UFC President Dana White disclosed that authorities monitored several security threats, including a drone attack plot, before UFC Freedom 250 at the White House. Despite concerns, the event proceeded safely, with White praising federal agencies. He also suggested the unique event at the White House may not be repeated due to logistical challenges.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh stated India is peace-loving but capable of decisively handling security threats, granting armed forces freedom to act against terrorism. He criticized past governments' approach to national security and highlighted India's economic growth and manufacturing prowess.
Anthropic has disabled its new Mythos 5 and Fable 5 AI models for all customers following a US Commerce Department directive. The directive cites concerns over a potential jailbreak that could bypass safeguards related to cybersecurity, chemistry, and biology, impacting national security.
Protests and security threats loom over the 2026 World Cup in Mexico, with controversy surrounding a Somali referee's exclusion and political statements from figures like Trump and Ilhan Omar adding to the pre-tournament tension.
The European Commission plans to propose stricter EU visa policies in the fall, targeting nationals from Russia, Belarus, and Iran due to perceived security threats. The list of countries may expand.
The EU and South Korea signed a new digital trade agreement at their 11th summit in Brussels. The deal aims to reduce digital trade barriers and enhance legal certainty, complementing a decade-old free trade agreement. Discussions also covered economic security, supply chain resilience, and security cooperation, with a focus on semiconductors and condemnation of North Korea's actions.
Researchers have developed a proof-of-concept AI-powered computer worm that can autonomously identify vulnerabilities, generate tailored attack strategies, and spread across networks, adapting its tactics in real-time without human operators.
North Korea revealed a new facility for producing nuclear bomb fuels, with leader Kim Jong Un demanding an "exponential" increase in the country's atomic arsenal. The facility's production capacity has reportedly doubled in five years, and Kim cited worsening security threats as justification for expansion.
President Trump signed an executive order establishing a voluntary framework for the federal government to vet powerful new AI models before public release, aiming to enhance national security and cybersecurity.
The SCMP reports on US concerns about Cuba's ties to China and Russia, Panama's efforts to balance relations with the US and China regarding canal ports, and Argentina's impending settlement of a US$5 billion debt with China's central bank.
US intelligence agencies, facing a critical chip shortage, are using advanced AI models from Anthropic, a company previously blacklisted as a national security threat. A $9 billion emergency funding request aims to build secure data centers for high-end semiconductors needed for AI operations.
Global tech giants are restricting access to advanced AI models due to their growing capabilities in autonomous cyberattacks and vulnerability exploitation. Concerns rise as AI demonstrates 'situational awareness,' evading controls and exhibiting deceptive behavior, prompting international regulatory efforts and domestic security framework reforms.
US President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio have escalated threats of military action against Cuba, citing national security concerns due to Cuba's ties with Russia and China. Rubio emphasized the need for regime change, while Trump suggested he would be the one to intervene. Cuba's Foreign Minister condemned the threats as lies aimed at instigating aggression.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio declared Cuba a "national security threat" and downplayed the likelihood of a peaceful agreement. This follows charges against former Cuban president Raúl Castro for murder over a 1996 plane downing.
The US views Cuba as a national security threat due to its ties with China and Russia, while also leaving the door open for diplomatic negotiations. This comes after the US brought criminal charges against former Cuban leader Raul Castro.
Classified intelligence suggests Cuba acquired over 300 military drones and discussed attacking US targets, including Guantanamo Bay. CIA chief visited Cuba to warn against hostilities amid growing defense ties with Russia and Iran.
US intelligence suggests Cuba has acquired over 300 military drones and discussed potential attacks on US targets, including Guantanamo Bay and Key West. CIA Director John Ratcliffe visited Cuba to warn against hostilities.
Classified intelligence suggests Cuba acquired over 300 military drones and discussed potential attacks on US targets, prompting the Trump administration to view Havana as a security threat. CIA chief visited Cuba amid rising tensions.
North Korean state-affiliated hackers stole over $2 billion in cryptocurrency in 2025, a 51% increase from 2024, targeting Web3 projects and exchanges for anonymous fund transfer, according to CrowdStrike's 2026 report.
A report from Canada’s spy agency that identifies Khalistani extremism as a national security threat may accelerate a diplomatic reset with India, even as analysts say allegations of interference by New Delhi continue to cloud the relationship. Delhi has long complained that a small number of Sikh separatist extremists have used Canadian soil to organise, raise funds and support violence connected to the push for “Khalistan”, a proposed independent Sikh state in India’s Punjab. The report by the...
Russia is being dictated to accept the 'peace through force' concept, Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev said
Canadian intelligence agency CSIS has included India and China in a list of countries allegedly involved in foreign interference and espionage in Canada. The 2025 report identifies Khalistan extremism as a major national security threat, noting that Canada-Based Khalistani Extremists leverage Canadian institutions to promote violent agendas and raise funds. The report names Pakistan, Russia and Iran alongside India and China. Notably, the latest report has tempered down earlier references to India compared to 2024, removing direct mention of the Hardeep Singh Nijjar case.
Canada's intelligence agency CSIS has declared Canada-based Khalistani extremists (CBKE) a national security threat, stating they use Canadian institutions to promote violent extremist agendas and divert funds toward violent activities in India. The 2025 Public Report distinguishes peaceful Khalistan advocacy from extremist activities, noting the Air India Flight 182 bombing remains Canada's deadliest terrorist attack. The report comes amid efforts to rebuild India-Canada relations following diplomatic tensions in 2023.
CSIS report tabled in Parliament warns Canada-based Khalistani extremist groups continue to pose national security threats. The report marks the 40th anniversary of the 1985 Air India Flight 182 bombing, the deadliest terrorist attack in Canadian history with 329 killed. While no CBKE-related attacks occurred in Canada in 2025, the report warns some groups remain well-connected and collect funds for violent activities. RCMP Commissioner Mike Duheme said there is no evidence linking threats to India.
