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King Charles To Unveil UK's First LGBT Military Memorial
King Charles will on Monday unveil a memorial dedicated to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender military personnel, marking his first official engagement in support of the LGBT community.
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Why France's New Government Under PM Sebastien Lecornu Might Not Last Long
France's new premier named a government Sunday, bringing back ex-finance minister Bruno Le Maire to serve at the defense ministry, where he'll help oversee French military support for Ukraine and address threats to European security posed by Russia.
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Army, Air Force Chiefs' 'Stop State-Sponsored Terrorism Or...' Warning To Pak
Indian military chiefs delivered a fiery warning to Pakistan - including a veiled threat to wipe it off the map - over its support of cross-border terrorism. 'Stop supporting terrorism or lose your geographical presence...', Islamabad was told.
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'Will Erase From Map, Won't Exercise Restraint': Army Chief Warns Pakistan
If Pakistan wants to retain its place on the map, it must stop supporting terrorism, Army chief General Upendra Dwivedi has warned, asserting that the Indian armed forces won't exercise the restrain that it showed during "Operation Sindoor 1.0".
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Those Who Remain In Gaza City Will Be Considered Terrorists, Warns Israel
Israel issued a final warning Wednesday for people to flee Gaza's main city, as Hamas weighed US President Donald Trump's plan to end nearly two years of war in the Palestinian territory.
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Pete Hegseth Criticises 'Fat Generals,' Diversity Initiatives In Military
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth slammed "fat generals" and diversity initiatives that he said led to decades of decay in the military and told a rare gathering of commanders on Tuesday they should resign if they do not support his agenda.
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Microsoft Cuts Off Some Services To Israeli Military Over Gaza Surveillance
Microsoft on Thursday said it cut an Israeli defense unit's access to some cloud services apparently being used as part of a mass surveillance operation in Gaza.
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Ladakh's 91-km Hanle-Chumar Road Open To Public: Army
The 91-kilometre strategic road connecting Hanle to the border village of Chumar in Ladakh has been thrown open to the public, the Army said on Tuesday.
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Kim Jong Un Says He Will Strengthen Ties With China "More Vigorously"
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said he would promote relations with China "more vigorously," state media KCNA reported on Tuesday.
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US Again Vetoes UN Security Council Gaza Ceasefire Call
The United States on Thursday again wielded its veto and thwarted a UN Security Council call for a ceasefire in Gaza, shielding its ally Israel from meaningful diplomatic pressure.
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Emmys 2025: Aimee Lou Wood, Javier Bardem And Other Stars Wear Pro-Gaza Pins
Several actors wore red pins supporting Artists4Ceasefire, calling for an end to Israel's military campaign in the Gaza Strip
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"Hope For Fair Elections In Myanmar": PM Modi To Junta Chief
India hopes that the forthcoming elections in Myanmar will be held in a fair and inclusive manner involving all stakeholders, Prime Minister Narendra Modi told the head of Myanmar's military junta, Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, on Sunday.
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Ukraine Sees "Priceless" Digital Battlefield Data As Key To Western Support
Ukraine is looking at how to share battlefield data with allies, the country's deputy prime minister said, calling the vast trove of stored information one of Kyiv's "cards" to strengthen its position as it negotiates support from friendly countries.
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Ukraine War Would Not Have Happened If Trump Was At Helm In 2022: Putin
At the joint press conference that was held after the Alaska meet with US President Donald Trump, his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin said that the conflict in Ukraine would not have started if Trump would have been the President in 2022.
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They Lack 'Expertise' In Handling India: Expert On US' Op Sindoor Response
The way the US treated India at the end of Operation Sindoor shows a lack of expertise on their part in terms of understanding how to act towards India, Max Abrahms, an international security professor and author on terrorist dynamics said.
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King Charles To Unveil UK's First LGBT Military Memorial
King Charles will on Monday unveil a memorial dedicated to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender military personnel, marking his first official engagement in support of the LGBT community.
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Why France's New Government Under PM Sebastien Lecornu Might Not Last Long
France's new premier named a government Sunday, bringing back ex-finance minister Bruno Le Maire to serve at the defense ministry, where he'll help oversee French military support for Ukraine and address threats to European security posed by Russia.
-
Army, Air Force Chiefs' 'Stop State-Sponsored Terrorism Or...' Warning To Pak
Indian military chiefs delivered a fiery warning to Pakistan - including a veiled threat to wipe it off the map - over its support of cross-border terrorism. 'Stop supporting terrorism or lose your geographical presence...', Islamabad was told.
-
'Will Erase From Map, Won't Exercise Restraint': Army Chief Warns Pakistan
If Pakistan wants to retain its place on the map, it must stop supporting terrorism, Army chief General Upendra Dwivedi has warned, asserting that the Indian armed forces won't exercise the restrain that it showed during "Operation Sindoor 1.0".
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Those Who Remain In Gaza City Will Be Considered Terrorists, Warns Israel
Israel issued a final warning Wednesday for people to flee Gaza's main city, as Hamas weighed US President Donald Trump's plan to end nearly two years of war in the Palestinian territory.
-
Pete Hegseth Criticises 'Fat Generals,' Diversity Initiatives In Military
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth slammed "fat generals" and diversity initiatives that he said led to decades of decay in the military and told a rare gathering of commanders on Tuesday they should resign if they do not support his agenda.
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Microsoft Cuts Off Some Services To Israeli Military Over Gaza Surveillance
Microsoft on Thursday said it cut an Israeli defense unit's access to some cloud services apparently being used as part of a mass surveillance operation in Gaza.
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Ladakh's 91-km Hanle-Chumar Road Open To Public: Army
The 91-kilometre strategic road connecting Hanle to the border village of Chumar in Ladakh has been thrown open to the public, the Army said on Tuesday.
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Kim Jong Un Says He Will Strengthen Ties With China "More Vigorously"
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said he would promote relations with China "more vigorously," state media KCNA reported on Tuesday.
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US Again Vetoes UN Security Council Gaza Ceasefire Call
The United States on Thursday again wielded its veto and thwarted a UN Security Council call for a ceasefire in Gaza, shielding its ally Israel from meaningful diplomatic pressure.
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Emmys 2025: Aimee Lou Wood, Javier Bardem And Other Stars Wear Pro-Gaza Pins
Several actors wore red pins supporting Artists4Ceasefire, calling for an end to Israel's military campaign in the Gaza Strip
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"Hope For Fair Elections In Myanmar": PM Modi To Junta Chief
India hopes that the forthcoming elections in Myanmar will be held in a fair and inclusive manner involving all stakeholders, Prime Minister Narendra Modi told the head of Myanmar's military junta, Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, on Sunday.
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Ukraine Sees "Priceless" Digital Battlefield Data As Key To Western Support
Ukraine is looking at how to share battlefield data with allies, the country's deputy prime minister said, calling the vast trove of stored information one of Kyiv's "cards" to strengthen its position as it negotiates support from friendly countries.
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Ukraine War Would Not Have Happened If Trump Was At Helm In 2022: Putin
At the joint press conference that was held after the Alaska meet with US President Donald Trump, his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin said that the conflict in Ukraine would not have started if Trump would have been the President in 2022.
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They Lack 'Expertise' In Handling India: Expert On US' Op Sindoor Response
The way the US treated India at the end of Operation Sindoor shows a lack of expertise on their part in terms of understanding how to act towards India, Max Abrahms, an international security professor and author on terrorist dynamics said.
