President Trump announced a major "rally" in Washington for July 4, calling it "the most spectacular TRUMP RALLY of them all." The event, named "Tribute to America," will be held at the Washington Monument and Lincoln Memorial.
US President Donald Trump announced that the United States and Iran have signed agreements to end military actions. He stated that the Strait of Hormuz will be fully reopened for navigation on June 19, with ships already beginning to pass through.
Donald Trump's new peace deal with Iran faces immediate strain as Israel signals defiance, questioning its security and binding nature. Despite US-Iran pledges to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, Israel's defense minister stated their military would remain in Lebanon indefinitely, potentially creating conflict with the US.
The UK faces a "guns vs. butter" debate, balancing welfare and military spending amid rising global tensions and a perceived unreliable US. Critics highlight defense overspending and delays, while questioning the narrative of soaring welfare costs, particularly concerning pensions.
The UK faces a "guns vs. butter" debate, balancing welfare and military spending amid rising global tensions and a perceived unreliable US. Critics highlight defense overspending and delays, while questioning the narrative of escalating welfare costs.
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.
The Indian Army's 'Army Uniforms-2026' booklet introduces significant changes to military dress regulations, removing colonial-era symbols and customs like ceremonial swords for reviewing officers, while incorporating indigenous elements such as the Bandi jacket and a new Battle Jacket. These reforms aim to align military traditions with India's national identity and decolonize its institutional culture.
Lidia Almeida, president of the Mothers of Plaza de Mayo and a lifelong human rights activist, has died at 95. She spent over 50 years searching for her son, Alejandro, who was forcibly disappeared during Argentina's dictatorship. Almeida became an emblem of the fight for justice, continuing her activism until her final days.
Lidia Almeida, president of the Mothers of Plaza de Mayo and a lifelong human rights activist searching for her disappeared son, has died at 95. She was a symbol of resistance against Argentina's dictatorship and continued her advocacy until her final days.
A Russian Tu-22M3 strategic bomber crashed during a training flight in Siberia's Irkutsk region. The crew ejected successfully, but details on their condition are unknown. The aircraft crashed near the Angara River, with footage showing it nose-diving into trees.
President Trump declared the Strait of Hormuz "toll-free open" as a major achievement, but Iran insists the waterway was never closed. The conflict, "Operation Epic Fury," cost the US billions, resulted in significant aircraft losses, and caused a global energy crisis and supply chain collapse.
Top US and Iranian officials are set to sign a framework in Switzerland on Friday to "immediately and permanently terminate military operations on all fronts." The deal, announced by Pakistani PM Shehbaz Sharif and echoed by Donald Trump, aims to end the war but faces unclear terms and political contests, with crucial nuclear program questions deferred.
Military spouses face a 20% unemployment rate and unique challenges like frequent relocations and caregiving duties. Many turn to entrepreneurship, but face obstacles like funding rejections and business disruption. A coalition is advocating for legislation to provide more federal funding and support for military spouse-owned businesses.
Lieutenant General Dhiraj Seth's appointment as Army Chief continues a legacy of military families in India's armed forces, with fathers and sons often commanding the same formations, tracing back to the first Commander-in-Chief.
China's PLA Daily warns of an accelerating arms race in low-earth orbit (LEO) satellites, citing US developments like SpaceX contracts. The newspaper highlights the growing strategic and militarized value of space, particularly for satellite networks and orbital competition.
Russia's Defense Ministry reported a massive overnight strike on Ukrainian military-industrial facilities in Kiev, Kharkov, and Dnepropetrovsk, including UAV component plants and military airfields, in retaliation for Kiev's attacks on civilian sites. Russia claims all designated targets were hit and denies striking civilian facilities.
A Pakistan Air Force training aircraft crashed during a routine mission near Mardan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, on Monday, killing Flight Lieutenant Muhammad Qasim Abdullah and Lieutenant Taha Abbasi. This incident follows a recent Pakistan Army Aviation helicopter crash and highlights a pattern of military aircraft accidents in Pakistan.
A US-Iran deal to end a war faces immediate challenges. Iran claims control of the Strait of Hormuz, while Israel vows to maintain its presence in Lebanon. Details on frozen assets and nuclear program remain unclear.
A US-Iran agreement to end a war faces immediate challenges as Iran claims control over the Strait of Hormuz and Israel vows to maintain its presence in Lebanon. Details on frozen assets and nuclear program suspensions remain unclear.
During a UFC event, the Trump administration launched a military recruitment ad emphasizing 'peace through strength.' The ad, featuring President Trump's voiceover, contrasts with recent actions like a war with Iran and the kidnapping of Venezuela's president, drawing criticism from some former supporters.
A Lowy Institute report indicates China's capacity to strike Australia will increase substantially over the next decade, posing a strategic challenge. This includes interdicting trade, severing communications, cyber operations, and naval power projection.
A court is reviewing arrest warrants for former military leaders, including ex-Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Kim Myung-soo, suspected of participating in an insurrection during a state of martial law. Prosecutors argue they failed to fulfill public demands and acted against constitutional principles.
Russia launched one of its largest aerial assaults with 70 missiles and 611 drones targeting Ukraine. Kyiv reported successful retaliatory strikes on a Yaroslavl oil facility and a Tula chemical plant deep inside Russia.
Starbucks Korea stores will close early next week for employee history training following a public backlash over a marketing campaign that evoked the Gwangju Uprising. The campaign's "Tank Day" and "5/18" wording caused outrage, leading to the firing of the local CEO.
