For decades, most major US tech companies and investors steered clear of the Pentagon because of complicated contracting rules and ethical questions about making weapons. But the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East and China’s rapid military rise have changed the calculus.
French Prime Minister Francois Bayrou appears set to lose a vote of confidence in the National Assembly on September 8, an outcome that would increase instability in one of Europe's largest countries while limiting the room of maneuver for the embattled French President Emmanuel Macron.
US President Donald Trump signed an executive order that could designate countries that have wrongfully detained US citizens as state sponsors of terrorism, including Iran, Afghanistan, Russia, and China.
US President Donald Trump's decision to impose a 50 percent tariff on Indian goods over its Russian oil imports has escalated tensions between Washington and one of its key Indo-Pacific allies.
The Russian and Chinese navies have concluded five days of joint naval exercises in the Sea of Japan, showcasing their deepening military cooperation.
The five-day drills, dubbed Maritime Interaction 2025, focus on anti-submarine warfare, air defense, and search-and-rescue operations, showcasing their growing strategic alignment in a region marked by heightened security concerns.
The United States on July 30 imposed sanctions on a major shipping network controlled by the son of a top aide to Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, in what the Treasury Department said was its “largest Iran-related action” since 2018.
Leaders will gather in Finland to mark 50 years since the Helsinki Final Act, which paved the way for the OSCE. But as Russia’s war on Ukraine, political gridlock, and waning trust test the organization, many question its future role in European security.
Iceland is weighing a return to EU membership talks amid Arctic security concerns and shifting trade dynamics. Brussels is hopeful, but sovereignty and fisheries remain major sticking points.
Sectarian clashes in southern Syria have created a fragile cease-fire and a potential opening for Tehran. With old proxy networks fraying and rivals watching closely, can Iran turn the chaos into a new foothold, or will its bid to regain influence falter?
The United States is threatening 30 percent tariffs on EU goods, risking a trade war as Brussels readies $84 billion in potential countermeasures. Talks continue amid fears of economic fallout and efforts to secure new trade deals worldwide.
A US court has for the time blocked plans by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to end the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Afghans, granting at least a one-week reprieve to thousands of people at risk of deportation to Taliban-controlled Afghanistan.
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