Landmines make an alleged comeback despite an international treaty
The headline reports renewed use or proliferation of landmines despite an international ban treaty.
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A headline reports on a surprise and reportedly secret mission to Moscow by CIA Director John Ratcliffe.
A report examines possible security and defense consequences if Germany’s AfD came to power.
Argentina is pursuing a stronger role in the international nuclear supply chain.
The United States is reportedly ending a drone battalion only a year after its creation.
A headline examines how close Russia and the United Kingdom may be to open war.
New information has emerged about the cause of a large fire in the High Fens.
SEC-related reporting says Google’s purchases involving Marvell are voluntary, with a potential value of $120 billion.
A report examines how the only NATO country without an army is preparing for a potential conflict.
Keith Kellogg compared Vladimir Putin to Hitler and warned of a potential third world war in Europe.
A headline reports that a plan by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has failed, without providing further details.
An analysis considers whether Donald Trump might confront China while seeking an exit from the Middle East war.
Natural-gas demand reportedly reached its highest level in 2025, while the system became more resilient to disruptions.
A report says almost half of global oil flows come from areas affected by war.
Demand for hydrotreated vegetable oil is increasing as tighter greenhouse-gas quota rules reshape Germany’s diesel market.
The UN and Red Cross leaders warned that autonomous weapons could cross a moral red line and called for regulations.
European stocks moved higher as a sharp fall in crude oil prices offset warnings about hawkish European Central Bank rates. The headline indicates a material energy-market move affecting regional markets.
Kinshasa suspended universities in areas controlled by the AFC/M23 alliance. The measure indicates continuing disruption linked to armed conflict in the region.
A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launched two German military satellites. The launch supports Germany’s military space capabilities.
Singapore Customs warned that scammers are impersonating its officers and demanding payment in connection with detained people. The warning concerns a wider fraud risk to the public.
A report says the CIA chief warned Vladimir Putin as drone attacks fueled fears of a wider war involving Europe. The headlines do not confirm that a broader war has begun.
A report links an emergency visit by the CIA chief to concerns that Russia may use nuclear weapons. The headlines do not provide confirmation of any nuclear decision or action.
Norwich Airport has closed, requiring affected passengers to travel an additional 100 miles. The closure is disrupting local air travel access.
Exxon has agreed to buy Pioneer Natural Resources in a $60 billion transaction. The deal materially reshapes the U.S. oil industry.
Pro-Russian hackers reported cyberattacks targeting Norway, citing its support for Ukraine. The headline does not specify the affected systems or the scale of disruption.
The death of a woman on Jeju has prompted the reopening of 298 missing-person cases, reportedly involving a concealed investigation by an officer. The headline does not establish that all cases are connected.
The headline says climate-change-driven water scarcity could make wheat more expensive worldwide. It describes a potential global commodity-price impact rather than a current disruption.
Vladimir Putin signed a decree that could allow companies to be placed under state control following drone attacks. The headline does not specify the affected companies or sectors.
The main rival of Benjamin Netanyahu was reportedly denied protection while concerns about a possible assassination plot were raised. The headline provides no confirmation of an actual attack.
ToxicPanda is identified as a banking trojan capable of taking control of smartphones. The headline indicates a digital threat to mobile banking users.
A French truck driver carrying Akeron missiles was stopped at the port of Bari. The headline does not provide further details about the circumstances or intended destination.
A discussion is underway about reforms to the continental electricity grid and the divide between grid systems.
Guinea-Bissau is preparing a vote on constitutional changes that would expand presidential powers.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy awarded Elon Musk the Order of Freedom despite criticism.
The headline reports a Japanese "no," but does not specify the issue or counterpart.
A former envoy of Donald Trump compared Vladimir Putin to Adolf Hitler and expressed concern about a possible Third World War.
Cable damage caused a power outage affecting parts of northern Heilbronn, Germany.
A backdoor called Sleepwalker is reported to conceal itself within Windows systems.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has authorized state management of critical infrastructure, according to the headline.
Slovak authorities arrested three people over an alleged plan to carry out arson at a drone factory. The headline does not report that an attack occurred.