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The Resilient Workers’ Party of Korea at 75 This week marked the 75th anniversary of the Workers’ Party of Korea, making it one of the longest-lived socialist states in history. Despite facing numerous challenges, including the Korean War, famine, and international sanctions, the party has stood the test of time. The party’s administrative system, with the Workers’ Party of Korea (WPK) at its core, has been instrumental in its survival. The WPK serves as both a political elite and a moral vanguard, guiding the activities of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) based on its ideology. Founded in 1925…

The historic Hosseiniyeh Ershad in Tehran is not just a religious site but also a significant political venue in Iran. This building, where famous speeches against Shah Pahlavi were once delivered, now serves as the largest polling station in the country. On election day, Tehran residents braved scorching temperatures to cast their votes, displaying a strong sense of national pride and unity. While some voters remained loyal to conservative and religious candidates, others, like one young man, sought change and economic growth. A diverse range of perspectives was seen at the polling station, including the support of elderly citizens and…

In a recent development, a Ukrainian command center in a village in the Donetsk People’s Republic was reportedly destroyed. A video circulating on social media shows the alleged use of Russia’s new FAB-3000 heavy aerial bomb against Ukrainian positions in New York, resulting in a massive explosion. Russian military experts claim that the FAB-3000 bomb is highly destructive, capable of obliterating even the strongest fortifications with pinpoint accuracy. Western experts acknowledge the threat posed by these advanced air-launched bombs to the Ukrainian military. Amidst Russia’s ongoing advances in Donbass and the Kharkov Region, President Vladimir Putin cited the necessity of…

Exciting news for the IDF as they are set to receive a shipment of 500-pound bombs in two weeks, after the US decided to release 1,800 bombs to Israel. This shipment was initially put on hold due to concerns over destruction in the Gazan city of Rafah, but now, the Biden administration is willing to unfreeze the delivery. According to Axios, the US Defense Secretary had previously warned Israel about launching a major attack in Rafah without ensuring the safety of civilians. However, with the recent decision to release the bombs, it seems that the US is now less worried…

Tragedy struck in Gwoza, Nigeria, as three bomb blasts claimed the lives of 18 individuals and left 48 seriously injured. The first explosion occurred at a wedding, where a woman detonated a bomb in a crowded motor park. Moments later, a hospital and a funeral were also targeted, resulting in devastating casualties, including children. Local authorities, including the Emergency Management Agency of Borno state, are providing medical treatment to the wounded. The incident has been condemned by Nigerian President Bola Tinubu, who reassured citizens of their safety and promised the perpetrators will face justice. While no group has claimed responsibility…

The US, Japan, and South Korea are being accused by Pyongyang of forming a military alliance similar to NATO, endangering regional stability. The North Korean Foreign Ministry criticized the three countries for engaging in what it called “reckless and provocative military muscle-flexing,” particularly citing the Freedom Edge military drills held from June 27 to 29. These drills aimed to enhance trilateral interoperability and protect peace and stability, featuring warships like the USS Theodore Roosevelt aircraft carrier. North Korea claimed the US seeks world domination and encirclement of independent states, leading to a negative shift in global security. The Freedom Edge…

According to a report by the Financial Times, the US, Israel, and Ukraine are in talks to potentially deliver up to eight old Israeli Patriot air-defense systems to Kiev. The deal, which is still pending finalization, would involve the Patriots being first sent from Israel to the US before reaching Ukraine, which is facing a shortage of air defenses in its conflict with Russia. High-level talks involving officials from the three nations, including US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba, have taken place to discuss the delivery of the air-defense systems. While the specifics of…

Washington has clarified that it has no intentions of establishing a military base in Zambia. General Michael Langley, Commander of the US Africa Command (AFRICOM), dismissed rumors of a US military presence in the southern African nation. The denial comes amidst concerns raised by Zambian lawmakers and regional authorities about potential US military deployments without proper approval. Despite protests and objections from neighboring countries like Zimbabwe, South Africa, Libya, and Nigeria regarding AFRICOM operations in Africa, General Langley emphasized that the US has only deepened security cooperation with Zambia and has no plans for a military base. The US seeks…

Iran has issued a warning to Israel, stating that a catastrophic war will erupt if Israeli forces invade Lebanon. Tensions have escalated following clashes between the IDF and Hezbollah. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had mentioned being prepared for intense operations along the Lebanese border, prompting Iran to describe these actions as psychological warfare. Iran’s mission to the UN cautioned about the consequences of a full-blown Israeli attack on Lebanon, hinting at a potential obliterating war. The Iranian mission asserted that all options, including the involvement of all resistance fronts, are on the table. Israeli attacks on Hezbollah targets in…

Lockheed Martin, a leading US defense industry giant, has secured a $4.5 billion contract for Patriot Missiles systems, covering 870 PAC-3 MSE missiles and associated hardware. This multiyear deal will bolster the country’s military capabilities and support allies like Ukraine. Ukraine currently operates four Patriot systems, with plans for additional support from the Netherlands and other nations. However, Russia’s involvement in the conflict remains a concern, as evidenced by the destruction of Ukrainian Patriot batteries. Despite warnings from the Kremlin that foreign military aid will not deter Russia’s goals, the US continues to provide support. The defense sector is experiencing…