Politics
Report Condemns 2016 South China Sea Ruling as Illegal
New report by Chinese institutions argues the 2016 South China Sea arbitration ruling contradicts international judicial practice on its 10th anniversary.
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MilitaryPolitics
US Strike on Drug Boat Kills 3, Bringing Total to 211
A US military strike on a suspected drug boat in the eastern Pacific killed 3, bringing Operation Southern Spear's total to at least 211.
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InternationalPolitics
Belgian Gaza Flotilla Crew: Safety Depended on Passport
Belgian crew of the Gaza flotilla describe harrowing treatment by Israeli forces, revealing a hierarchy of safety based on nationality and passport.
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Military & DefensePolitics
Service Members Flood Hotlines Over US Boat Strikes
US service members flood military hotlines with concerns about boat strikes that have killed over 200 people in the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific.
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MilitaryPolitics
US Strikes on Drug Boats Kill Over 200, Raising Questions
US strikes on suspected drug boats under Operation Southern Spear have killed over 200 people, sparking debate over legality and effectiveness.
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International PoliticsU.S. Politics
U.S. Indicts Raúl Castro Over 1996 Civilian Plane Shootdown
The U.S. indicts former Cuban President Raúl Castro for the 1996 shootdown of two civilian planes, escalating Trump administration pressure on Cuba.
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International Law and Politics
DOJ Opens New Criminal Probe Targeting Maduro in Miami
Federal prosecutors in Miami open a new criminal probe into Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro amid concerns the existing case may be weak.
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