near-term opportunities and long-term risks. The central dilemma revolves around the question: can…

The passage by Congress of the latest aid package to Ukraine was met with cheers, but there is ample reason for caution.

The United States faces an intensifying cyberattack threat from China, particularly targeting critical infrastructure like the energy grid, yet cybersecurity measures are largely overlooked in the clean energy sectors rapid expansion.

White House issues national security memorandum on critical infrastructure protection

On April 30, 2024, the White House announced that President Biden signed a new critical infrastructure memorandum, titled National Security Memorandum on Critical Infrastructure...

North Korea may be prepared to reduce his provocations and provide a more peaceful atmosphere on the peninsula in exchange for what would be longer-term gains for Pyongyang. But is short-term peace worth making it possible for North Korea to establish a dominant position on the Korean peninsula in the coming years?

The US Congress authorized a $95 billion military aid package for continuing the wars in Ukraine and Gaza as well as for war preparations against China. - Roger D. Harris for Antiwar.com