South Korea weighs arming Ukraine after DPRK Russia pact
Seoul signaled it would consider sending arms to Ukraine a major policy shift after North Korea and Russia signed a defense pact. The agreement pledges mutual military aid if either is attacked while urging actions within UN Charter limits.
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Louisiana Makes Ten Commandments Display Law in Schools
Louisiana passes a law requiring poster sized Ten Commandments in all public K 12 classrooms and state funded universities starting next year. The measure faces lawsuits from civil liberties groups who argue it violates the First Amendment. Governor Jeff Landry defends the move citing foundational history, while opponents warn it signals government preference for religion and could isolate students.
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Israel pledges aid corridor in Gaza but relief remains scarce
Israel announced a daily pause to guard a southern Gaza aid route from Kerem Shalom to Khan Younis, yet aid flows falter as armed groups block convoys, seize cargo, and deter distribution amid a Hamas power vacuum and a collapsed Rafah crossing. Hundreds of pallets await delivery while security concerns linger at the Cyprus pier and in Gaza.
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