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Musharraf’s legacy: A conflicted Pakistan and a bristling military

Pakistani police officers stand guard on May 5, 2011, outside the Abbottabad, Pakistan, compound where Osama Bin Laden was killed by U.S....

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Ukrainian military reports attacks at dozens of points across the eastern front

A Ukrainian soldier evacuates a woman from her home in the village of Makiivka, near the Russian-held city of Kreminna, in eastern...

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A frantic search for survivors as quake death toll tops 3,000

By MURAT GURES, SAFAK TIMUR, BEN HUBBARD and RAJA ABDULRAHIM Rescuers in Turkey and Syria were desperately combing the rubble in search...

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Balloon incident highlights fragile state of US-China relationship

Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken, right, in July with China’s foreign minister at the time, Wang Yi, in Bali, Indonesia. By DAVID...

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Ties to Kabul bombing put Islamic State leader in Somalia in US crosshairs

A victim of the suicide bombing outside the airport during the U.S. military evacuation arrives at a hospital in Kabul, Afghanistan, Aug....

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When it comes to building its own defense, Europe has blinked

Ukrainian soldiers with an American-made M777 howitzer in the Donetsk region of Ukraine, May 22, 2022. By STEVEN ERLANGER Russia’s...

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Fierce battle rages for ‘every stairwell’ in Bakhmut, Russian paramilitary leader says

Mourners attend a funeral ceremony for Belarusian military volunteer Eduard Lobov at the Co-Cathedral of St. Alexander in Kyiv, Ukraine...

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Hard drinking and murky finances: How an American veterans group imploded in Ukraine

Rob, left, a member of the Mozart Group, training Ukrainian soldiers last year. By JEFFREY GETTLEMAN Andrew Milburn, a former American...

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