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Four Indian Soldiers killed in Punjab shooting
Four Indian Army personnel were killed in a shooting incident at a military station in the Indian border state of Punjab on Wednesday. The Army confirmed the incident in a statement, adding that a search operation was continuing.
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China warns Taiwan with 'encirclement' military drills
China announced military drills would āsimultaneously organize patrols and advances around Taiwan island, shaping an all-round encirclement and deterrence postureā
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Retired U.S. Navy commander on military readiness
Taiwan Foreign Minister warns Chinaās military drills are becoming serious, coming close to Taiwan, any accident could spark āuncontrollable warā
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North Korea warns 'offensive action' over allies' drills
Current situation on Korean Peninsula is cause for concern
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Imran Khan, FMR PM of Pakistan calls to end corruption, invite investment
Lahore, Pakistan ā In an interview with Al Jazeera, Pakistanās former Prime Minister Imran Khan has called for a change in the countryās civil-military imbalance, saying it is necessary to ensure democracy in the country.
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DoD reveals four new Naval bases in Philippines in response to Chinese aggression
In a move aimed at countering Chinese aggression in the Indo-Pacific, the Defense Department announced on Monday the locations of four new naval bases in the Philippines, with three of them located in the north-eastern part of the island of Luzon.
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China: US military growth in Philippines "endangering regional peace"
China has expressed concerns over the new deal between the United States and the Philippines, warning that it could lead to an increase in military tension and endanger regional peace. The deal allows U.S. soldiers to use four additional bases in the Philippines, including one near the disputed South China Sea and another close to Taiwan, in an effort to counter Beijing's growing assertiveness in the region.
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Ukraine promised more munitions from and by Russia
Ukraine is undergoing a vast rehabilitation operation to repair infrastructure, including schools, bridges, buildings, transportation, and energy infrastructure. The European bridge has become an iconic emblem of the conflict, representing the Ukrainiansā experience of Russians coming to conquer their country. The IMF estimates that the final rebuilding price would be over $350 billion, with additional expenditures in the billions of euros due to Russiaās attempt to disrupt Ukraineās energy supply.
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American victim of Kim Jong Un, Otto Warmbier, honored by N. Korean defectors
In a quiet protest of the horrors of Kim Jong UNās regime, North Korean defectors fighting for freedom and honoring a well-known American victim of the barbaric regime, Otto Warmbier, placed a wreath of flowers at the North Korean Mission to the United Nations (UN) in New York City this week. The group of escapees remembered Otto as an international symbol of human rights, dignity, and freedom.
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Dispute over US response to Chinese spy balloon sparks criticism and concern
A dispute among top military officials over why the US did not shoot down a Chinese spy balloon as soon as it appeared on radar has come to light.
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Taliban releases photos of equipment they inherited from US withdrawal
The Taliban recently showcased American military hardware acquired during the disorderly retreat from Afghanistan, raising concerns and issues regarding the region's future. The possible threat presented by the Taliban gaining cutting-edge equipment has now been brought to light more by the publication of pictures that show rows on armored vehicles, helicopters, or other specialized equipment left untouched by the American military.
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South Korea considering exempting fathers of three from military service
Lawmakers in South Korea are considering a new proposal that could exempt men from compulsory military service if they have three or more children. The proposed bill has stirred controversy in the country, with many questioning its potential implications for the military and the society as a whole.
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