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Chad is deploying 800 police force members to Haiti as part of a UN-sanctioned mission to combat gang violence.

A commentary discusses the current global political and economic landscape, emphasizing the need to recognize harsh realities instead of clinging to nostalgic views.

The multinational air exercise 'Iniochos 2026' concluded recently, showcasing the participation of several countries and a wide range of aircraft.

Italian President Sergio Mattarella delivered a lecture at the University of Salamanca, emphasizing the need for European leaders to reclaim their international roles.

The article discusses how the United States' military operations in Venezuela and subsequent war against Iran reflect a shift towards a reliance on force rather than diplomacy in international relations.

The ongoing wars in the Middle East and Ukraine are complicating international navigation and prompting new air and maritime routes to be established as global integration falters.

The Indonesian government has announced the suspension of its plan to send troops to Gaza due to the worsening situation in the Middle East.

U.S. President Donald Trump is intensifying pressure on South Korea to participate in the naval escort task force in the Strait of Hormuz amidst the escalating U.S.-Iran conflict.

Australia and Japan have refused to participate in a military mission to ensure the security of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz following Donald Trump's call for an international force.

Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry is visiting Qatar as part of a Gulf tour aimed at discussing regional developments and the formation of an Arab joint force.

The Indian Air Force is preparing for its largest multinational air exercise, 'Tarang Shakti 2.0', set to take place at the end of this year in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, involving fighter jets from multiple friendly nations.

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni seeks to unite opposition leaders regarding international crises, but divisions persist among them, particularly over Iran.

Supreme Court Minister Dias Toffoli has archived an investigation regarding the cooperation agreement between the Lava Jato task force and Transparency International Brazil, stating there were insufficient elements to pursue the case further.

Russia is preparing to introduce legislation that allows its military to protect citizens residing abroad.

Colonel Gómez de Agreda discusses the implications of the recent U.S. attack and the international dynamics surrounding the conflict involving Iran and its regional partners.

The article discusses how Donald Trump is repeating several mistakes made by George W. Bush in Iraq, particularly in relation to Iran's foreign relations and the use of military force.

On International Women's Day, Brazil's Air Force Academy celebrated a historic milestone by graduating its first class of female infantry officers.

Three soldiers from the UN peacekeeping force UNIFIL were injured at their base in southern Lebanon during clashes between Israel and the pro-Iranian Hezbollah militia.

The article discusses the military techniques employed by the United States in its operations against Iran.

The article discusses the implications of international law regarding the massacre of civilians in the context of the ongoing war in Iran, as explained by legal expert Sarah Scialom.

China presents itself as a stabilizing force in global geopolitics amid ongoing international conflicts, as discussed by Prime Minister Li Qiang during the National People's Congress.

The Esquadrilha da Fumaça will perform an air show at the Brigadeiro Cabral Airport in Divinópolis on Saturday as part of a celebration for International Women's Day.

Experts suggest that the recent military attack by the U.S. and Israel on Iran raises serious concerns regarding violations of international law.

The US has praised the development of an international anti-gang force in Haiti, but significant challenges remain for holding credible elections amid violence from armed groups.

A Bolivian Air Force plane, reportedly a Lockheed C-130 Hercules, crashed near the El Alto International Airport, causing injuries and damage to the area.

The article discusses the importance of regional cooperation among the Nordic countries and the Baltic states for Estonia, especially in the context of supporting Ukraine amid an uncertain international landscape.

Greek Environment and Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou discussed bilateral energy cooperation with US officials Doug Burgum and Chris Wright, focusing on recent energy agreements and their strategic implications.

Greek Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou met with U.S. energy officials Doug Bergkam and Chris Wright in Washington to discuss energy agreements and bilateral cooperation.

Brazil has partnered with Interpol to form a new task force aimed at combating organized crime across South America, particularly focusing on international drug trafficking.

Morocco has pledged to send soldiers and financial assistance to contribute to the international stabilization force in Gaza as part of President Trump's peace vision.

The US Supreme Court may be required to return over $175 billion in tariffs imposed by Donald Trump if it rules against those emergency tariffs.

René Värk discusses the importance of international law as a stabilizing force in current geopolitical challenges.

Turkey has expressed its intent to send soldiers as part of an international stabilization force to Gaza, emphasizing its commitment to regional security.

The UK government has denied the US request to use British air force bases for potential attacks on Iran, escalating tensions between the UK and the US.

Donald Trump's newly established 'peace council' held its first meeting, focusing on international conflict resolution and the situation in Gaza.

The first 'Peace Council' meeting, initiated by Donald Trump, focused on ensuring peace in Gaza and other conflict-affected regions, though major powers have opted not to participate.

Five countries, including Indonesia, Morocco, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, and Albania, have committed to providing troops for an international stabilization force in Gaza.

A US general announced the composition and mission of an upcoming peacekeeping force planned for Gaza, aiming to stabilize the region and aid in rebuilding efforts.

The commander of the International Stabilization Force in Gaza, General Jasper Gievers, announced that five countries are committed to sending troops to Gaza for the mission.

Five countries, including Indonesia, have expressed willingness to participate in an international stabilization force in Gaza, according to American General Jasper Jeffers.

Five countries have offered to contribute troops to an international security force for Gaza, according to the force commander Jasper Jeffers during a meeting hosted by Trump's 'Peace Council'.

The United States is planning to build a military base in Gaza, intended to accommodate 5,000 soldiers and include an international peacekeeping force.

The Trump administration is planning to set up a military base in the southern Gaza Strip for an international stabilization force expected to serve 5,000 soldiers.

Trump's administration is reportedly planning to establish a 5,000-person military base in Gaza, intended to support the International Stabilization Force.

The U.S. administration plans to build a military base in the Gaza Strip for 5,000 troops, as reported by The Guardian.

The Trump administration has revealed plans for a large military base in Gaza intended for an International Stabilization Force.

Most countries are hesitant to join the international force intended for stability in Gaza, primarily due to unclear operational boundaries and the insistence on disarming resistance groups.

A U.S. military operation targeting suspected drug trafficking boats in the Caribbean and Pacific has resulted in 11 fatalities, reigniting international debates surrounding the legality of such force.

Indonesia is preparing to send a thousand soldiers to Gaza as part of a proposed multinational peacekeeping force.

Trump's Board of Peace has claimed to gather thousands of troops and billions in funding for a proposed international stabilization force in Gaza.