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Canada Models Guerrilla Warfare Response to Hypothetical US Invasion — COLE BURSTON/AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

U.S.-Canada Relations · Canada

Canada Models Guerrilla Warfare Response to Hypothetical US Invasion

39% Right coverage: 52 sources

Canada's military has modeled a hypothetical US invasion for the first time in a century, envisioning guerrilla tactics inspired by Afghan Mujahideen fighters to counter American forces that could overwhelm defenses in as little as two days, according to the The Globe and Mail.See the Story

Togo Extradites Ex-Burkina Faso Leader to Face Charges — REUTERS / Alexander Kryazhev

African Politics · Burkina Faso

Togo Extradites Ex-Burkina Faso Leader to Face Charges

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Poland Delivers 130 Generators to Kyiv as Energy Crisis Deepens — REUTERS / Alina Smutko

Russia-Ukraine War · Kyiv

Poland Delivers 130 Generators to Kyiv as Energy Crisis Deepens

64% Left coverage: 14 sources

Kyiv Oblast returned to scheduled power outages on Jan. 26 after nearly two weeks of emergency blackouts caused by Russian strikes, though residents receive only 3.5 to 4.5 hours of electricity daily, energy company DTEK said.See the Story

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