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Russia could launch attack on Nato within 'months not years', Western spy chiefs warn

Western spy chiefs warn that Russia could test NATO with a drone or missile attack within months, not years. The report also notes Putin's party is set for a landslide in a wartime election widely seen as a sham, amid EU concerns over Russian hybrid attacks and sabotage.

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Opinion | In the End, a Good Greenland Deal

The editorial board argues the new U.S.-Denmark-Greenland agreement is strategically beneficial, securing permanent U.S. basing rights and blocking non-NATO bases while deterring Russia and China. It credits Denmark as a model ally but says Trump's bullying threats caused collateral damage to U.S. alliances. The deal is framed as a hedge against Greenlandic independence and a safeguard for Arctic minerals and missile defense.

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Opinion | What Is Saudi Arabia’s Plan for the Houthis?

This opinion piece argues that Saudi Arabia must clarify whether it wants de-escalation or a decisive military response to Houthi attacks. It cites Houthi strikes on Saudi energy infrastructure and civilian sites, including an alleged drone launch at Mecca, and says any successful operation would require a Saudi-led coalition and indispensable American support.

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Opinion | A Quiet Summit Should Alarm Taiwan

This opinion piece argues that President Trump's desire to preserve the status quo in the Taiwan Strait is misguided because Beijing has been steadily increasing pressure on Taiwan. It warns that the upcoming White House summit's calm assurances should alarm Taiwan rather than reassure it.

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Why Trump zeroed in on Greenland, the world’s largest island, mostly covered in ice — in 3 charts

President Trump has reached a security agreement with Denmark and Greenland that would expand U.S. military access and bar China, Russia, and other non-NATO adversaries from bases or sensitive investments. The deal still needs legislative approval and full terms remain undisclosed, as Greenland gains strategic importance amid Arctic competition.

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Opinion | Trump Scores a Win in Greenland

The opinion piece praises President Trump's announced deal with Denmark and Greenland as a strategic win that secures permanent U.S. military access and counters Russian and Chinese influence in the Arctic. It argues the pact fulfills Trump's goals and improves on prior presidents' efforts.

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How a bunch of swashbuckling tech bros upended the way America fights its wars

A review of Sharon Weinberger’s 'Valley of Death' chronicles how Elon Musk, Palantir, Anduril, and other private tech firms disrupted U.S. defense contracting by self-funding weapons and space technology. It treats the shift as a historic divide and raises concerns about private control of war technology and reliance on China.

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Justice overdue: An American hero was murdered on Oct. 7. Israel just hunted down his killer

The article reports Israel's killing of a Hamas commander involved in the Oct. 7, 2023, attack and the abduction of American Israeli tank commander Omer Neutra. It frames the strike as overdue justice for Neutra's family and praises Israeli forces, while emphasizing the family's grief and the American connection.

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Trump says his planned triumphal arch will double as a military complex to store ammunition

President Trump said his planned triumphal arch in Washington DC will also serve as a military complex to store ammunition and deploy drones and snipers. He said the update was requested by the military for national security, but provided no construction details or approval information. The 250-foot arch, planned near Arlington National Cemetery, would feature a golden winged Lady Liberty and gold eagles.

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