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Department of War Daily Digest Bulletin *White House Honors National Guard-Supported Counterdrug Operations* "04/10/2026" Left U.S.

# China-Born Businesswoman Charged Over Meth Flight Built a Web of Influence in Papua New Guinea Chinese-born businesswoman Mei Lin spent more than a decade building an economic empire in Papua New Guinea –– spanning sectors from retail to real estate –– and cultivating ties with wealthy and powerful figures in the Pacific nation.

# Mansions, Horses, and Designer Bags: How the Ruling Family of Iraqi Kurdistan Splurged in the U.S.

# How Russia Recruits Teenagers in Occupied Ukraine for a Pro-Moscow Propaganda Machine Reported by Henichesk, a small resort town on the Azov Sea, was one of the first Ukrainian population centers to fall to the Russians.

# In the Russian Penal Colony, They Called Him ‘Dr.

Department of War Daily Digest Bulletin *Air Force, Army, Marines Unite for Joint Air Traffic Control Training* "04/17/2026" Left U.S.

# Daniel Kinahan arrested in Dubai over serious organised crime - Published Suspected crime boss Daniel Kinahan has been arrested in the United Arab Emirates in relation to alleged serious organised crime offences.

# New Challenges, Old Playbook: The U.S.-Mexico Drug War Partnership Contact sheet with photographs of President Bush addressing the Drug Enforcement Administration on June 29, 1992.

# Balkan News Network to Be Sold to Orbán-Linked Fund in 30 euro Million Deal Reported by A sprawling Balkan media empire known for its independent journalism is being quietly prepared for sale to an investment fund with deep ties to the political orbit of former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán of Hungary, according to a leaked draft contract.

# Neo-Nazis in Colombia and Israeli Demolitions in Lebanon An investigation by Bellingcat and our Colombian partner, Cerosetenta, uncovered links between members of a neo-Nazi Active Club group and a politician who had represented Colombia’s largest right wing party in recent parliamentary elections.

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# After Sierra Leone's President Took Office, His Wife and Her Family Went Real Estate Shopping Reported by On a grey September day in 2016, a Sierra Leone opposition politician and his wife threw a first birthday party for their daughter in the modest courtyard outside their subsidized rental flat in South London.

# Leaked Documents Reveal Russian ‘Cognitive Strikes’ Against the West — Including Islamophobic ‘Pig Head’ Attacks in Paris Reported by In September 2025, nine mosques and cultural centers in and around Paris were targeted with a grotesque Islamophobic stunt: Bloody severed pig heads, each marked with the word “Macron” in blue ink, were left outside their front doors.

# Making Iran 'Ungovernable' and Conducting Open-Source Research in China The US and Israel have carried out thousands of strikes on Iran, with targets ranging from Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps sites to Navy vessels and weapons manufacturers.

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# 📩 You're Invited: Pakistan at the Center: A Year of Change at Home and Abroad for Islamabad Pakistan has once again made global headlines, this time for facilitating U.S.-Iran peace talks in Islamabad.

# 🗓️ From Decoding the Trump-Xi Summit to US-Lao Relations FRIDAY May 15 , 2026 @ 10:00 to 11:00 AM ET Online Only Join Stimson’s China Program for a forward-looking analysis of the Trump-Xi summit and its implications for the future of US-China relations THURSDAY May 14 , 2026 @ 9:00 to 10:00 AM Online Only Join us for a discussion about celebrating the Songkran Water Festival alongside a contami…

# 🗓️ From Fútbol Diplomacy to Africa's Critical Mineral Sector WEDNESDAY May 20 , 2026 @ 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM ET Online and In-Person Join us for a conversation about the World Cup, the promise of sports diplomacy, and the future of North American integration.

# Brutal raid on woman's birthday party highlights rise of Russian vigilante group - Published Warning: This article contains discriminatory language Katya was about to blow out the candles on her 30th birthday cake when masked men burst into the nightclub hired for her party, and began physically and verbally attacking her friends.

Department of War Daily Digest Bulletin *Secretary of War Hegseth Hosted Bilateral Meeting With Indonesian Defense Minister Sjafrie* "04/13/2026" Left U.S.

# 📩 Join Us Tomorrow: Implications of the War in Iran for Climate Security While climate change is a global driver of instability, the Middle East and North Africa stands out as a climate security hotspot, where environmental pressures and conflict dynamics reinforce one another.

# 🗓️ From the Future of the Panama Canal to Forging the Next Era for the US-ROK Alliance THURSDAY May 7 , 2026 @ 2:00 to 3:00 PM In-Person & Online Join Amina Benkhadra, Director General of the National Office of Hydrocarbons and Mines, to explore how Morocco is advancing its energy and minerals sectors to strengthen security and drive the green transition.

# The Climate Security Threat: Pentagon War Games, European Political Risks, and Darfur Violence The United Nations provides water to a community of displaced Sudanese women in South Darfur (Source: United Nations) State Department Said “Uneven Climate Exposure” Likely to Widen Gap Between Northern and Southern Europe Climate Change a “Compounding Factor” in Darfur Pentagon War Game Examined “Envi…

# What the Quad Foreign Ministers' Meeting Means for the Indo-Pacific COMMENTARY COMPILATION Following the 11th Quad foreign ministers' meeting in New Delhi, our experts reflect on the outcomes of the convening as well as the past, present, and future of the grouping and its implications for Indo-Pacific security.

# C4ISRNET, Media for the Intelligence-Age Military | C4ISRNET The carmaker will build Thales’ Toutatis remotely operated loitering munitions at one of its factories, with estimated production of 1,000 units a month.