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Panama Canal Security Takes Center Stage in High-Level US Military Talks

The US Southern Command leader has visited Panama to discuss security cooperation and the Panama Canal expansion. The meeting aimed to strengthen regional security ties between the two countries. The visit focused on maritime security and the importance of the Panama Canal to global trade, with discussions on how to enhance security measures to protect the vital waterway. Read the full story here

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Vietnam’s Online Gag: New Decree Chokes Free Expression, Says Rights Group

Vietnam's new government regulations, known as Decree 147, give authorities increased powers to control social media and prevent dissent. The decree requires users to verify their accounts and social media companies to store data in Vietnam, making it easier to track down critics. The regulations also prevent users from engaging in citizen journalism and require companies to remove posts deemed illegal within 24 hours. Social media companies have until late March to comply, and it…

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India and Russia Forge Deeper Military Cooperation with Landmark Logistics Agreement

Russia and India have signed a new defense logistics agreement, the Reciprocal Exchange of Logistics Agreement (RELOS), to enhance military cooperation. The pact aims to improve coordination between the two countries in areas such as military exercises and disaster relief operations. The agreement is expected to boost interoperability between the Russian and Indian armed forces, enabling more effective joint operations. Russia and India have a long history of defense collaboration, with Russia being India's largest…

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South China Sea Skies Heat Up: Beijing’s Blame Game Against Manila

A recent incident occurred on Feb. 18, where a Chinese military helicopter flew within 3 meters of a Philippines Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources plane over the contested Scarborough Shoal, sparking condemnation from Washington and Manila. The Philippines and the US have called on China to refrain from coercive actions and settle disputes peacefully in accordance with international law, amid rising tensions in the South China Sea. Read the full story here

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French Leader Suddenly Remembers They Have Dignity, Cancels Speech After Realizing They’d Be Sharing Stage With Guy Who Uses ‘Alumni of the Tiki Torch Industry’ as a Bio Line

I mean, who doesn't love a good Nazi salute to get the party started, right? But, apparently, the French leader wasn't having it, and canceled their speech at CPAC after Bannon's little mishap. And, honestly, who can blame them? I'd cancel too if I had to share the stage with someone who thinks it's okay to throw up a Heil Hitler like it's a frat boy's secret handshake. And, let's be real, CPAC is already…

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National Unity: Ukrainians Unite Behind Zelenskyy Amid US Scandal

Ukrainians are increasingly concerned about the country's relationship with the United States, as President Donald Trump's comments have raised tensions between the two nations. The Ukrainian people are uniting behind their president, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, despite past criticisms, as they face a new threat from their once-staunch ally, the United States, in addition to the ongoing conflict with Russia. Read the full story here

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Waters Drawn: Chinese Warships Spark Disruption to Air Travel Between Australia and New Zealand

Chinese warships have conducted a live-fire drill in international waters between Australia and New Zealand, prompting commercial flights to divert their course. The drill, involving three Chinese naval ships, was notified to the Australian defence department and was conducted in accordance with international law, with no reported surface-to-air firing. Read the full story here

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Locked Out: When Systems Say No

An access denied error occurred when attempting to view a webpage related to Vietnam and the South China Sea. The error message included a reference number for further investigation. A specific URL was blocked, with an error code and a link to an error page provided for more information. Read the full story here

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Trump’s Ego Spontaneously Combusts, Nation Shocked by Sudden Lack of Hot Air

Because who needs the Department of Education, right? I mean, what's the point of educating our future generations when we can just, you know, figure it out as we go? But seriously, Congress has to decide whether or not to keep the Department of Education, and let's be real, it's not like Elon Musk is going to swoop in and save the day (although, that would be kind of amazing). And I'm not even kidding,…

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Beijing Throws Support Behind Trump’s Ukrainian Peace Initiative Amidst G20 Summit

China has announced its support for US President Trump's bid to broker peace in Ukraine during the recent G20 summit. This move comes as a surprise, given the differing views of major US allies on the matter. The statement highlights a notable divergence in international responses to the Ukraine crisis, with many US allies choosing to rally behind Ukraine's President Zelenskiy instead, underscoring the complexities of global diplomacy at play. Read the full story here

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