News
CIA Officers Died in Mexico Crash Without Official Sanction
Two CIA officers died in a crash in Mexico during an unauthorized anti-drug operation led by the Mexican military.
Tag: Security
Conflict
US Officials Head to Pakistan for Urgent Talks Amid Iran Tensions
US officials Douglas Witkoff and Jared Kushner are traveling to Pakistan for urgent talks on Iran's escalating regional tensions.
International
Europe’s Defense Pact: A Shadow of NATO’s Reach?
Europe's EU treaty has a mutual defense clause, but experts say it's no substitute for NATO's security guarantees.
International
Zelensky Secures Defense Pacts for Gulf Nations Against Iranian Drones
Ukraine finalizes defense deals with Gulf nations to counter Iranian drone threats, sharing expertise and technology.
Legal
Four Held in Srinagar for Alleged Terrorist Logistic Support
Four individuals, including a woman, were arrested in Srinagar for allegedly providing logistic support to terrorists.
International
Anthropic’s Mythos AI Sparks Global Security and Financial Alarms
Anthropic's powerful new AI model, Mythos, has prompted urgent global responses from central banks and intelligence agencies.
News
US Demands Iraq Dismantle Iran-Backed Militias Amid Escalating Tensions
US demands Iraq dismantle Iran-backed militias following recent attacks on American sites, escalating regional tensions.
International
Two Americans Die in Mexico Vehicle Crash During Anti-Drug Operation
Two Americans died in a vehicle crash in Mexico's Chihuahua state while returning from a military-led operation targeting drug labs.
Crime
Pahalgam Memorial Unveiled as Kashmir Boosts Security Ahead of Attack Anniversary
A memorial honors victims of a Pahalgam terror attack as security is heightened ahead of the first anniversary.
Conflict
Iran Grants Iraqi Militias More Autonomy Amid War Pressures
Iran is granting its field commanders greater autonomy over militias in Iraq, a shift driven by war pressures, allowing some groups to act without Tehran's direct approval.