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Mired in Crisis, Pakistan Vows to Move Against Militant Groups

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Pakistan said on Tuesday that it would take new steps to seize and freeze the assets of people and militant groups who are on the United Nations’ list of designated terrorists, after months of international criticism.

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After India Loses Dogfight to Pakistan, Questions Arise About Its ‘Vintage’ Military

NEW DELHI — It was an inauspicious moment for a military the United States is banking on to help keep an expanding China in check.

An Indian Air Force pilot found himself in a dogfight last week with a warplane from the Pakistani Air Force, and ended up a prisoner behind enemy lines for a brief time.

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The art of no deal: how Trump and Kim misread each other

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Trump's Talks With Kim Jong-un Collapse Over North Korean Sanctions__

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Venezuela: US increasingly isolated as allies warn against use of military force

The US vice-president, Mike Pence, has repeated a veiled threat of military intervention in Venezuela, but Washington appeared increasingly isolated in its willingness to contemplate using force to oust President Nicolás Maduro.

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South Korea Awaits 2nd Kim-Trump Summit With Both Hope and Fear

SEOUL, South Korea — If there is anyone keeping his fingers crossed for President Trump and the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, to agree on how to denuclearize the North when they meet in Vietnam this month, it is President Moon Jae-in of South Korea.

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Poroshenko Builds Support Among Ukrainians Abroad in Visit to U.S.

BOUND BROOK, N.J. — While residents of Ukraine’s capital, Kiev, laid flowers and candles on the square where protesters died in a popular uprising five years ago, the country’s president was in New York on Wednesday to commemorate the anniversary.

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