The Israeli army has mobilized another reserve brigade for deployment in Lebanon. The aim, according to a military statement from Friday, is to continue the fight against the pro-Iranian Hezbollah militia and achieve Israel’s war objectives, including the return of displaced residents from the northern regions of Israel to their homes. The st
Former NFL quarterback Jay Cutler charged with DUI
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NATO chief charges Russia with violation of Romanian airspace
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte charged Russia with violating Romanian airspace on Friday after a meeting of the alliance’s defence ministers in Brussels. Rutte expressed full solidarity for Romania and commended the Romanian Air Force and NATO’s top military commander for their “quick and effective response” to the incide
Double trouble and dancing troupes: Africa’s top shots
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Tokyo inflation likely to miss BOJ target for first time in five months: Reuters poll
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