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Forty governments called for at least 24 hours’ advance notice of ICBM, SLBM and space launches after recent Pacific tests lacked standard notifications.
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M7.4 Earthquake Strikes Columbia, kills at least 100
At 7:34 local time this morning, a M7.4 Earthquake struck 5 kilometers south of San José del Palmar, Colombia at a depth of 103 kilometers. As of
Russia Balances Dependence Amid Espionage
CCP-Led Espionage Against Russia: History, Military-Industrial Payoff, and the 2026 Balance of Leverage.
Ukraine ousts defense minister as military rift sparks protests
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has removed Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov after six months in office, exposing a deep dispute over military reform and triggering rare wartime protests. No
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After the Wager: What to Expect From the 2026 NATO Summit
The 36th summit of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) was held in Ankara, Türkiye, between July 7 and 8, convened in the shadow of two defining
Russian Warship Fires ‘Warning Shots’ at UK Yacht in English Channel; MoD Investigation Underway
The U.K. Ministry of Defence has launched an investigation into a reported confrontation involving the Russian frigate Admiral Grigorovich, which allegedly fired warning shots at a British
Russian Missile and Drone Attack Damages Kyiv’s Historic Pechersk Lavra
Two historic buildings at Kyiv’s Pechersk Lavra were damaged during a Russian air attack, marking the UNESCO-listed monastery’s first wartime damage since World War II.
Putin arrives in China for talks with Xi
Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in China on Tuesday for a two-day visit with President Xi Jinping, with energy, trade and global security expected to lead the
By Kyle M
Evolution of War: Ukraine’s Drones
Ukraine’s rapid drone innovation is reshaping combat, turning inexpensive unmanned systems into decisive tools against Russian forces.
Fire erupts at Kstovo refinery in Russia after reported drone strike
A major fire broke out at a refinery in Kstovo, Russia, after a reported drone strike, in what appears to be the latest Ukrainian attack on Russian
Former President Rumen Radev’s Progressive Bulgaria Secures Majority in Parliament
Bulgaria held its eighth consecutive parliamentary election since 2021 on Sunday, with former President Rumen Radev's Progressive Bulgaria coalition securing a parliamentary majority.
Built for Smuggling: How Iran’s Revolutionary Guard (IRGC) Runs a Global Drug Cartel
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps operates one of the world’s largest state-backed drug trafficking enterprises, generating billions of dollars annually through opium, heroin, cocaine, and Captagon networks
Russia Launches Rare, Massive Daytime Drone Barrage Across Ukraine
Russia launched a rare large-scale daytime drone and missile barrage across Ukraine on March 24, killing civilians, wounding dozens and striking cities far from the front, in
United States, Allies Demand Warning Before Ballistic Missile Launches
Forty governments called for at least 24 hours’ advance notice of ICBM, SLBM and space launches after recent Pacific tests lacked standard notifications.
Russia Frees Former U.S. Marine Robert Gilman
Russia has released former U.S. Marine Robert Gilman after more than four years in detention, allowing him to return to the United States for medical treatment.
Poland, Baltic states tighten infrastructure security over fears of Russian attack
Poland, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia are strengthening security around critical infrastructure amid intelligence warnings that Russia could stage sabotage using Ukrainian-made drones to sow confusion over who
The War That Stopped Moving
Four and a half years in, Russia and Ukraine are fighting a different war than the one most people stopped following. The front has almost frozen. The
By Ethan E
U.S. Intelligence Warns Putin May Test NATO
U.S. intelligence assessments indicate Vladimir Putin may be increasingly willing to authorize provocative operations against NATO members while seeking to avoid direct war.
Turkey Plans Major Arms Transfer
Turkey plans to transfer ATACMS missiles, M270 launchers and cluster munitions to Ukraine, according to U.S. congressional notifications released publicly.
Russia Balances Dependence Amid Espionage
CCP-Led Espionage Against Russia: History, Military-Industrial Payoff, and the 2026 Balance of Leverage.
By Boyka B.
Explosion at Upscale Moscow Restaurant Leaves 3 Dead, 21 Injured
Following reports of a blast near an upscale restaurant in central Moscow, Russian state media agency TASS has confirmed that at least three people died and several
Ukraine ousts defense minister as military rift sparks protests
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has removed Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov after six months in office, exposing a deep dispute over military reform and triggering rare wartime protests. No
After the Wager: What to Expect From the 2026 NATO Summit
The 36th summit of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) was held in Ankara, Türkiye, between July 7 and 8, convened in the shadow of two defining