The U.S. Department of Defense has ordered 30 universities, including Harvard and MIT, to audit partnerships with foreign institutions, primarily in China, to prevent research theft. Schools failing to terminate problematic ties within two weeks risk losing federal funding.
Hong Kong hotels are launching promotions and special rates six months ahead of the BTS world tour, expecting a major boost in occupancy and room revenue similar to trends seen in Seoul.
The UK's cancellation of a military training exercise in Kenya due to unresolved disagreements over defence arrangements has strained a long-standing defence partnership, highlighting tensions over legal jurisdiction, accountability, and rules governing British forces in Kenya.
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has rebuffed a threat from eight US lawmakers to suspend military training funds unless Kuala Lumpur reverses its long-standing restrictions on Israeli nationals, asserting Malaysia's sovereign right.
Patrick Witt, the White House's top crypto adviser, deferred his military training to remain and advance the CLARITY Act in the Senate before the August 8 recess. This comes as deputy director Harry Jung announced his departure from the council.
Bangladesh Army chief General Waker-Uz-Zaman is on a five-day visit to Turkiye to expand military training and technology exchanges, exploring local hardware like artillery and drones. This follows Turkish foreign minister Hakan Fidan's recent Dhaka trip, aiming to strengthen defense and foreign minister-level cooperation, with Pakistan's support for Turkiye's upgraded defense ties.
The US and Australia have condemned China's recent missile test in the Pacific, calling it a violation of international law due to insufficient notice. China claims the test was routine and safe, but critics argue it's a destabilizing provocation.
China conducted its first known submarine-based missile test since 1982, firing a dummy warhead from a nuclear-powered submarine. The foreign ministry called it a routine arrangement, not directed at any specific country. Japan and Australia received advance notice.
China has conducted a long-range missile test in the Pacific, which Australia's foreign minister Penny Wong has condemned as "destabilising to the region" and "lacking in transparency". The test missile, carrying a dummy warhead, landed in designated waters and was described by China as a "routine arrangement" of military training.
China conducted a long-range missile test in the South Pacific, drawing criticism from Australia, New Zealand, and Japan for destabilizing the region. The test, reportedly involving a nuclear-capable device with a dummy warhead, occurred shortly after Australia and Fiji signed a defense alliance.
China conducted a long-range missile test in the Pacific, which Australia's acting prime minister Richard Marles called "destabilising to the region." Australia was informed of the test, reportedly involving a nuclear-capable device with a dummy warhead, on the same day it signed a defense alliance with Fiji.
Britain's only serving female naval commando, Lt Lily-Mae Fisher, 31, was among three killed when an MK4 helicopter crashed in Devon during poor weather conditions. Lt Cmdr Chris Gayson, 42, and Petty Officer Owen Green, 24, also died. An investigation is underway.
Germany is reportedly planning to require former military personnel to undergo mandatory training during peacetime, as outlined in a draft law. This comes amid reports of Germany preparing for a potential conflict with Russia, with experts suggesting recruitment challenges and potential public backlash.
India and Oman bolstered defense ties with specialized military training for 110 Omani officers. The initiative focused on operational coordination and joint logistics, enhancing interoperability amid regional security challenges. This follows recent discussions on the West Asia crisis between the foreign ministers and India's condemnation of an attack on an Indian-flagged ship off Oman's coast.
A foreign investigative team has reportedly arrived at a Ukrainian armed forces (VSU) assault unit training ground in the Chuhuiv district near Kharkiv. The details of the team's origin and purpose remain unknown, according to a source in Russian security agencies cited by TASS.
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The European Union has added Simbirsk Design Bureau (SKB), manufacturer of Piranha FPV drones that destroyed the first American Abrams tank in February 2024, to its 20th package of anti-Russian sanctions. The company produces up to 10,000 drones monthly and is considered extremely valuable by the Russian military. Clevercopter and Arkhangel Center were also sanctioned.
Lithuania's parliament has unanimously approved the expansion of a military training ground near Taurage, doubling its size to 2,334 hectares to facilitate nationwide military exercises near the Kaliningrad border.
