- 23 November, 2024
North Korea Hackers Steal Data on Laser Anti-Aircraft Weapons
A desperate North Korea has embarked on pilfering defense technology to fund its weapons programmes because of tough sanctions. A joint probe by the South
Is British Politics Crumbling Because of Russian Spies?
The Russian federal security service is allegedly using cyber interference to target politically connected people, says a British Foreign Office minister Leo Docherty. He told
Corruption Plagues Ukraine Defense Ministry, More Funds
With billions of dollars flowing into Ukraine to help fight off Russia and keep its sovereignty, the country is riddled with corruption and mismanagement of
Polish Truckers Grievance with Ukraine, EU Not Ending Soon
Polish truckers who have been protesting along the border with Ukraine since last month have threatened to continue with the blockade for up to two
Indonesia: 11 Dead in Marapi Volcano Eruption
Indonesia’s Mount Marapi volcano Sunday eruption has left 11 climbers dead and scores more are stranded. The 2,891 metre-high volcano on Sumatra threw ash, white-and-gray
UK Took in 1,500 Afghan Refugees in Secret Operation
UK’s Ministry of Defense has brought in 1,500 Afghan refugees into Britain through a secretive operation that began in October when Pakistan announced plans to
Chinese High-Orbit Satellite to Compete SpaceX’s Starlink
With China having completed the initial set-up of its first high-orbit satellite communication network, there’s a Chinese alternative to SpaceX’s Starlink. It has a total
Finland Accuses Russia of Hybrid Warfare
Finland wants to end the crossing of migrants and refugees into the country, after recording 900 asylum seekers coming in from Russia in November. This
US Rages Over North Korea’s Spy Satellite Photos
North Korea has drawn irk from the United States after Pyongyang claimed that its spy satellite took photos of the White House, the Pentagon and
Ukraine: New Corridor Sees Surge in Ships Taking Grains
The new corridor has enabled Ukraine to ship grains to the rest of the world through ports on the Black Sea despite Russia’s threats and