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Medvedev: Western leaders will be punished for crimes against the Russian people
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - International Service: He made these statements in response to what he called "an attempt to destroy Russia." Medvedev, who is considered one of Russia's most radical politicians against Western policies and has repeatedly accused the West of escalating tensions in recen»»»
Bulgarian Parliament Approves 37 Million Increase in Stryker Combat Vehicle Deal
Bulgaria's Parliament approved an increase in the cost of the country's contract for Stryker armored combat vehicles, backing amendments to the investment project for equipping battalion battle groups within a mechanized brigade. The decision passed with 156 votes in favor, while t ... »»»
Police Arrest Masquerade Over Murder Of 24-Year-Old In Oyo
The Oyo State Police Command has arrested a masquerade identified as Asoleke over the alleged gruesome killing of a 24-year-old man, Sefiu Kehinde, during a traditional masquerade procession in the Labiran area of Ibadan. The incident, which triggered ... »»»
Finland Orders €108M Saab RBS 70 NG Air Defense Systems to Counter Low-Flying Aircraft and Drones
Finland will acquire Saab RBS 70 NG short-range ground-based air defense systems from Sweden to strengthen protection against low-flying threats, the Finnish Ministry of Defence announced on July 3, 2026. The €108 million purchase will expand Finland’s ability to counter drones, helicopters, and fi»»»
British Army to get 500-mile ballistic missile capability
The British Army is to receive a ballistic missile capability with a range of around 500 miles under the Defence Investment Plan, the UK Defence Journal understands. A defence official said additional money is going into the Army’s recce strike concept, covering lethality, basic and advanced drones»»»
Germany & Poland to Ink Toothless Military Deal Dressed Up in 'Russia Threat' Hype
The signing of the deal—timed for the 35th anniversary of the two countries’ friendship treaty—is cloaked in rhetoric about “unity.” In reality, this is a half-measure, stemming from yet another bid to brand Russia as the boogeyman and thereby justify Europe’s frenzied military surge.What the deal »»»
Video: Russia's Tu-22M3 supersonic bomber plane nosedives, erupts into cloud of thick smoke
A Russian bomber plane, Tu-22M3, came down crashing on Monday in Siberia during a training flight, said Russian defence ministry. A video of the incident, which happened in Siberia's Irkutsk region, has surfaced online. In the scary footage, the plane is seen nosediving behind a forested area, foll»»»
Government looking to give boost to high-wage workers in express entry system | CBC News
Ottawa is looking at overhauling the express entry system to make it easier for people with high-paying job offers to apply for permanent residency. A public consultation survey and discussion paper outline the proposed changes to the express entry system. Express entry evaluates economic immigrati»»»
UK must end its 'sentimental' approach to US 'special relationship'
The Government must end its 'sentimental' approach to the US special relationship and increase defence spending to keep Britain safe, a committee led by the author of the defence review has said. Labour should set a 'clear and costed' path to spending 5 per cent of GDP on defence in order to end th»»»
Why Canada’s military is nowhere near meeting its decade-old female recruitment target | RCI
Military commander says he's 'pessimistic' about reaching goal of 25%. The military commander overseeing recruitment said the Canadian Armed Forces is nowhere near meeting a target set a decade ago for women to make up 25 per cent of the Forces by 2026 — and at the current rate, reaching that goal »»»
‘We are not some piece of ice’: Greenland PM responds to Trump’s comments - National | Globalnews.ca
Greenland Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen called on NATO allies to stand together to defend international law on Thursday as he hit back against U.S. President Donald Trump’s latest comments about the Arctic island. In a post on social media earlier this week, Trump criticized NATO’s unwilling»»»
Japan short on recruits, eyes women to fill ranks by 2036
TOKYO, April 8 — Japan wants to significantly boost the number of women in the military by the mid 2030s, the defence ministry has said, as it struggles to convince young people to enlist. Under a new target set this year, women should account for 13 per cent of troops in Japan’s Self-Defense Force»»»
Japan Aims to Boost Women Troops as It Struggles to Enlist
Japan wants to significantly boost the number of women in the military by the mid-2030s, the defense ministry has said, as it struggles to convince young people to enlist. Under a new target set this year, women should account for 13 percent of troops in Japan’s Self-Defense Forces (SDF) by March 2»»»
Dementia Risk: What you do while sitting affects your brain | - The Times of India
New research reveals that not all sitting is equal concerning dementia risk. Mentally passive sedentary activities like watching TV are linked to higher dementia rates. Conversely, engaging in mentally active sedentary pursuits such as reading may significantly reduce the risk of developing dementi»»»
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