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Europe's Assumption Problem: The Old America May Not Return
A Financial Times column argues that the end of Trumpism would not guarantee a superpower willing to underwrite European defence.
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Europe Ukraine air alert app hacking Ukraine's Air Alert app was apparently hacked and sent false nuclear and chemical warnings, which the Air… -
Europe Greenland US defence deal Greenland's parliament approves US defence deal. -
Americas Pentagon military planner Hegseth cuts top officers by 20%, removes Lt Gen Sylvia, who failed polygraphs, amid DOJ investigation. -
Americas Lindsay Clancy murder case after mistrial Lindsay Clancy returned to court Monday seeking dismissal of murder charges after her September trial ended… -
Middle East Syria and Mecca defence pact Syria is evaluating entry into the Mecca alliance of Türkiye, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, while Shaibani says… -
Africa Ethiopia Russian arms deal Ethiopia acquires S-400 batteries and Su-35 fighter jets.
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Russia Reports Port Strikes as Drone War Escalates
Moscow's defence ministry claims attacks on Ukrainian port infrastructure and 1,265 intercepted drones in a single day, figures that cannot be independently verified.
ConflictAnalysis
Russia Strikes Ukrainian Power Grid As Winter Approaches
Moscow says overnight attacks hit energy sites feeding defence plants in three regions, with port infrastructure in Odessa also targeted.
ConflictAnalysis
Moscow Repels Mass Drone Raid: What the Sortie Numbers Reveal
Russian officials say almost 500 drones targeted the capital region overnight, one of the largest such assaults in six months, according to TASS.
EnergyAnalysis
Drone Strike Hits Yaroslavl Refinery as Russia's Energy War Widens
Two refinery staff were injured in an overnight attack the regional governor says involved 124 drones, with infrastructure damaged.
ConflictAnalysis
Lakenheath Blockade: A Small Protest Tests a Large Question
Ten demonstrators chained themselves to a car at a US-used Suffolk airbase, reviving debate over nuclear storage and British complicity.
DiplomacyAnalysis
Erdogan Courts Seoul: Trade, Nuclear Power and a Wider Strategic Partnership
Türkiye's president sets a $15bn trade target and pitches nuclear, defence and transport cooperation ahead of a state visit to South Korea.
DiplomacyAnalysis
Erdogan in Seoul: A Strategic Partnership Tested by Time
Türkiye's president arrives in South Korea for talks with Lee Jae-myung, with defence, energy and trade on a crowded agenda.
World AffairsAnalysis
Iran Signals Wider Deterrence: A Doctrine Without Borders
An adviser to the supreme leader says the geography of threats no longer dictates the geography of response, hinting at a deterrence posture beyond the region.
ConflictAnalysis
Russia Reports 47 Drones Downed in a Day as Long-Range Strikes Continue
Moscow's defence ministry says air defences intercepted fixed-wing drones across nine regions, including Moscow, in a twelve-hour window.
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Strikes and Signals: Ukraine's Rostov Raid and the Talk of Talks
Kyiv claims a missile plant and air defence assets in Rostov, as Zelenskyy presses partners for interceptors and the Kremlin hints at dialogue.
PoliticsAnalysis
Britain's 1,000-Day War Warning Draws Sharp Fire from Galloway
Sputnik reports the Workers Party of Britain leader calling defence planning for a future war part of the elites' anti-Russian rhetoric.
ConflictAnalysis
Strike Near Odessa: Russia Targets Cargo Ship Bound for Ukrainian Forces
Moscow's defence ministry says a dry cargo vessel was hit 16 kilometres southeast of Odessa as drone attacks on military shipments continue.
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Russia Reports Overnight Strikes on Ukrainian Supply Routes
Moscow's defence ministry says drone attacks targeted logistics infrastructure serving Ukraine's military, with few details confirmed and no independent verification.
ConflictAnalysis
Drones Downed Near Moscow: Air Defences and the Capital's Shield
Russian officials say two drones bound for Moscow were intercepted, with emergency crews working at debris sites and little else confirmed.
