The Pentagon is in the process of preparing a second aircraft carrier for potential deployment to the Middle East, amid rising tensions in the region. This strategic decision reflects ongoing concerns about stability and security.
The United Kingdom has committed $205 million to support the transfer of weapons from the United States to Ukraine. This financial pledge underscores the UK's ongoing support for Ukraine amid its continued struggle against aggression.
Iranians across the country marked the 47th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution with mass rallies, reflecting both celebration and a backdrop of recent unrest and economic strain.
Hanwha Aerospace has officially commenced construction on its first European production facility dedicated to the K9 self-propelled howitzer in Romania. This milestone marks a significant step in expanding the company's presence in the European defense market.
The U.S. House rejected a procedural block on challenging Trump’s tariffs, allowing debate and potential votes aimed at overturning tariffs on Canadian goods, though further hurdles remain.
Japanese Prime Minister Hiroshi Takaichi plans to seek international understanding regarding his visit to the controversial Yasukuni Shrine, a site commemorating Japan's war dead, including individuals convicted of war crimes during World War II.
France has called for the resignation of Francesca Albanese after her alleged antisemitic comments during a recent Al Jazeera forum. The remarks have sparked widespread outrage and condemnation across political and social spectrums.
NATO’s Arctic Sentry aims to coordinate rising allied military activity in the High North, including Denmark’s Greenland exercise, as strategic interest in the region grows.
Bangladesh is preparing for its first election following the 2024 uprising that led to the ousting of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. As the nation stands at a crossroads, the upcoming election symbolizes a critical moment for democracy and governance in the country.
Chinese President Xi Jinping has made a rare comment about the recent military purge, hinting at the need for strict discipline within the armed forces. This reference underscores ongoing efforts to consolidate power and address corruption in the military ranks.
The Paris appeals court has scheduled a verdict for July 7 in the graft case involving Marine Le Pen, the prominent leader of the far-right National Rally party. The ruling could have significant implications for her political future and the party's standing in France.
The US Army has been conducting live tests of undisclosed anti-drone laser systems near a civilian airport, raising concerns about safety and security in proximity to populated areas. The operation has sparked debate over military testing and its potential implications for public safety.
A 13-year-old boy in Australia demonstrated remarkable determination and resilience when he swam 4 kilometers and then called emergency services for help. His extraordinary journey highlights both the dangers of open water swimming and the importance of safety measures.
Tragedy struck in the Alps as a world champion skydiver tragically passed away at the age of 37 due to a parachute failure during a jump. The incident highlights the inherent risks associated with extreme sports and the importance of safety measures.
Oatly has been prohibited from using the term 'milk' to advertise its plant-based beverages in the UK. The decision stems from regulatory rules aimed at distinguishing dairy products from plant-based alternatives, raising questions about labeling practices in the food industry.
A boy has been arrested in connection with a double stabbing at Kingsbury High School in London, with authorities confirming that he is a former pupil of the school. The incident has raised serious concerns about safety in educational environments.
Nineteen Buddhist monks completed a 15-week, 2,300-mile “Walk for Peace” from Texas to Washington, D.C., drawing widespread public attention and emphasizing mindfulness and inner peace.
Malaysia’s East Coast Rail Link staged a preview run as it nears operational readiness, with about 91.7% completed and preparations continuing for a planned January 2027 launch.
R2.5 billion has been paid to former mineworkers and families, yet thousands of claims remain unresolved as outreach and compensation efforts continue.
A tragic shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, claimed the lives of residents and students. Police identified an 18-year-old suspect, and the community now mourns.
Continental mantle earthquakes occur deep below Earth’s crust, revealing unexpected movement in regions once thought too hot and pressurized to fracture.
Arviat, Nunavut has been chosen as the main campus site of Inuit Nunangat University, the first Inuit-led university in Canada, aiming to open by 2030 and serve Inuit students close to home.
A U.S. citizen living in eastern Ontario was convicted after using a stolen Canadian identity to obtain official documents, according to RCMP and CBSA investigations.
Malaysia expects to save about RM2.5 billion (around US $600 million) in targeted RON95 fuel subsidies in 2026, with savings directed to public assistance programmes.