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16 January

More Heavy Weapons for Ukraine ‘In the Near Future’: NATO Chief

Ukraine can expect more deliveries of heavy weapons from Western countries soon, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg told German media.

13 January

Asia Pacific

Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida speaks to reporters

Staff Writer With AFP

Japan Racks up New Security Deals With Eyes on China

Space defense, US troop deployments and a "significant" deal with Britain are some of the souvenirs in Japan's PM Kishida's diplomatic tour.

13 January

Middle East

Staff Writer With AFP

Improved Syria-Turkey Ties Should Seek End to ‘Occupation:’ Assad

Syria's President Assad said a Moscow-brokered rapprochement with Turkey should aim for "the end of occupation" by Ankara of parts of Syria.

12 January

Europe

Staff Writer With AFP

Putin Signals Impatience Over Ukraine War in Commander Switch

President Vladimir Putin's move to replace his top commander in Ukraine is a sign of military disarray and his growing impatience in a war Russia is not winning, analysts said.

12 January

Africa

South Sudanese government soldiers sit in a pick-up truck at the military base in Malakal, northern South Sudan, on October 16, 2016.

Staff Writer With AFP

UN in South Sudan Says Three Aid Workers Killed

Three aid workers have been murdered this month in South Sudan and a disputed border area, the UN's emergency response agency said.

11 January

Europe

Staff Writer With AFP

Kyiv Can Win War in 2023 With Western Missiles: Presidency

Ukraine can win the war this year if Western powers increase weapons supplies, particularly long-range missile systems, Ukrainian presidential adviser Mykhaylo Podolyak said.

11 January

Africa