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The US military released footage showing what they say are military strikes on Iranian radar sites., US says Iranian radar sites hit in Goruk and Qeshm Island NewsFeed The US military released footage showing what they say are military strikes on Iranian radar sites. CENTCOM claims its forces shot downContinue Reading

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Fifteen years have passed since the historic raid that killed the world’s most-wanted terrorist, Osama bin Laden. In May 2011, Mark Kelton served as the CIA’s top official in Pakistan, where bin Laden met his demise. Kelton shared with host Nick Schifrin the moment when he saw live footage ofContinue Reading

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Felix Light is the first Reuters journalist to travel to Turkmenistan in more than 10 years. The former Soviet state, bordered by Iran, Afghanistan, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, has strong economic ties to China, but has isolated itself from Russian and western influences. Now Turkmenistan is starting to show signs ofContinue Reading

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Welcome to The Iron Triangle, the Cipher Brief column serving Procurement Officers tasked with buying the future, Investors funding the next generation of defense technology, and the Policy Wonks analyzing its impact on the global order. On January 12, 2026, Secretary Hegseth’s office published a memo that ought to beContinue Reading

Ferrari Boss Says Brand Will Still Make Petrol Powered Cars

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Ferrari’s first electric vehicle, the Luce, was unveiled last week and has sparked considerable controversy. While current CEO Benedetto Vigna has had to defend the model, a former Ferrari chief claimed the car risked “killing a legend”. He is now assuring Ferrari supporters that the company will keep producing cars with combustion engines…Continue Reading