Adam Morrow
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Adam Morrow covers the Russia-Ukraine war for The Epoch Times.
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US Threat to Sanction Russia’s Trade Partners Draws Muted Response
The U.S. president has threatened to slap hefty tariffs on Russia’s trade partners if Moscow fails to agree to a cease-fire in Ukraine within 50 days.
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18 Soldiers Killed Amid Escalating Violence in Syria’s Sweida, Defense Ministry Says
Tensions—and violence—continue to mount between Syria’s Sunni Islamist leadership and the country’s embattled Druze community.
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Dozens Killed in Fresh Bout of Sectarian Violence in Syria’s Sweida, Govt Says
Clashes erupted on July 13 between armed local residents and Bedouin tribesmen in Sweida’s Al-Muqawas district, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.
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In Symbolic Move, PKK Lays Down Arms After Decades-Long Fight Against Turkey
In return for disarmament, the PKK and Turkey’s pro-Kurdish DEM Party expect Ankara to embark on a program of democratic reform.
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Long-Jailed PKK Leader Says ‘Armed Struggle’ Against Turkey Has Ended
PKK fighters will start handing over their arms this week in northern Iraq’s city of Sulaymaniyah, according to reports in both Turkish and Kurdish media.
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Yemen’s Houthis Claim to Have Sunk Commercial Vessel in Red Sea
Independent sources have yet to confirm that the targeted vessel was actually sunk.
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Already Shaky, Russia–Azerbaijan Relations Worsen Amid Tit-for-Tat Arrests
Bilateral ties have been frosty since last December, when Baku accused Russian forces of accidentally downing an Azerbaijani commercial airliner.
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Kurdish PKK May Disarm Within Days After Decades of Violence, Turkey’s AK Party Says
For the past 40 years, the Kurdistan Workers Party has waged a violent insurgency against the Turkish state.
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US Threat to Sanction Russia’s Trade Partners Draws Muted Response
The U.S. president has threatened to slap hefty tariffs on Russia’s trade partners if Moscow fails to agree to a cease-fire in Ukraine within 50 days.
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18 Soldiers Killed Amid Escalating Violence in Syria’s Sweida, Defense Ministry Says
Tensions—and violence—continue to mount between Syria’s Sunni Islamist leadership and the country’s embattled Druze community.
|
Dozens Killed in Fresh Bout of Sectarian Violence in Syria’s Sweida, Govt Says
Clashes erupted on July 13 between armed local residents and Bedouin tribesmen in Sweida’s Al-Muqawas district, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.
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In Symbolic Move, PKK Lays Down Arms After Decades-Long Fight Against Turkey
In return for disarmament, the PKK and Turkey’s pro-Kurdish DEM Party expect Ankara to embark on a program of democratic reform.
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Long-Jailed PKK Leader Says ‘Armed Struggle’ Against Turkey Has Ended
PKK fighters will start handing over their arms this week in northern Iraq’s city of Sulaymaniyah, according to reports in both Turkish and Kurdish media.
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Yemen’s Houthis Claim to Have Sunk Commercial Vessel in Red Sea
Independent sources have yet to confirm that the targeted vessel was actually sunk.
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Already Shaky, Russia–Azerbaijan Relations Worsen Amid Tit-for-Tat Arrests
Bilateral ties have been frosty since last December, when Baku accused Russian forces of accidentally downing an Azerbaijani commercial airliner.
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Kurdish PKK May Disarm Within Days After Decades of Violence, Turkey’s AK Party Says
For the past 40 years, the Kurdistan Workers Party has waged a violent insurgency against the Turkish state.
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