Security options for the Tunb Islands are examined
A Center for International Maritime Security article discusses approaches to security and pacification around the Tunb Islands.
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A Center for International Maritime Security article discusses approaches to security and pacification around the Tunb Islands.
Iran broke its silence after Donald Trump issued an “economic D-Day” warning.
Polish Defence Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz highlighted progress on the Eastern Shield initiative. The project concerns strengthening Poland’s eastern defenses.
More than 2,300 Mexicans were sent to Guatemala and Honduras as the United States expanded third-country deportations.
China rejected what it called illegal unilateral sanctions against Iran and described the situation as an economic war.
A weapons cache was found outside Berlin, prompting concern about a suspected Russian sabotage network.
A foreign-policy expert argued that denuclearization should no longer be the objective of talks between the United States and North Korea.
A White House official who helped an oil company advance projects will lead the company's Washington office.
States are moving to fortify election systems against scenarios involving Donald Trump, according to the headline.
Iran warned of a severe blow in response to what it described as an unprecedented U.S. economic war. The headline indicates escalating confrontation between Tehran and Washington.
Poland’s Defence Ministry made an important announcement indicating that the Eastern Shield project is advancing. The project is intended to strengthen Poland’s eastern defenses.
The headline discusses salaries, incentives and a new social pact to rebuild European national armies.
China rejected US calls for sanctions and other demands related to the Middle East dispute and Iran. The headlines indicate disagreement between the two powers over the appropriate response.
The headline examines whether the United States remains capable of enforcing the world order.
At least 21,951 Pakistanis were deported from Gulf states by March 1, according to Pakistan's National Assembly.
The head of the U.S.-sanctioned International Criminal Court warned against the erosion of international rule of law.
Canada is considering how to provide the United States with more dairy-market access while preserving its supply-management system.
The available information reports that more countries are considering India's BrahMos missile following Operation Sindoor.
European countries are reportedly seeking to address military personnel shortages by recruiting 100,000 soldiers.
France is reported to have ranked second globally in arms exports in 2025.
Thailand's opposition parties have agreed to form a coalition following an election victory. The headline does not indicate whether the coalition has secured governing authority.
Russian President Vladimir Putin is set to make a rare visit to North Korea as the two countries intensify their alliance against the West.
Iran has threatened a devastating response to threats from the United States. The headline does not specify whether military action has occurred.
Former Indian army chief Manoj Naravane discusses India's distinct security challenges involving China and Pakistan.
Former Kosovo president Hashim Thaçi expects an acquittal as the Hague court nears its verdict in his war-crimes case.
A report says US immigration authorities and Iran joined forces in deporting Iranians from the United States.
A Ukrainian political rival of President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is calling for elections, prompting a clear response from the EU.
Governor Maura Healey plans to convene a summit on nuclear energy.
The United States says it will impose its harshest sanctions on Iran.
Castelion has raised $1 billion at a $13 billion valuation to scale production of hypersonic weapons. The development concerns expansion of advanced military capabilities.
The US nuclear industry is preparing comprehensive submissions to India concerning SHANTI rules.
Pakistan’s cabinet approved and the National Assembly received two laws expanding Chief of Defense Forces Asim Munir’s statutory authority. The changes cover all three military services and strategic matters, including his role as senior adviser on nuclear command.
The United States announced what it called its harshest-ever sanctions against Iran and urged China to support the pressure campaign.
Iran’s parliament chief visited the graves of Iraqi fighters described as allied to Iran.
US Envoy Sergio Gor spoke with India’s Department of Atomic Energy Secretary K. N. Vyas Mohanty about advancing civil nuclear capabilities.
A BICOM episode focuses on Israeli regional developments involving Britain and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
A report examines Volodymyr Zhuravlev, identified in the headline as a suspect in the Nord Stream bombing case.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said Germany should criticize those who built Nord Stream rather than those who sabotaged it.
A former NATO official has discussed what is described as Russia’s strategy of “trading in fear.”
The available information reports new rules affecting college students under a Trump administration overhaul.