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U.S. Sanctions Colombian-Linked Recruiters Feeding RSF War in Sudan

Washington seeks to cut off recruitment pipelines that send ex-Colombian soldiers to the RSF.

House Republicans Move to Penalize Foreign Copying of U.S. AI Models

Reports Tie Iran’s New Supreme Leader to Concealed Global Wealth Network

UN Security Council Renews Taliban Sanctions Monitoring After Report Finds Permissive Environment for TTP in Afghanistan

U.S. Sanctions Lebanon Gold Exchange Jood SARL, Expands Crackdown on Hezbollah Financing

Investigations Link Mojtaba Khamenei to £100 Million in London Mansions

U.S. Seizes Seventh Tanker Linked to Venezuela as Southcom Captures Sagitta

U.S. Treasury Removes Several Russia Supply‑Chain Firms From Sanctions

Primakov Says Berlin’s Russian House Will Stay Open Despite Closure Calls

EU Blacklists Franco‑Russian Commentator Xavier Moreau Over Pro‑Kremlin Propaganda

Sudanese Il-76 Crashes on Landing at Port Sudan Airbase, Killing Crew

U.S. Grants Temporary Waiver for Lukoil-Branded Gas Stations Outside Russia Through April 2026

UK Inquiry Says Putin Approved GRU’s Skripal Novichok Plot

U.S. Lifts Sanctions on Bosnian Serb Leader Milorad Dodik and 47 Associates

Freed Hamas Operative Abdel Nasser Issa Set to Speak at Athens University

Iran Ends JCPOA Nuclear Limits as Deal Formally Expires

US Treasury Sanctions Aeza Group and Affiliates in New Crackdown on Bulletproof Hosting

Iran Installs Sanctioned Generals as Top Military Chiefs After Israeli Strikes

US Sanctions Charities and Leaders Accused of Funding Hamas and PFLP

Alleged Putin Daughter Working Under Alias at Paris Anti-War Galleries