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U.S. Admits Anti-Vax Propaganda Campaign in Philippines to Undermine China
The U.S. Defense Department has admitted to conducting a covert propaganda campaign in the Philippines aimed at discrediting China's Sinovac COVID-19 vaccine. This admission, confirmed in a June 25 document and highlighted by a former top Philippine government official, underscores the extent of psychological operations employed by the U.S. during the pandemic. 
The U.S. Defense Department has admitted to conducting a covert propaganda campaign in the Philippines aimed at discrediting China's Sinovac COVID-19 vaccine. This admission, confirmed in a June 25 document and highlighted by a former top Philippine government official, underscores the extent of psychological operations employed by the U.S. during the pandemic. -
Israel Orders New Evacuations in Gaza Amid Intensified Military Offensive
Israel has issued new evacuation orders for residents in Gaza's southern city of Khan Younis, warning it would intensify its military operations in the area. This comes as part of a renewed offensive that has already displaced tens of thousands and caused significant casualties. 
Israel has issued new evacuation orders for residents in Gaza's southern city of Khan Younis, warning it would intensify its military operations in the area. This comes as part of a renewed offensive that has already displaced tens of thousands and caused significant casualties. -
UK Drops Opposition to ICC Arrest Warrant for Israeli Leaders
The UK government has decided not to challenge the International Criminal Court's (ICC) jurisdiction over potential war crimes committed by Israeli leaders. This decision, announced on Friday, marks a departure from the previous administration's stance and could pave the way for international legal action against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Yoav Gallant. 
The UK government has decided not to challenge the International Criminal Court's (ICC) jurisdiction over potential war crimes committed by Israeli leaders. This decision, announced on Friday, marks a departure from the previous administration's stance and could pave the way for international legal action against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Yoav Gallant. -
French Rail Network Sabotaged Ahead of Paris Olympics Opening Ceremony
France's high-speed rail network was struck by a series of coordinated sabotage attacks on Friday, just hours before the highly anticipated opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics. The attacks, described as "an attack on France" by SNCF CEO Jean-Pierre Farandou, have led to significant disruptions, impacting thousands of travelers. 
France's high-speed rail network was struck by a series of coordinated sabotage attacks on Friday, just hours before the highly anticipated opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics. The attacks, described as "an attack on France" by SNCF CEO Jean-Pierre Farandou, have led to significant disruptions, impacting thousands of travelers. -
Harris Urges Netanyahu to End Gaza Conflict, Secure Hostages' Release
Vice President Kamala Harris urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to secure a ceasefire with Hamas to facilitate the return of hostages held in Gaza since October 7. Harris, who is poised to be the Democratic presidential nominee, emphasized the urgency of the situation during a meeting with Netanyahu at the White House on Thursday. 
Vice President Kamala Harris urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to secure a ceasefire with Hamas to facilitate the return of hostages held in Gaza since October 7. Harris, who is poised to be the Democratic presidential nominee, emphasized the urgency of the situation during a meeting with Netanyahu at the White House on Thursday. -
Biden and Netanyahu Meet Amid High Stakes and Simmering Tensions
President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met in the Oval Office Thursday, in what could be their final face-to-face discussion before Biden leaves office. The meeting was marked by cordiality, despite underlying tensions over the ongoing Gaza conflict and broader Middle East issues. 
President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met in the Oval Office Thursday, in what could be their final face-to-face discussion before Biden leaves office. The meeting was marked by cordiality, despite underlying tensions over the ongoing Gaza conflict and broader Middle East issues. -
U.S. Intercepts Russian and Chinese Bombers Off Alaskan Coast
The U.S. military intercepted several Russian and Chinese bombers in international airspace near Alaska on Wednesday. This unprecedented event marks the first time Russian and Chinese aircraft have jointly entered the Alaska Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ), highlighting the increasing military activities in the region. 
The U.S. military intercepted several Russian and Chinese bombers in international airspace near Alaska on Wednesday. This unprecedented event marks the first time Russian and Chinese aircraft have jointly entered the Alaska Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ), highlighting the increasing military activities in the region. -
200,000 Children and Vulnerable Adults Abused in New Zealand's Care System Over Seven Decades, Inquiry Reveals
New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon issued a heartfelt apology and promised sweeping reforms on Wednesday after a harrowing public inquiry found that approximately 200,000 children, young people, and vulnerable adults were subjected to abuse in state and religious care over the past 70 years. 
New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon issued a heartfelt apology and promised sweeping reforms on Wednesday after a harrowing public inquiry found that approximately 200,000 children, young people, and vulnerable adults were subjected to abuse in state and religious care over the past 70 years. -
Tensions High as Netanyahu Condemns Protesters, Reaffirms U.S.-Israel Alliance in Congressional Address
In a rare address to Congress, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu drew stark parallels between the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel and historic U.S. tragedies such as Pearl Harbor and 9/11. His impassioned speech aimed to fortify the U.S.-Israel relationship while addressing widespread protests and criticisms of his handling of the Gaza war. 
In a rare address to Congress, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu drew stark parallels between the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel and historic U.S. tragedies such as Pearl Harbor and 9/11. His impassioned speech aimed to fortify the U.S.-Israel relationship while addressing widespread protests and criticisms of his handling of the Gaza war. -
North Korean Trash Balloons Land on South Korea's Presidential Compound, Escalating Tensions
In a bizarre turn of events that underscores the escalating tensions between North and South Korea, a balloon carrying a bag of trash from North Korea landed on the presidential compound in Seoul. This incident, which occurred on Wednesday, has heightened security concerns and brought to light the unusual methods being employed in the ongoing cross-border skirmishes. 
In a bizarre turn of events that underscores the escalating tensions between North and South Korea, a balloon carrying a bag of trash from North Korea landed on the presidential compound in Seoul. This incident, which occurred on Wednesday, has heightened security concerns and brought to light the unusual methods being employed in the ongoing cross-border skirmishes.
