Adam Morrow
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Adam Morrow covers the Russia-Ukraine war for The Epoch Times.
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US-Backed Kurdish Group, Damascus Agree to Cease-Fire in Northern Syria
The truce follows recent flare-up of violence in two Kurdish districts of Aleppo.
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Initial Results of Syria Parliament Poll Suggest Few Wins for Women, Christians, Minorities
Syria held its first election since the Assad regime was overthrown last December.
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US–Central Asia Procurement Deals Are About More Than Just Trade, Experts Say
Along with creating jobs at home, recent trade deals with Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan could serve to project U.S. influence in a strategically vital region.
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Syria’s First Post-Assad Parliamentary Poll: What We Know
Some critics have warned that a convoluted electoral process could allow Syria’s executive authority to dominate the incoming People’s Assembly.
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Pentagon Confirms Plan to Scale Down US Military Presence in Iraq
The announcement comes after months of bilateral talks aimed at setting a timeline for a phased military withdrawal.
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Russian Forces Capture 2 More Donetsk Villages, Moscow Says
Meanwhile, both sides claimed gains near Donetsk’s flashpoint town of Dobropillia
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Trump–Erdogan Meeting Reflects Warming Ties but Key Questions Remain
The U.S. president hails ‘good relationship’ with Turkish counterpart while calling on Ankara to stop buying Russian oil.
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Lithuania Gives Army Green Light to Shoot Down Drones That Violate Airspace
The decision followed airspace breaches by Russia over NATO members Norway, Poland, and Estonia.
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NATO Allies, Russia Trade Barbs Over Airspace Violations
Moscow dismissed Western accusations that its aircraft breached Polish and Estonian airspace.
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US-Backed Kurdish Group, Damascus Agree to Cease-Fire in Northern Syria
The truce follows recent flare-up of violence in two Kurdish districts of Aleppo.
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Initial Results of Syria Parliament Poll Suggest Few Wins for Women, Christians, Minorities
Syria held its first election since the Assad regime was overthrown last December.
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US–Central Asia Procurement Deals Are About More Than Just Trade, Experts Say
Along with creating jobs at home, recent trade deals with Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan could serve to project U.S. influence in a strategically vital region.
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Syria’s First Post-Assad Parliamentary Poll: What We Know
Some critics have warned that a convoluted electoral process could allow Syria’s executive authority to dominate the incoming People’s Assembly.
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Pentagon Confirms Plan to Scale Down US Military Presence in Iraq
The announcement comes after months of bilateral talks aimed at setting a timeline for a phased military withdrawal.
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Russian Forces Capture 2 More Donetsk Villages, Moscow Says
Meanwhile, both sides claimed gains near Donetsk’s flashpoint town of Dobropillia
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Trump–Erdogan Meeting Reflects Warming Ties but Key Questions Remain
The U.S. president hails ‘good relationship’ with Turkish counterpart while calling on Ankara to stop buying Russian oil.
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Lithuania Gives Army Green Light to Shoot Down Drones That Violate Airspace
The decision followed airspace breaches by Russia over NATO members Norway, Poland, and Estonia.
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NATO Allies, Russia Trade Barbs Over Airspace Violations
Moscow dismissed Western accusations that its aircraft breached Polish and Estonian airspace.
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