Ukraine says it has taken more ground in Kursk push
Ukrainian forces report advancing into Kursk region for a second week claiming gains of about a mile, capturing more than 100 Russian soldiers and destroying a Su-34 jet. Zelenskyy and Syrskyi cited gains and prisoner exchanges while Russia evacuated tens of thousands and prepared humanitarian corridors.
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Kursk
Oleksandr Syrskyi
Volodymyr Zelenskyy
Syrskyi
Zelenskyy
Kremlin
Institute For the Study of War
Belgorod
Iryna Vereschuk
Ukraine-controlled
Associated Press
U.S
Robert
Marrett
Syracuse University
Institute For Security Policy and Law
Sumy
Gaza cease fire talks teeter amid brink of deals
In Jerusalem, US led efforts push toward a Doha meeting aimed at halting Gaza war. Netanyahu faces right wing pressure and Hamas balks, while Iran Hezbollah threaten to widen conflict. 115 hostages remain. 40+ dead. Hamas cites Netanyahu as using talks to justify aggression. Sinwar leads Hamas in Gaza as Haniyeh steps back. Diplomats warn much hinges on Iran and regional actors. Talks in Rome last month revealed Israeli demands beyond Biden framework.
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Doha
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Ghazi Hamad
Washington Post
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Hezbollah
Ismail Haniyeh
Fuad Shukr
Haniyeh
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Ical
Yehia Sinwar
Sinwar
Aaron David Miller
Middle East
Biden
Qatar
Egypt
Rome
U S civil unrest risk rising after Trump shooting attempt
Bloomberg Economics finds the United States ranks third among G20 nations for likely violent internal conflict next year, with a 2.9 percent chance. The analysis uses the Political Instability Task Force method and notes elevated risk amid partisan rhetoric and fears following the July shooting. It cites polls showing half of swing state voters anticipate election violence.
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Turkey
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Bloomberg
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Conservative Heritage Foundation
Ohio
Bloomberg News
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Harris seen ahead of Trump on leadership honesty poll
An AP NORC poll finds Vice President Kamala Harris viewed as more Honest Disciplined and caring than Donald Trump on leadership traits though Trump leads on economy and immigration. About half rate Harris as committed to democracy and disciplined, with substantial shares saying she cares about people like you. Democrats remain more enthusiastic about her candidacy than Biden.
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Harris
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