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DoD IG: American Weapons in Ukraine Funneled to Arms Traffickers, Criminals
by Kyle Anzalone | Jul 23, 2023
The Pentagon inspector general found the arms Washington sent to Kiev did not undergo the required inspections. A report from the inspector general found weapons the US sent to Ukraine in the hands of criminals and on the black market. The Arms Control Act requires...
This Week At The Libertarian Institute
by Will Porter | Jul 22, 2023
The Empire never sleeps – but neither do we. Missed a story? We’ve got you covered. Check out this week in review at the Libertarian Institute.
Biden Expresses Concern Over Netanyahu’s Judicial Overhaul, Warns of Risk to the ‘Special Relationship’
by Connor Freeman | Jul 20, 2023
President Joe Biden has admonished Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to cease his attempts to ram through his coalition’s controversial juridical overhaul amid mass opposition protests. He recommends instead that the Israeli leader seek a broad consensus....
Lockheed Martin Predicts Strong Profits as Global Instability Rises
by Kyle Anzalone | Jul 20, 2023
Lockheed Martin believes global instability is driving demand and sees an increase in annual profits. Washington’s proxy war in Ukraine has caused an increase in arms spending among NATO members, boosting weapons makers’ stock prices. On Tuesday, Lockheed raised its...
American, Russian Military Aircraft Increasingly in Dangerous Situations Over Syria
by Kyle Anzalone | Jul 19, 2023
Washington and Moscow are accusing each other of dangerous and unprofessional military activity in Syria. The Kremlin has issued a series of complaints in the past week that American military aircraft were operating in areas used by civilian airliners. Oleg Gurinov,...
Kissinger Meets With Chinese Defense Minister, Amid Soaring Tensions
by Connor Freeman | Jul 18, 2023
Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger visited Beijing and met with Chinese Defense Minister Li Shangfu on Tuesday. This comes as tensions between the world’s two largest economies have been heightened substantially as a result of the White House’s bellicose...
USAID Chief Power Announces Hundreds of Million in Aid to Ukraine
by Kyle Anzalone | Jul 18, 2023
USAID Head Samantha Power rolled out multiple aid packages totaling hundreds of millions of dollars during a multi-day trip to Ukraine. The civilian assistance was announced as the White House prepares a $1.3 billion tranche of weapons for Kiev. Power arrived in Kiev...
US, Allies Running Out of Weapons to Send Ukraine
by Kyle Anzalone | Jul 18, 2023
The North Atlantic alliance is running so low on weapons it may be unable to keep supplying Kiev, according to CNN. A high-ranking British defense official said the predicament was created because NATO had no long-term plans for the war in Ukraine. On Tuesday, CNN...
Biden Invites Netanyahu to ‘Meet Soon’ in the US, as Israel Has Killed Nearly 200 Palestinians in 2023
by Connor Freeman | Jul 17, 2023
President Joe Biden invited Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to “meet soon” in the United States during a phone call on Monday. This comes as Tel Aviv is escalating its military attacks and bombings against neighboring countries, the blockaded Gaza Strip, as...
US General Says Weapons Stockpiles ‘Dangerously Low,’ Calls for Production Boost
by Kyle Anzalone | Jul 17, 2023
As Washington ships billions of dollars in arms to Kiev, a General is warning that American weapons stockpiles are becoming dangerously low. The Defense Department official called for the weapons industry to increase production. General James Hecker issued the stark...
Ukraine Jails Senior Orthodox Cleric, Russia Demands Release
by Kyle Anzalone | Jul 17, 2023
A senior figure in the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (UOC) was placed in pretrial detention. Cleric Metropolitan Pavlo is facing charges for voicing opinions deemed too pro-Russian. A Kiev court ordered Pavlo to jail on Saturday. The cleric’s bail was nearly $900,000,...
US, South Korea, and Japan Hold Joint Military Exercises After North Korea’s ICBM Launch
by Connor Freeman | Jul 16, 2023
Washington, Seoul, and Tokyo held joint naval drills testing missile defense in international waters between Japan and South Korea on Sunday. Following Pyongyang’s latest intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) launch, an envoy from the Democratic People’s Republic...
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