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ABC News reported that a Russian-born Australian Army private and her Russian-born husband were the first people charged under the 2018 espionage laws after allegedly seeking sensitive defence material for Russian authorities.
In Gaza Pier Setback, Espionage Allegations and Political Strains Across AfricaJuly 12, 2024Reuters reported that the troubled U.S.-built Gaza aid pier was expected to be permanently dismantled and that the Pentagon estimated its first 90 days would cost about $230 million.
In Gaza Pier Setback, Espionage Allegations and Political Strains Across AfricaJuly 12, 2024The Washington Post reported that U.S. intelligence warned Germany of an alleged Russian plot to assassinate Rheinmetall chief Armin Papperger, whose company supplied artillery shells and tanks to Ukraine.
In Gaza Pier Setback, Espionage Allegations and Political Strains Across AfricaJuly 12, 2024The U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee states that a Russian court sentenced Evan Gershkovich to 16 years in a high-security penal colony on espionage charges.
In Off Leash Update: Russia, China, Venezuela, Israel and Islamic StateJuly 20, 2024The International Court of Justice found Israel’s continued presence in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, unlawful under international law.
In Off Leash Update: Russia, China, Venezuela, Israel and Islamic StateJuly 20, 2024Semafor reports that Trump said Taiwan should pay the United States for its defense and that TSMC shares dropped 2.4% after his comments.
In Off Leash Update: Russia, China, Venezuela, Israel and Islamic StateJuly 20, 2024The Guardian reported that North Korean rubbish balloons landed at South Korea’s presidential compound and that investigators found no danger or contamination.
In Off Leash Update: Diplomatic Maneuvering, Security Incidents and Energy DevelopmentsJuly 25, 2024The Guardian reported that French authorities arrested a Russian chef suspected of planning large-scale destabilization during the Paris Olympics in a case not believed to be terrorism-related.
In Off Leash Update: Diplomatic Maneuvering, Security Incidents and Energy DevelopmentsJuly 25, 2024Africanews reports heavy fighting involving Tuareg rebels, Wagner personnel and Mali’s army near Algeria, with two Malian soldiers killed and Wagner fighters captured.
Le Monde reports that electoral authorities awarded Maduro 51.2% while opposition leader María Corina Machado asserted that Edmundo González had won with 70%.
In Election dispute in Venezuela, regional conflict risks, and infrastructure attacks in FranceJuly 30, 2024The Guardian reports that the Golan Heights strike killed 12 children, Israel authorized Netanyahu and Gallant to determine its response, and drone strikes near Chaqra killed two people and wounded three.
In Election dispute in Venezuela, regional conflict risks, and infrastructure attacks in FranceJuly 30, 2024GPB reported that 16 detainees, including Evan Gershkovich and Paul Whelan, were exchanged for eight Russians, including Vadim Krasikov.
In Off Leash Update: Prisoner Swap, F-16 Transfer and Multiple Political-Security FlashpointsAugust 2, 2024Ukraine's presidency announced on August 4, 2024, that F-16 aircraft were already in Ukraine, confirming their initial arrival.
In Off Leash Update: Prisoner Swap, F-16 Transfer and Multiple Political-Security FlashpointsAugust 2, 2024Secretary of State Antony Blinken stated that the United States concluded Edmundo González Urrutia won the most votes in Venezuela's July 28 presidential election.
In Off Leash Update: Prisoner Swap, F-16 Transfer and Multiple Political-Security FlashpointsAugust 2, 2024Reuters reported that Hamas selected Yahya Sinwar to succeed political chief Ismail Haniyeh and described Sinwar as an architect of the October 7 attack.
In Political transitions and conflict developments across Bangladesh, China, Venezuela, Gaza, Russia and the SahelAugust 7, 2024Le Monde reported that student leaders proposed Muhammad Yunus and agreed with President Mohammed Shahabuddin and army officials that he would lead the interim government after Sheikh Hasina fled.
In Political transitions and conflict developments across Bangladesh, China, Venezuela, Gaza, Russia and the SahelAugust 7, 2024Reuters reported that a Long March 6 rocket placed the first 18 satellites of China's Thousand Sails constellation into orbit as a planned rival to Starlink.
In Political transitions and conflict developments across Bangladesh, China, Venezuela, Gaza, Russia and the SahelAugust 7, 2024CBS News reported that the White House was preparing for a potentially significant Iranian and proxy attack as soon as that week in retaliation for the killings of Hamas and Hezbollah leaders.
In Ukraine’s Kursk Incursion, Venezuelan Crackdown and Middle East Force MovementsAugust 13, 2024Agence France-Presse reported that Venezuela's opposition called for worldwide demonstrations on August 17 in support of its claimed election victory.
In Ukraine’s Kursk Incursion, Venezuelan Crackdown and Middle East Force MovementsAugust 13, 2024Reuters reported Ukraine's claim of controlling about 1,000 square kilometers and the Kursk acting governor's statement that Ukrainian forces controlled 28 settlements.
