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Israel to halt French defense imports amid tensions over Iran war policies

Jerusalem— Israel will reduce its defense imports from France to “zero,” its defense ministry said on Tuesday, citing a series

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Bolsonaro heir lauds Trump resurgence, targets Brazil presidency

Texas — Brazilian senator Flavio Bolsonaro on Saturday praised the second term of U.S. President Donald Trump and pledged a

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Taiwan says U.S. F-16V deliveries to begin this year after delays

Taipei— Taiwan said deliveries of delayed F-16V fighter jets from the United States will begin this year, with production now

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Saudi expels Iranian military staff, cites violations after reported attacks

Riyadh— Saudi Arabia has expelled several Iranian military officials and condemned what it described as “blatant” attacks by Iran against

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Switzerland Moves Toward Carefully Easing Arms Export Rules Amid Industry Push

Zurich – Switzerland is moving closer to adopting a revised framework for arms exports, marking a carefully balanced step that

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