A new CIA video aims to recruit Russians to spy for the United States

 "Is this the life you dreamed of?" Which path have you chosen", Questions posed, in Russian, in a dramatic new CIA video released to try to recruit more Russian spies by gaining access to the patriotism of Russians, their discomfort, and the persecution they face under the Putin regime.

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After the global reserves of the dollar are decreasing, will its strength fade

The Swiss bank "Lard Odieombr" expected that the US dollar will witness a decline against a number of world currencies, which include the euro, Japanese yen and Swiss franc.

Blinken heads to China next week

 

US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken will travel to China at the end of next week on a visit that was postponed last February following a Chinese Balloon incursion into US airspace, US officials announced .

Clashes in the vicinity of the Yarmouk complex, the most prominent military manufacturing facilities in Sudan

 

The vicinity of a military industries complex south of Khartoum witnessed clashes between the army and the Rapid Support forces on Thursday, according to witnesses, the day after the support forces announced their control over it.

A new confrontation against China .. The United States opens its embassy in Tonga

 After Washington reopened its embassy in the Solomon Islands this year after a 30-year absence, the US State Department said the United States opened a new embassy in Tonga as part of efforts to strengthen the US diplomatic presence in the Pacific region to counter China.

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Exchangeable accusations between China and USA over Taiwan After US Spy Plane's Flyover

Beijing Accuses Washington of Jeopardizing Peace in Taiwan Strait After US Spy Plane's Flyover

North Korea and its ballistic missiles raise sharp debates in the United Nations

A fierce debate erupted between the world's major superpowers the United States, China, and Russia during a meeting of the United Nations Security Council on Monday over who bears responsibility for motivating North Korea to launch dozens of ballistic missiles and develop its nuclear weapons program.
The council met to discuss what Pyongyang said was the launch of the Hwasong-17, its largest intercontinental ballistic missile, on Thursday.

One of the decisive moments of his presidency’: Biden heads to a troubled Europe

Heading to the doorstep of the war, Biden will talk up what the U.S. can do as Europe laments what it can’t do.

Biden leaves Monday for Poland to meet with key NATO leaders. The trip comes just days ahead of the first anniversary of Russia’s invasion, a date which many military analysts believe Putin may mark with a show of force.

Ukraine announces its need for fighter jets

January 26, 2023

Edited by| TONY WILD

KYIV

      Ukraine works t maintain and increase its army with different kinds of weapons asked from NATO, EU & USA.

US OFFICIAL REVEALS CONTENTS OF CHINESE AIRSHIP, ACCUSING IT WITH espionage purposes

EDITED BY| ANNA SAM
WORLD SECTION CJ EDITOR

USA-February 9, 2023

US- Sino CONFRONTATION OVER THE South China SEA

A heated air confrontation almost occurred between the United States and China after a Chinese fighter jet and a warship equipped with an attack payload intercepted a US Navy aircraft over the South China Sea, which is witnessing a struggle for influence between Beijing and Washington.

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Washington reinforces its forces in the Middle East after the attacks in Syria

The Pentagon announced that the United States has reinforced its forces in the Middle East in the wake of a series of attacks on American forces in Syria, which Washington accuses Tehran of being behind.

White House confirms No government consensus on COVID-19 lab leak theory

On Monday, John Kirby, a White House national security spokesperson, said at a press briefing that government would not confirm a report that the Department of Energy determined a lab leak was the reason behind the spreading of the COVID-19 pandemic, saying there is no government consensus yet about what caused the outbreak.

White House pushes back on congressional criticism of US funding for Ukraine

National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby pushed back Sunday against some members of Congress who have criticized the level of US funding for Ukraine.