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It seems that Fedorov has overplayed his hand in a bid for early elections, on the back of strong anti-Syrskyi sentiment among protesters - yet many were not prepared to support him in challenging Zelensky.

We may be reaching another boiling point after an alleged ballistic missile strike toward the UAE (a first since May), Houthi strikes on shipping and more Iran threats toward the U.S.

Another Israeli airstrike has hit Syria, this time targeting an air base in Idlib. As Russian forces continue to expand their foothold east of the Oskil river.

Today’s newsletter tracks shifting alliances, contested ballots and Ukraine’s front line

Missile and drone strikes continue to hit the regional capital of Mohka, with reports of a ground Houthi offensive toward the city.

Ukraine's military has broken seven months of enforced silence to reveal one of its most significant ground operations since 2023...

Russia's offensive picked up pace in July after a slow start in June as key sectors saw some major tactical shifts.

As the direct conflict between the U.S and Iran has paused, a new front in Yemen has opened.

As both sides continue to be enthralled in a technological arms race to break the stalemate, Russia's new anti-drone system fitted to tanks has proved a success.

Is it a genuine geopolitical victory or a fleeting one.

As countries watch from a distance and learn from the war in Ukraine, Australia is taking the initiative to build an arsenal of autonomous Submarines.

Today we discuss the Kurdistan Region President Nechirvan Barzani meeting with Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa, a step many see being in the right direction.