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    US has 'alienated' Sudan's army, analyst tells RFI●US has 'alienated' Sudan's army in 'complex war' analyst tells RFI✉newsWarSudan1 min ago

    An analyst told RFI that the United States has 'alienated' Sudan's army amid what was described as a 'complex war'. The remarks point to friction between Washington and the Sudanese Armed Forces as the country's conflict continues, with the analyst suggesting US policy toward the army has been counterproductive.

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    Cuba deputy foreign minister calls potential US military action an international crime●# Cuba : "On Sunday, Carlos Fernandez de Cossio, the country’s deputy foreign minister, told the US cable television chaMmastodonWorldHuman Rights279 min ago

    Cuba's deputy foreign minister, Carlos Fernandez de Cossio, told C-SPAN's Washington Journal on Sunday that it would be an "atrocious international crime" for the United States to use military force against Cuba. The remarks underscore Havana's alarm over US policy, with observers weighing the legal and diplomatic implications of any possible American military action against the island.

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    Australia rethinks its reliance on the United States●Australia is being forced to rethink its US dependence | DW News▶youtubeWorldEU Politics250.3K14 min ago

    Deutsche Welle reports that Australia is being forced to reconsider its dependence on the United States, examining how shifting US policies are prompting Canberra to weigh alternatives in its foreign and security posture. The discussion centres on whether long-standing US-Australia ties, including defence arrangements, remain reliable, and what options Australia has if American commitments weaken.

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    Kinzinger group opposes military presence at polling sites●Kinzinger group opposes military at polling sites✉newsWorldDefense7 min ago

    A group associated with former Republican congressman Adam Kinzinger has come out against deploying military personnel at polling sites, adding its voice to concerns about armed forces being involved in election administration. The position feeds a wider debate in the United States over the role of troops in domestic affairs and election security heading into upcoming votes.