Keywords: National Security


Security concerns prompt US military to consider restricting soldiers’ phone use in the Middle East

The US military is considering tighter restrictions on smartphone use among troops stationed in the Middle East amid growing concerns that information shared online could help Iran identify American military positions and assess the impact of attacks. US Central Command has warned service members about......

Report says US missile stockpiles could constrain Trump’s options for further action against Iran

US military officials reportedly warned President Donald Trump that declining stocks of certain missiles could limit Washington’s ability to sustain a potential escalation against Iran, according to US media reports. The assessment was reportedly presented to Trump by General Dan Caine, chairman......

Trump administration restricts foreign-made robots and power inverters over China security concerns

The Trump administration has introduced new restrictions on certain advanced foreign-made robots and power inverters used in solar energy systems, citing concerns over cybersecurity, espionage and potential threats to critical infrastructure, according to reports by Politico. The measures were announced......

Russia puts Telegram founder Pavel Durov on international wanted list over alleged support for terrorist activities

Russian authorities have announced that they are seeking Telegram founder and CEO Pavel Durov internationally over allegations that the messaging platform failed to remove accounts and channels allegedly linked to terrorist activities. According to Russia's Federal Security Service, known as the......

U.S. Treasury removes 84 names from sanctions lists in bid to streamline enforcement

The U.S. Treasury Department has removed 84 individuals and entities from its sanctions lists as part of a broader effort to modernize the programs and reduce unnecessary compliance burdens on financial institutions. The latest round of removals follows a comprehensive review launched by Treasury Secretary......

US Senate advances bill targeting Chinese automakers and foreign ownership risks

The US Senate Commerce Committee has approved legislation aimed at tightening restrictions on Chinese automotive companies operating in the American market, a move that could also affect global carmakers with significant Chinese ownership ties. The proposed measure seeks to strengthen existing limits......

Germany approves controversial nuclear fuel project involving France and Russia

German authorities in the state of Lower Saxony have approved a controversial nuclear fuel production project that brings together a French nuclear company and Russia's state-owned atomic energy corporation, reigniting debate over energy cooperation with Moscow despite ongoing geopolitical tensions. The......

Two Russian nationals sentenced in Angola over espionage and terrorism convictions

An Angolan court has sentenced two Russian citizens to lengthy prison terms after finding them guilty of espionage, terrorism and activities deemed a threat to the country's national security, concluding a high-profile case rooted in the deadly unrest that shook Angola in 2025. The verdict, delivered......

Germany plans to expand homeland security force to more than 10,000 personnel by 2035

Germany is planning a significant expansion of its Bundeswehr Homeland Security Division, with the force expected to grow from its current planned strength of around 6,500 personnel to more than 10,000 troops by 2035. According to Major General Andreas Henne, commander of the division, the expansion......