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Opinion | A Year After Pahalgam, India Contends With Desperate Enemies, Distracted Friends
The most challenging question on this anniversary is what might happen if another Pahalgam-scale attack were to occur today. New Delhi finds itself in a strategic pincer.
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30 Years Before Iran Op, A Pilot Who Survived Behind Enemy Lines For Days
He ate ants and plants and drank water from his emergency pack until it ran out on the fourth day.
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How A US Rescue Mission In Iran Nearly Went Off Course After Aircraft Failure
Two MC-130 aircraft that had ferried some of the roughly 100 special operations forces into rugged terrain south of Tehran suffered a mechanical failure and could not take off, a US official said
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Watch: US Says It Destroyed 16 Iranian Mine-Laying Boats Near Hormuz Strait
The US said it took out more than a dozen mine-laying Iranian vessels Tuesday, and the Islamic Republic vowed to block the region's oil exports, saying it would not allow "even a single liter" to be shipped to its enemies.
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How Mexican Cartels Employ Drones As Tools To Smuggle Drugs, Fight Enemies
The temporary closure of airspace over El Paso, Texas, on Wednesday caused unease south of the US-Mexico border and put the spotlight on the use of drones by Mexican cartels.
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'Unshakable Proof': Intelligence Chief Gabbard On Trump-Russia Probe
As the national intelligence director, Tulsi Gabbard is responsible for guarding America's secrets and discovering threats from overseas. But when she made a surprise appearance in the White House briefing room Wednesday
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How Iran, US And Israel's Closest Ally In The Middle East, Became Their Bitterest Enemy
Under the reign of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, Iran, once America and Israel's closest ally in the Middle East, became their bitterest enemy
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How Tattoos Got Venezuelans Deported From US Amid Immigration Crackdown
The US immigration officials appear to have taken tattoos as proof of the person being a member of Venezuelas most notorious gang, Tren de Aragua.
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How Venezuelan Mothers Recognise Deported Sons Through Mega-Prison Footage
The mass deportation was justified under the Alien Enemies Act of 1798, with President Trump claiming that the US was facing an "invasion" by a criminal organisation linked to kidnappings, contract killings, and extortion.
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What Is Alien Enemies Act, US Law Used For First Time Since World War II
US President Donald Trump on Saturday invoked the Alien Enemies Act - a wartime law last used in World War II - to deport individuals linked to Venezuela's Tren de Aragua gang. This was the first use of the act since World War II.
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India A "Cyber Adversary", Says Trudeau Government, New Delhi Shreds Claim
The Justin Trudeau-led Canadian government's latest action suggests it has started treating India as an enemy country. India has been added to a list of enemy nations in terms of cyber security and has been labelled a 'cyber adversary'.
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North Korea's New Posters Show Heavy Tanks Crushing South Koreans
This comes after the speech made by North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un about preparing for war and declaring South Korea as his country's "principal enemy".
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Afghan Troops Struggle To Replace Americans At Key Bagram Base
After American troops withdrew without notifying them, Afghan soldiers guarding the Bagram Air Base have been left with thousands of Taliban prisoners and a certainty that the enemy will attack.
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"Careful," Says Trump After Iran Supreme Leader Calls US Allies "Lackeys"
Iran's supreme leader said Friday that demonstrations at home over the accidental downing of a Ukrainian airliner were unrepresentative of the Iranian people and accused the country's enemies of exploiting the disaster for propaganda purposes.
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Tehran, US Tension A "Clash Of Wills", Says Iran Guard Official
The standoff between Iran and the United States is a "clash of wills", a senior commander of Iran's powerful Revolutionary Guards said on Thursday, suggesting any enemy "adventurism" would meet a crushing response, Fars news agency reported.
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Opinion | A Year After Pahalgam, India Contends With Desperate Enemies, Distracted Friends
The most challenging question on this anniversary is what might happen if another Pahalgam-scale attack were to occur today. New Delhi finds itself in a strategic pincer.
-
30 Years Before Iran Op, A Pilot Who Survived Behind Enemy Lines For Days
He ate ants and plants and drank water from his emergency pack until it ran out on the fourth day.
-
How A US Rescue Mission In Iran Nearly Went Off Course After Aircraft Failure
Two MC-130 aircraft that had ferried some of the roughly 100 special operations forces into rugged terrain south of Tehran suffered a mechanical failure and could not take off, a US official said
-
Watch: US Says It Destroyed 16 Iranian Mine-Laying Boats Near Hormuz Strait
The US said it took out more than a dozen mine-laying Iranian vessels Tuesday, and the Islamic Republic vowed to block the region's oil exports, saying it would not allow "even a single liter" to be shipped to its enemies.
-
How Mexican Cartels Employ Drones As Tools To Smuggle Drugs, Fight Enemies
The temporary closure of airspace over El Paso, Texas, on Wednesday caused unease south of the US-Mexico border and put the spotlight on the use of drones by Mexican cartels.
-
'Unshakable Proof': Intelligence Chief Gabbard On Trump-Russia Probe
As the national intelligence director, Tulsi Gabbard is responsible for guarding America's secrets and discovering threats from overseas. But when she made a surprise appearance in the White House briefing room Wednesday
-
How Iran, US And Israel's Closest Ally In The Middle East, Became Their Bitterest Enemy
Under the reign of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, Iran, once America and Israel's closest ally in the Middle East, became their bitterest enemy
-
How Tattoos Got Venezuelans Deported From US Amid Immigration Crackdown
The US immigration officials appear to have taken tattoos as proof of the person being a member of Venezuelas most notorious gang, Tren de Aragua.
-
How Venezuelan Mothers Recognise Deported Sons Through Mega-Prison Footage
The mass deportation was justified under the Alien Enemies Act of 1798, with President Trump claiming that the US was facing an "invasion" by a criminal organisation linked to kidnappings, contract killings, and extortion.
-
What Is Alien Enemies Act, US Law Used For First Time Since World War II
US President Donald Trump on Saturday invoked the Alien Enemies Act - a wartime law last used in World War II - to deport individuals linked to Venezuela's Tren de Aragua gang. This was the first use of the act since World War II.
-
India A "Cyber Adversary", Says Trudeau Government, New Delhi Shreds Claim
The Justin Trudeau-led Canadian government's latest action suggests it has started treating India as an enemy country. India has been added to a list of enemy nations in terms of cyber security and has been labelled a 'cyber adversary'.
-
North Korea's New Posters Show Heavy Tanks Crushing South Koreans
This comes after the speech made by North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un about preparing for war and declaring South Korea as his country's "principal enemy".
-
Afghan Troops Struggle To Replace Americans At Key Bagram Base
After American troops withdrew without notifying them, Afghan soldiers guarding the Bagram Air Base have been left with thousands of Taliban prisoners and a certainty that the enemy will attack.
-
"Careful," Says Trump After Iran Supreme Leader Calls US Allies "Lackeys"
Iran's supreme leader said Friday that demonstrations at home over the accidental downing of a Ukrainian airliner were unrepresentative of the Iranian people and accused the country's enemies of exploiting the disaster for propaganda purposes.
-
Tehran, US Tension A "Clash Of Wills", Says Iran Guard Official
The standoff between Iran and the United States is a "clash of wills", a senior commander of Iran's powerful Revolutionary Guards said on Thursday, suggesting any enemy "adventurism" would meet a crushing response, Fars news agency reported.