In Ukraine’s Kursk Incursion, Venezuelan Crackdown and Middle East Force MovementsAugust 13, 2024The Associated Press reports that Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad claimed the Tel Aviv bombing, which killed the attacker after apparently detonating prematurely and wounded a bystander.
In Gaza talks, Kursk operations and South China Sea collisionAugust 20, 2024The Guardian reports that Ukraine destroyed a third bridge over the Seym River in Kursk, the last major crossing on that part of the front after two earlier bridge losses.
In Gaza talks, Kursk operations and South China Sea collisionAugust 20, 2024Voice of America reports that Blinken said Netanyahu had accepted the U.S. bridging proposal for a Gaza ceasefire deal.
In Gaza talks, Kursk operations and South China Sea collisionAugust 20, 2024The Israeli military stated that its forces recovered the bodies of six hostages from an underground tunnel in the Khan Younis area.
In Off Leash: Political and security developments across seven theatersAugust 21, 2024The Associated Press reported that Blinken ended his August 20, 2024 Middle East visit after meetings in Egypt and Qatar without securing a ceasefire breakthrough.
In Off Leash: Political and security developments across seven theatersAugust 21, 2024The Associated Press report states that Venezuela’s Supreme Court backed Nicolás Maduro’s claimed election victory and declared opposition-published voting tallies forged.
In Ukraine battlefield claims, Venezuela election dispute, and new Taliban restrictionsAugust 23, 2024UNAMA confirms the Taliban promulgated a 35-article morality law restricting personal conduct, including women’s voices outside the home and glances at unfamiliar members of the opposite sex.
In Ukraine battlefield claims, Venezuela election dispute, and new Taliban restrictionsAugust 23, 2024The Associated Press report states that the UAE accepted the Taliban-appointed ambassador’s credentials on August 21, 2024, following China’s earlier acceptance of a Taliban ambassador.
In Ukraine battlefield claims, Venezuela election dispute, and new Taliban restrictionsAugust 23, 2024The CTBTO record shows no signatures for India, North Korea and Pakistan and signatures without ratification dates for China, Egypt, Iran, Israel and the United States.
In Off Leash Update: Conflict, Diplomacy and SanctionsAugust 27, 2024The EU statement called for publication and independent verification of Venezuela’s voting records and said available copies indicated Edmundo González Urrutia won by a significant majority.
In Off Leash Update: Conflict, Diplomacy and SanctionsAugust 27, 2024Le Monde reported major Israeli and Hezbollah attacks on August 25 followed by messages from both sides that they wanted to halt the exchange, with each claiming success.
In Off Leash Update: Conflict, Diplomacy and SanctionsAugust 27, 2024The Carter Center found that results forms covering 81.7% of polling stations recorded 7,156,462 votes for González and 3,241,461 for Maduro and concluded that the CNE-announced result was statistically impossible.
In Off Leash Update: Election Tensions, Conflict Developments and Strategic CompetitionAugust 28, 2024Reuters reported that Venezuelan opposition groups gathered for a fourth time on August 28, 2024, to protest the July 28 election result.
The UN bulletin described an Israeli security operation beginning on August 27–28 in the northern West Bank as being on a scale not experienced there for two decades.
In Off Leash Update: Election Tensions, Conflict Developments and Strategic CompetitionAugust 28, 2024The IACHR states that María Corina Machado adviser Perkins Rocha was detained by armed, hooded officials on August 27, 2024.
In Venezuela pressure, Gaza vaccination plans and Ukraine strikes lead 29 August updateAugust 29, 2024WHO states that a Gaza polio campaign was planned for late August 2024 to vaccinate more than 640,000 children under humanitarian pauses.
In Venezuela pressure, Gaza vaccination plans and Ukraine strikes lead 29 August updateAugust 29, 2024WHO states that escalating violence, bombardment, mass displacement orders and inadequate humanitarian pauses forced postponement of part of the Gaza vaccination campaign.
In Venezuela pressure, Gaza vaccination plans and Ukraine strikes lead 29 August updateAugust 29, 2024The Justice Department stated that authorities seized a Dassault Falcon 900EX used for Maduro in the Dominican Republic and transferred it to Southern Florida.
In Venezuela warrant, Gaza ceasefire pressure, Putin’s Mongolia visit and regional crisesSeptember 3, 2024Reuters independently reported that a Venezuelan court issued an arrest warrant for opposition leader Edmundo González.
In Venezuela warrant, Gaza ceasefire pressure, Putin’s Mongolia visit and regional crisesSeptember 3, 2024WHO reported that more than 187,000 children under ten were vaccinated in central Gaza from September 1–3, exceeding the phase’s initial target.
In Venezuela warrant, Gaza ceasefire pressure, Putin’s Mongolia visit and regional crisesSeptember 3, 2024Refreshes as new corroborations are graded and outside reporting arrives on the wire.