Tag: Defense Policy
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Trump Says South Korea Can Build Nuclear-Powered Submarines in the United States
Trump claims South Korea can build nuclear-powered submarines in the United States US President Donald Trump, during his visit to South Korea, said that Washington has granted Seoul approval to build nuclear-powered submarines on American soil. The remarks, made as he met with South Korean President Lee Jae-myung, underscore a potential deepening of alliance ties…
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Trump Says South Korea Could Build Nuclear-Powered Submarine in the US
Overview During a high-profile visit to Seoul, United States President Donald Trump stirred headlines by saying that South Korea has been granted approval to build a nuclear-powered submarine in the United States. The remark, delivered in the context of ongoing discussions about defense capability and regional security, has immediate implications for alliance dynamics, nuclear policy,…
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Pentagon reporters resign access badges in protest of new government media rules
Protest at the Pentagon: reporters walk away from access amid new media rules Dozens of journalists covering the U.S. military exited the Pentagon on Wednesday, returning their access badges rather than sign on to new government-imposed restrictions. The move underscored growing tensions between the press and the Defense Department as officials argued that the rules…
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Pentagon reporters push back on new reporting rules
Widespread pushback from Pentagon reporters Dozens of journalists who cover the U.S. Department of Defense walked out with their press credentials on Wednesday in a powerful demonstration against newly imposed restrictions. The policy, championed by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, would penalize reporters who seek information the government has not explicitly approved for release. As the…
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China Nuclear Threat: 20-Minute Strike Warning Exposed
Overview: A Contested Nuclear Threat Claim A surge of alarming social media posts and media reports claiming China warned of an imminent nuclear strike within 20 minutes has circulated in recent hours. The assertions rely on translated remarks attributed to Victor Gao, a prominent Chinese commentator, and a publication known as Observer Diplomat (OD). The…
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AUKUS Review Under Noh Signals Commonsense Action
Overview: AUKUS Under Scrutiny as Nominee Signals Caution The AUKUS submarine pact, a cornerstone of the United States’ and Australia’s Indo-Pacific security strategy, is once again in the political spotlight. At a Senate confirmation hearing for John Noh, President Trump’s nominee to oversee Indo-Pacific security strategy, questions centered on how to keep the pact sustainable…
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Chilling WW3 Warning: Putin ‘Discussing Attack on NATO’ Raises Alarm Across Europe
Chilling warning as Kremlin discussions spark NATO alarm A stark warning from a European defence authority has intensified fears of a broader, possibly escalatory confrontation with Russia. Andrius Kubilius, the European Commissioner for Defence and Space, cited German intelligence claims that the Kremlin is discussing an attack on NATO. While the full veracity of these…
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Putin Warns of NATO Attack? Chilling WW3 Warning from European Commissioner Sparks Alarm
Overview: A stark warning amid rising tensions A European commissioner has issued a chilling warning about Russia’s strategic intentions, citing German intelligence that the Kremlin is discussing an attack on NATO. The remarks, delivered in a wide-ranging interview with the Polish newspaper Wyborcza, come as Europe weighs its readiness to defend itself and to learn…
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India Opens Missile Development and Munition Manufacturing to Private Sector to Boost Self-Reliance
New policy shift opens private sector to missiles and munitions The Defence Ministry of India has announced a strategic policy shift aimed at strengthening long-term military readiness by expanding private sector participation in the development and manufacture of missiles, artillery shells, ammunition, and ordnance. The move aligns with the government’s broader push for self-reliance (Atmanirbharta)…
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Sanae Takaichi on the Verge of Becoming Japan’s Prime Minister
Power Shift at the Helm of the Liberal Democratic Party In a move that could redraw Japan’s political map, Sanae Takaichi emerged as the leader of the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) in a tightly controlled leadership contest. The second-round victory, decided by elected LDP members, positions her to potentially become prime minister in the coming…