South Korea plans to train all 500,000 military personnel as "drone warriors" to counter evolving warfare tactics, citing conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East. The initiative includes procuring thousands of drones and developing advanced counter-drone systems.
A little-known US military court martial system for crimes committed in the UK is under scrutiny. Academic Sarah Steele described her experience of being tried by an all-male air force jury after being strangled by a US pilot in Cambridge.
Canada is sending three naval vessels, including two frigates and a submarine, to the biennial Rim of the Pacific Exercise (Rimpac) from Wednesday to July 31. The exercise involves over 25,000 personnel from 31 countries and will feature anti-submarine warfare training. Canada will also command the air component.
Over 2 million Indian students retook a crucial medical entrance exam after an alleged paper leak led to the cancellation of original results. The retest featured stringent security measures, and the scandal has renewed scrutiny of India's examination system.
EU's top diplomat Kaja Kallas confirmed reports that China's military has trained Russian personnel for Ukraine. The EU is assessing implications and agreed to sanction Chinese entities. Reports suggest drone training based on a July 2025 agreement, though China denies involvement.
A traffic stop on I-5 led to a six-hour manhunt on Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, resulting in the arrest of two suspects and the seizure of approximately 51 kilograms of cocaine and fentanyl from their vehicle.
Ukraine plans to increase military wages by one-third to 30,000 hryvnias and offer fixed-term contracts to boost recruitment. President Zelenskyy also aims to recruit more foreign volunteers. Meanwhile, Russia's Putin claims Ukrainian drone strikes aim to sow confusion and damage the economy, though he admits some economic damage.
The Five Eyes intelligence alliance warned that China is using fake job recruitment schemes on platforms like LinkedIn to trick government and military personnel into revealing sensitive information. Operatives pose as recruiters, offering jobs to gather privileged military, political, and economic data, with targets including security clearance holders and academics. China has rejected the allegations as 'malicious slander'.
China is using fake job recruitment schemes on platforms like LinkedIn to trick government and military personnel into revealing sensitive information, according to a Five Eyes intelligence alliance warning. Targets are asked for non-public details, with initial payments escalating for more classified data.
The US and its "Five Eyes" intelligence partners have issued a joint warning about Chinese spies using professional networking sites like LinkedIn to recruit individuals with access to classified information. The spies pose as employees of private firms to advertise job openings for analysts.
MI5 warns Chinese spies are using job websites like LinkedIn to recruit UK government and military staff for sensitive information, posing as recruiters for fake jobs.
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Georgy Borisenko stated that US bases in Arab countries have not helped these nations and have only brought disaster. However, he acknowledged that hosting foreign troops is the sovereign right of these independent states.
The death toll from a train bombing in Quetta, Pakistan, has risen to 47, with nearly 100 injured. The attack, which derailed three train cars, was claimed by the Balochistan Liberation Army.
A blast targeting a train carrying military personnel in Quetta, Balochistan, Pakistan, killed at least 24 people and wounded over 50. The Baloch Liberation Army claimed responsibility for the attack, which Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif condemned as terrorism.
A blast targeting a train carrying military personnel in Quetta, Balochistan, Pakistan, killed at least 24 people and wounded over 50. The Baloch Liberation Army claimed responsibility for the attack, which Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif condemned as terrorism.
A bomb blast targeting a train carrying military personnel in Pakistan's Balochistan province killed dozens on Sunday. The explosion in Quetta, attributed to an explosive-laden car, has been condemned by officials.
A blast targeting a train carrying military personnel in Pakistan's Balochistan province killed at least 24 people and wounded over 50. The explosion, caused by an explosive-laden vehicle hitting a carriage near Quetta, derailed part of the train en route to Peshawar ahead of the Eid holiday.
At least 20 people were killed and 70 injured in an explosion targeting a train carrying military personnel and their families in Quetta, Pakistan. The Balochistan Liberation Army claimed responsibility for the attack.
A suicide vehicle-borne IED attack targeted a shuttle train in Quetta, Balochistan, killing at least two dozen Pakistani personnel and injuring over 100. The Majeed Brigade of the Baloch Liberation Army claimed responsibility for the attack, stating it specifically targeted Pakistani army personnel.
A suicide vehicle-borne IED attack targeted a shuttle train in Quetta, Balochistan, killing at least 24 Pakistani personnel and injuring over 100. The Majeed Brigade of the Baloch Liberation Army claimed responsibility for the attack, which destroyed one bogie and damaged nearby structures.
A powerful explosion targeted a train carrying military personnel and their families near Chaman Phatak railway station in Pakistan's Balochistan province on Sunday, killing at least 24 people and injuring over 50. The blast damaged the train and nearby vehicles, shattering windows of surrounding buildings. The train was en route to Peshawar for Eid holidays when the device struck.
A powerful explosion targeted a train carrying military personnel near Chaman Phatak railway station in Pakistan's Balochistan province on Sunday, killing at least 24 people and injuring over 50. The blast, which damaged the train and nearby vehicles, occurred as the train was en route for Eid holidays.
US Ambassador Mick Huckabee confirmed Israel sent Iron Dome batteries to the UAE for protection against Iran. PM Netanyahu's office later revealed a secret March visit to the UAE, exacerbating diplomatic challenges for Abu Dhabi.
Russia's UN envoy Vasily Nebenzya stated that no military personnel were present in the Starobelsk professional college dormitory in Luhansk, and no students participated in combat. He called the strike a deliberate attack on a civilian object aimed at maximizing casualties.
