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Updated August 10, 2022 - 1:16 AM EDT

		US Warns Africa Not To Buy Russian Besides Grain and Fertilizer
		Russia: Problems Remain With Kaliningrad Transit Despite EU Deal
		Biden Signs Docs Supporting Sweden and Finland Joining NATO

		Pelosi Says Taiwan Trip 'Worth It' Despite Chinese Drills
		Biden Signs $280 Billion Chips/Science Act Meant to Counter China

Viewpoints

	When Will Foreign Leaders Start Asking to Speak to America's Real Government? by Caitlin Johnstone
	AIPAC's New Strategy: Spend Millions on Elections, Don't Mention Israel by Eli Clifton
	The US Remains the Exception on Land Mines by Ursala Knudsen-Latta

	Will Biden Stumble Into a New World War? by Col. Douglas Macgregor
	Western Media and the War on Truth in Ukraine by Marwan Bishara
	There Is More Media Talk About Using Nukes Than Banning Them by Karl Grossman
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Frontline

	Moscow Accuses US of 'Unreasonable and Unnecessary Escalation'
	Defying Fiscal Disruption: Defense Revenues on Top 100 Continue to Climb
	List: Top 100 Defense Firms
	Former Twitter Employee Convicted of Spying for Saudi Arabia

Palestine/Israel

	Israeli Forces Kill Palestinian Boy Protesting Deadly Nablus Raid
	Nablus: New Escalation Feared as Israel Kills Three in West Bank
	Senior Resistance Fighter Killed in Israeli Army Raid
	Twitter Locks Account of Palestine Chronicle's Editor, Dr. Ramzy Baroud
	Israeli Spyware Maker NSO Has 22 Customers in 12 EU Countries. and It's Not Alone
	After Mediating Gaza Ceasefire, Egypt's Envoy Castigates Israel at Security Council
	Palestinians in Gaza Grieve, Assess Damage Following Truce
	Palestinian Workers Forced Off Israeli Bus to Make Way for Jewish Passengers
	Palestine Calls for UN Protection After Israeli Bombing of Gaza
	Child Dies From Serious Wounds Suffered in Northern Gaza
	In Shift, Israel to Allow Palestinians to Fly From Eilat's Ramon Airport
	Latest Israeli Attacks Exacerbate Hardships of Life in Gaza
	Gaza Op Boosts Lapid, but Greater Test Awaits Him Before Israel's Election

Iran

	Russia Puts Iranian Satellite Into Orbit
	Iran Makes First Official Import Order Using Cryptocurrency

Syria

	Turkish Drone Strike Kills Four in Northeast Syria: Monitor
	Three Uzbek Fighters Killed in Clashes in Syria's Idlib
	'Save Rukban' Aid Campaign Launched in Syrian Refugee Camp

Turkey

	Turkey's New Drill Ship to Operate Outside Disputed Waters in Mediterranean
	Turkish Defense Delegation to Visit US for Jet Talks
	Erdogan Plays Up Diplomatic Gains With Eye on Elections

Middle East

	Iraq Daily Roundup: Five Killed
	Yemen's Displaced People Move From War to Flooding in Devastated Marib
	US Officials Attended Detained American's UAE Hearing, State Dept Says
	Hezbollah Warns Israel Against Targeting Palestinian Militants in Lebanon

DR Congo/Rwanda

	US 'Very Concerned' About Reports Rwanda Backing Rebels in DR Congo, Blinken Says
	DR Congo Arrests Opposition Leader Kabund

Africa

	Mali's Army Says 17 Soldiers, 4 Civilians Killed in Tessit Attack
	Roadside Bomb Kills 15 Soldiers in Northern Burkina Faso
	Nigeria Arrests Men Suspected of Deadly Church Attack
	Police Raid Satirical Show Critical of Tunisia President Saied
	Blinken Meets South Africa Leader Ramaphosa, Heads to Congo

US Military

	A Special Operations Op in San Antonio Surprised the Hell Out of Residents
	US Air Force Allows Facebook Comments Criticizing the Service Online After Veteran's Lawsuit
	The 82nd Airborne Awarded Soldiers for the Kabul Evacuation, Then Took the Medals Back for Now
	Twice Accused of Sexual Assault, His US Army Commanders Let Him Go. He Attacked Again.
	NASSCO Awarded $1.4 Billion Contract to Construct US Navy Expeditionary Sea Base, Two Oiler Ships

Ukraine/Russia

	More Than 10.5 Million People Have Crossed Border From Ukraine Since Feb 24: UNHCR
	Russia Says It Destroyed HIMARS Ammunition Depot in Ukraine
	Anti-Aircraft Defense Around Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant Will Be Beefed Up: Russian-Backed Official
	Russia Says Crimea Airbase Blast Was Detonation of Ammunition, Not Attack
	Ukraine Says It Has Creditor Approval for Growth-Related Warrant Changes
	Israel's President Speaks to Putin Over Russian Push to Ban Jewish Non-Profit

The World & Ukraine/Russia

	Ukraine Halted Oil Flows to Europe Over Payment Issue, Russia's Transneft Says
	Belarus to Stage Air Force Drills This Month
	US Approves $89 Million in Mine and Ordnance Clearing Aid for Ukraine
	Roma Refugees Fleeing War in Ukraine Say They Are Suffering Discrimination and Prejudice
	Russia Restricts Imports of Agriculture Products From Moldova
	Five Major Turkish Banks Adopt Russian Payment System
	Estonia, Finland Want Europe to End Russian Tourist Visas
	Russians Buy Turkish Citizenship to Establish New Lives and Businesses
	Russians Under Sanctions Fail to Declare Assets in Line With German Law

Europe

	Greek President Calls for Investigation of Phone Tapping Scandal
	Poland Warns of Repercussions if Brussels Keeps Blocking Funds
	Czech Republic to Purchase Three Heron Drones From Israel

China/Taiwan

	Chinese Drills Simulating Taiwan Blockade May Become New 'Normal'
	Taiwan Bill Looms, and It Could Pose 'Direct Challenge' for US-China Ties
	Top Chinese, South Korean Diplomats Pledge Closer Ties

Afghanistan

	Afghan Journalists Face Restrictions Covering Security Incidents
	Doctors in Kabul Accused of Colluding With Pharmacists
	Beggars Increase on Streets of Kabul Amid Widespread Poverty

Asia

	Nagasaki Marks A-Bombing Anniversary Amid Nuclear War Fears
	Suicide Attack Kills Four Pakistani Soldiers: Army
	South Korea to Join US-Led Weapons of Mass Destruction Drill
	Modi's Party Loses Crucial Indian State After Ally Switches Sides
	Papua New Guinea's New Parliament Returns Marape as PM
	How the Rajapaksa Political Clan Led Sri Lanka to Catastrophe
	Indonesia Defense Minister Prabowo Signals Another Run for Presidency
	Thai PM Prayuth to Stay in Power Another Two Years, His Deputy Says

Americas

	US State Dept. Approves Potential Sale of Javelin Missiles to Brazil: Pentagon
	Venezuela Seeks to Reestablish Military Relations With Colombia, Says Minister
	Peruvian Ex-Military Wanted for Rights Violations Faces Extradition From Spain