Bosnia marks 25 years since Dayton peace accord
Bosnia and Herzegovina marks 25 years since the Dayton Agreement, signed at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base near Dayton to end a war that killed about 100,000 people and displaced millions. The country remains fragile with ethnic tensions and a fragmented political landscape as Bosnia seeks lasting peace and Western interest. Edisa Sehic and Janko Samoukovic, once enemies, now share efforts to foster dialogue in communities, reflecting the complex postwar reality.
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Mrkonjic Grad
Sarajevo
Bosnia
Dayton
Republika Srpska
Darko Bandic
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Ohio
Edisa Sehic
Janko Samoukovic
Europe
Joe Biden
U.S
Biden
Seric
Samoukovic
Serbia
Yugoslavia
Pazaric
Sehic
Maglaj
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Bill Clinton
Military pay raise tangled in Confederate base rename fight
Washington faces a stalled defense authorization bill as Democrats push to rename bases named for Confederate officers, including Fort Hood and Fort Benning. Trump opposes renaming and may veto the measure, with Senate runoff politics in Georgia intensifying the clash between Republicans and Democrats over the issue. Pelosi backs the renaming, while Thornberry notes political factors could derail agreement.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Fort Benning
Donald Trump
Fort Hood
House
Senate
Trump
Georgia
Joe Biden
House Armed Services Committee
Mac Thornberry
Texas
Senate Armed Services Committee
James Inhofe
Okla
Nancy Pelosi
D-Calif
Albuquerque among finalist sites for Space Command
Albuquerque vies to host the U S Space Command as five other locations plus Peterson AFB in Colorado remain finalists. The DoD plans a final decision in January after site surveys, with over 1 000 potential jobs and billions in spending at stake for New Mexico.
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Albuquerque
Space Command
N.M
U.S. Space Command
U.S. Department of Defense
U.S. Air Force
Kirtland Air Force Base
Patrick Air Force Base
Florida
Offutt Air Force Base
Nebraska
Redstone Army Airfield
Alabama
Port San Antonio
Texas
Peterson Air Force Base
Colorado
Air Force
John Henderson
Tim Keller
Department of Defense
Department
Keller
Michelle Lujan Grisham
Susan Grisham
New Mexico
Pollard finishes parole freeing move to relocate to Israel
Jonathan Pollard, the former Navy analyst jailed for passing secrets to Israel, has completed parole and can travel to Israel. His lawyers note five years of curfew and a wrist monitor ended with no evidence of future law violations, and colleagues cite the long sought chance to move.
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Jonathan Pollard
Navy
Israel
Justice Department
Pollard
Eliot Lauer
Lauer
United States
Barack Obama
White House
U.S. Parole Commission
Alan Dershowitz
Jonathan