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US Strikes Islamic State in Nigeria Following Trump’s Warning Over Christian Killings — Tasos Katopodis/Getty Images via Getty Images

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US Strikes Islamic State in Nigeria Following Trump’s Warning Over Christian Killings

37% Center coverage: 390 sources

President Donald Trump said the United States launched airstrikes against ISIS militants in northwest Nigeria on Christmas, describing the operation as a decisive blow against extremists he accused of targeting Christian communities. U.S. military officials have not immediately confirmed the details of the strike. See the Story

Kim Jong Un Inspects 'Nuclear-Powered' Submarine — REUTERS / pwu404

Asian Politics · North Korea

Kim Jong Un Inspects 'Nuclear-Powered' Submarine

40% Center coverage: 145 sources

The test, aimed at assessing North Korea's ⁠technology for developing a new type ‍of high-altitude missile, destroyed targets in the air from 200 km away.See the Story

North Korea's Kim Jong Un signals continued missile development in next 5 years — REUTERS / pwu404

Asian Politics · North Korea

North Korea's Kim Jong Un signals continued missile development in next 5 years

37% Right coverage: 74 sources

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un signaled the country will continue to develop missiles in the next five years, as he visited major munitions enterprises in the last quarter of 2025, state media KCNA said on Friday.See the Story

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