Russian threat sees Eastern Europe bring back land mines Five out of six countries along the border with Russia and Belarus plan to secure their borders with land mines, aiming to protect NATO’s eastern flank from a possible attack. But the plan is highly controversial. Serbian Police clash with anti-government demonstrators The student-led protest in […]
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Information At least 17 Nigerian soldiers were killed and several others wounded in coordinated attacks by armed gangs on military bases in Niger and Kaduna states. The assaults, which involved prolonged firefights, were carried out by so-called bandits—criminal groups notorious for kidnappings and violence in northwestern and central Nigeria. According to the Nigerian Army, some
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Information Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stated that Iran would adhere to the ceasefire agreement as long as Israel does not violate it. He affirmed Tehran’s willingness to engage in dialogue and protect its national interests diplomatically. His remarks, shared by state media, reflect a desire to avoid escalation while maintaining a firm stance. During a
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Information NATO members have reached an agreement to raise defence spending to 5% of each country’s GDP, a long-standing demand of former US President Donald Trump. The measure is expected to be formally adopted during the NATO meeting in The Hague. Under the agreement, all member nations, except Spain, will have until 2035 to meet
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IAEA head says it is too early to assess damage at Fordo The UN’s nuclear watchdog chief Rafael Grossi told CNN on Sunday that it was not yet possible to assess the damage done after US strikes hit Iran’s Fordo enrichment site, which is buried in a mountain. ‘All of Ukraine is ours’ in theory,
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Information The United States carried out a major military strike on Iran’s nuclear infrastructure, deploying B-2 stealth bombers to drop 16 GBU-57 bunker-buster bombs, 14 on the Fordow facility and two on Natanz, while submarines fired 30 Tomahawk missiles at targets in Natanz and Isfahan. These precision strikes reportedly inflicted heavy damage, especially on the
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Information The Norwegian Government has announced a significant increase in defence spending, pledging to allocate 5% of the country’s GDP to strengthen national security and bolster its contributions to NATO. This decision comes amid rising global instability and aligns with broader NATO discussions about adopting a collective 5% GDP target for defence. Prime Minister Jonas
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Information The Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda have announced they will sign a peace agreement on June 27 in Washington, aiming to end the ongoing conflict in eastern Congo. The draft deal, already initiated by technical teams from both countries, comes amid pressure from the United States, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio set
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Information Since Israel began attacking Iran’s nuclear infrastructure, Russian President Vladimir Putin has actively engaged with global leaders, voicing strong opposition to Israel’s actions. He condemned the strikes as violations of international law and expressed solidarity with Iran, reinforcing Moscow’s longstanding strategic partnership with Tehran. Despite the growing alliance, strengthened by shared opposition to Western
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