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Six F-16 Fighting Falcons Are Flying South for the Winter (and Staying There)

Six F-16 Fighting Falcons Are Flying South for the Winter (and Staying There)

80% Right coverage: 5 sources

The Argentine Air Force has purchased six secondhand F-16 Fighting Falcon fighter jets from Denmark, following regulatory approval from the United States.See the Story

South Korea's President Denies Nuclear Ambitions Amid Submarine Deal

Lee Jae-Myung · Seoul

South Korea's President Denies Nuclear Ambitions Amid Submarine Deal

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

Chung Sung-Jun/Getty Images (SEOUL) — South Korean President Lee Jae Myung sought to ease international concerns over the country’s nuclear ambitions on Monday, drawing a clear line between pursuing nuclear-powered submarines and any intent to develop nuclear weapons during a foreign press briefing at the presidential office in Seoul. The briefing marked the one-year anniversary of South Korea’s return to democratic rule after former President Y…See the Story

The Common-Sense Realism of the National Security Strategy

United States · United States

The Common-Sense Realism of the National Security Strategy

100% Right coverage: 2 sources

The Trump administration has rightly reoriented US foreign policy toward domestic renewal, more balanced alliances, and hemispheric protection.See the Story

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