JUST IN: Chinese President Xi Orders Troops To Always Be Ready For War

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October 19, 2024

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JUST IN: Chinese President Xi Orders Troops To Always Be Ready For War—-China’s President Xi has reportedly ordered his military to be “prepare for war.”

During a visit to the PLA Rocket Force, the elite unit overseeing China’s nuclear and conventional missiles, Xi gave a commanding speech demanding they “enhance their strategic deterrent and ensure combat readiness at all times.”

The PLA Rocket Force controls nukes and long-range missile capabilities crucial for any conflict, including a potential invasion of Taiwan.

Xi’s visit comes just days after Beijing deployed over 100 jets, drones, and warships around Taiwan, signaling an escalation in the ongoing standoff.

China has repeatedly stated it won’t rule out using force to bring Taiwan under its control.

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ICC Prosecutor in Fresh Storm After Netanyahu Warrant, Faces Sex Misconduct Probe

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April 2, 2026

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ICC Prosecutor in Fresh Storm After Netanyahu Warrant, Faces Sex Misconduct Probe—-The Chief Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, Karim Khan, has come under scrutiny following reports of sexual misconduct allegations, just months after issuing a high-profile arrest warrant targeting Benjamin Netanyahu.

The development has sparked global attention, given Khan’s central role in pursuing war crimes cases and holding world leaders accountable. The allegations are now being examined through internal and independent procedures, in line with the court’s oversight mechanisms.

The controversy comes at a sensitive time for the ICC, which has been at the center of geopolitical tensions, particularly after moves to investigate actions linked to the ongoing conflict involving Israel. The arrest warrant against Netanyahu had already drawn sharp reactions from Israeli officials and some international allies.

While details of the misconduct claims remain limited, officials familiar with the process say the matter is being treated seriously, with calls for transparency and due process.

Legal analysts note that the situation could impact the credibility of the court if not handled carefully, as the ICC relies heavily on global trust to carry out its mandate.

As proceedings unfold, attention will remain on how the court balances accountability within its ranks while continuing its high-stakes international investigations.

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JUST IN: Donald Trump Threatens NATO Exit After Rift Over Iran War

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April 1, 2026

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JUST IN: Donald Trump Threatens NATO Exit After Rift Over Iran War—-US president Donald Trump brands alliance a “paper tiger” and lashes out at Britain as Keir Starmer defends NATO.

Donald Trump says he is strongly considering pulling the United States out of North Atlantic Treaty Organization after allies refused to support US military action against Iran.

In an interview with Britain’s Daily Telegraph, Trump described NATO as a “paper tiger” and said removing the US from the alliance was now “beyond reconsideration.” He accused European allies of failing to back Washington during the conflict with Iran and criticised their refusal to send warships to help reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

Trump also took aim at Britain, mocking the state of its navy and criticising Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s focus on renewable energy.

“You don’t even have a navy,” Trump said. “All Starmer wants is costly windmills.”

Starmer responded by insisting Britain remains fully committed to North Atlantic Treaty Organization, calling it “the single most effective military alliance the world has ever seen.” He said his government would continue to act in Britain’s national interest despite mounting pressure from Washington.

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