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South Korea’s Lee Heads to NATO Summit, Mongolia to Boost Defence Ties
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung will attend the NATO summit in Ankara on July 7-8, marking his first participation in the alliance's leaders'...
Why the Russia–Ukraine War Has Become a Contest of Endurance?
"The Russia–Ukraine War has now exceeded the duration of the First World War, yet Russia is short of achieving its original political objectives, and...
EU Pledges New Support for Armenia as Russia Maintains Trade Pressure
The European Union announced an additional €18 million in economic assistance for Armenia and eased market access for Armenian exports as Brussels seeks to...
Europe Fills Most US Defense Gaps in NATO Ahead of Ankara Summit
The development comes as the United States reshapes its military commitments to NATO, reflecting Washington's growing focus on preparing for potential conflicts in multiple...
US Envoy Urges Taiwan to Build ‘Hornet’s Nest’ of Drones to Deter China
China claims Taiwan as its own territory and has increased military pressure on the island in recent years through regular air and naval operations,...
Putin approved secret China Russia military training, sources say
Classified Russian documents and European officials indicate that Russia's covert military training programme with China received approval at the highest levels of the Kremlin,...
Could another Iran war erupt after the US midterm elections?
The interim ceasefire between the United States and Iran has eased immediate fears of a prolonged regional conflict, allowing oil shipments through the Strait...
Taiwan tells ships to reject China Coast Guard boarding demands
Taiwan has instructed its commercial vessels to ignore any boarding or inspection requests from China's Coast Guard in waters off the island's east coast,...
The New Age of Bunker-Busting Warfare
When seven B-2 Spirit stealth bombers flew a 36-hour round-trip mission from Whiteman Air Force Base, Missouri to Iran on 22nd June 2025, they...
UN warns Hormuz disruption could leave lasting economic scars
The reopening of the Strait of Hormuz may have eased immediate concerns over global energy supplies, but the economic consequences of months of disruption...