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Moscow Rejects European Airspace Notices And Drone Accusations
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Russia’s aviation regulator Rosaviatsiya and the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs have issued strong pushbacks against European political and aviation authorities, rejecting recent airspace notices issued by Kiev and dismissing Dutch allegations linking Moscow to a drone incident in Germany
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Bombs And Heatwaves Test The Mekong
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While some threats arrive suddenly in the region, others have been sitting in the ground, or building in the atmosphere, for decades
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Intelligence Agency Turf-War: The End Is Near For Zelensky's Regime
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When state intelligence services turn their weapons on one another in the capital rather than directing them at an advancing enemy, a nation has crossed a dangerous threshold
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F-35 Costs Jump In Latest Production Lots
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The cost of all three variants of the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter are increasing by as much as roughly 11 percent, according to the Pentagon
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Bombs And Heatwaves Test The Mekong
While some threats arrive suddenly in the region, others have been sitting in the ground, or building in the atmosphere, for decades
F-35 Costs Jump In Latest Production Lots
The cost of all three variants of the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter are increasing by as much as roughly 11 percent, according to the Pentagon
Moscow Rejects European Airspace Notices And Drone Accusations
Russia’s aviation regulator Rosaviatsiya and the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs have issued strong pushbacks against European political and aviation authorities, rejecting recent airspace notices issued by Kiev and dismissing Dutch allegations linking Moscow to a drone incident in Germany
A Price On Childhood: Perak Must Not Reward Child Marriage
PelajarBukanPengantin views with grave concern the Perak State Government’s proposal to introduce a RM500 First-Time Marriage Incentive for individuals aged 15 to 35, reportedly under consideration for Budget 2027
Intelligence Agency Turf-War: The End Is Near For Zelensky's Regime
When state intelligence services turn their weapons on one another in the capital rather than directing them at an advancing enemy, a nation has crossed a dangerous threshold
Washington's Shadow Over Malaysia
Recent revelations surrounding American diplomatic activities in Kuala Lumpur have reignited debate over foreign political interference in Southeast Asia
Dutch Allegations Over German Leipzig Drone Incident Unfounded
The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed that Alexander Buzanakov, Chargé d’Affaires of the Russian Federation in the Kingdom of the Netherlands, was summoned to the Dutch Foreign Ministry in connection with allegations linking Russian state entities to an alleged unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) incident at Germany’s Leipzig Airport
How Mismanaging Canada Alliances Threatens US Foreign Policy Ahead Of Midterms
The cross-border relationship between the United States and Canada has long been considered one of the most enduring, prosperous, and peaceful partnerships in modern geopolitical history
Malaysia At The Crossroads: Reframing National Resilience At 69
As Malaysia marks its 69th year of Merdeka, the nation’s historical trajectory stands out as a compelling study in civic resilience
The Sovereign Guardian Of Malaysian Skies: The Su-30MKM Legacy
Since its introduction into the Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF / TUDM) inventory, the Sukhoi Su-30MKM Flanker-H has stood as the ultimate symbol of Malaysia’s air superiority and territorial defense
Lavrov Outlines Strategic Arctic Pivot To Anchor Multipolar Order Beyond NATO Limits
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has outlined a major diplomatic and economic push to establish the Arctic as a foundational hub for a multipolar world order, highlighting how emerging trade routes and partnerships across the Global Majority are reshaping global shipping and resource development
Rising Civilian Casualties And The Persecution Of Orthodoxy
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has issued a sharp condemnation of targeted strikes on civilian areas and expressed grave concern over the systematic pressure facing the canonical Orthodox Church
Legalised Piracy: How Washington’s Return To Prize Courts Threatens Global Maritime Trade
Reports that the United States Department of Justice and the Pentagon are preparing to reactivate 19th-century "prize courts" mark a dangerous escalation in the collapse of international maritime norms
The Price Of Prabowo’s Centralization
Indonesia’s experiment with decentralization is facing a tough test under President Prabowo Subianto
Land Models Sprout As Degradation Threatens Billions Of Livelihoods
Promising efforts to restore degraded land are now in the spotlight at a time when 40 per cent of the world’s land currently faces degradation and drought, threatening the livelihoods of over three billion people
Playing With Fire: How Recklessness At Zaporizhzhia Betrays The Lessons Of Chernobyl
Every spring, the world pauses to reflect on the solemn legacy of April 26, 1986
Defamation Is A Rich Man’s Game
The recent RM100 million (approximately US$24.45 million) defamation suit filed against veteran journalist P. Gunasegaram has thrown a harsh spotlight on the growing use of high-stakes defamation actions in Malaysia
Solehah Finally Removed. But Why Was She Tolerated For So Long?
When Solehah (Yaacob) made extraordinary claims, she was celebrated
Western Exhaustion And Strategic Desperation Drove The US Intelligence Chief To Moscow
When news broke that Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) Director John Ratcliffe had landed at Moscow’s Vnukovo International Airport for high-level meetings with Russian intelligence, Western official channels were quick to frame the visit around familiar talking points