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Strikes at French refineries triggered by inflation and pension reform could lead to fuel shortages in the country

Military officials said the US Army fell 25% short of its recruitment goal in fiscal year 2022

A farm tractor pulling a wagon full of Hindu pilgrims in northern India has fallen into a pond, leaving 26 people dead

US defense chief Lloyd Austin says he sees no imminent threat of a Chinese ‘invasion’ of Taiwan

Yemen’s Houthi rebels warned that they could target oil companies in Saudi Arabia and the UAE, as a six-month ceasefire expired on Sunday

Retired US General David Petraeus claims the US would eliminate all Russian forces if President Putin uses a nuclear weapon in Ukraine 

Floridians are now grappling with the catastrophic effects of Hurricane Ian. Those who live in Florida’s Southwest coastline are describing their community as a “war zone”

Brussels is reportedly considering excluding the services of maritime pilots from the latest round of sanctions on Moscow

Russia will return to the top tier of international hockey once its ban has ended, the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) confirmed

A suicide bomber attacked the Kaaj learning center killing at least 19, a police spokesman said

US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has declined to comment on who was behind the Nord Stream leaks, calling for a full investigation

Swedish authorities are concerned that the Nord Stream attack may have affected an undersea power cable

Denmark's World Cup jersey contains a protest against Qatar's human rights record, according to kit manufacturers Hummel

The US, Japan and South Korea will conduct a joint naval exercise involving a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier

Tallinn will increase its defense spending to 2.7% of gross domestic product (GDP) in 2023, equivalent to over 1 billion euros ($966 billion), for the first time, the government said on Thursday.