Europe scolds Russia for rejecting Trump’s truce push
Foreign ministers from the NATO member states met for a second day in Brussels on Friday amid increasing tensions between the US and the rest of the alliance, as well
President Trump’s mindless tariffs will cause economic havoc
IF YOU failed to spot America being “looted, pillaged, raped and plundered by nations near and far” or it being cruelly denied a “turn to prosper”, then
Taiwan sharpens ‘porcupine’ capabilities to deter CCP invasion threat
Amid rising tensions in the Taiwan Strait, Taiwan is accelerating its focus on asymmetric warfare capabilities to counter the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) growing military
Gunners take exercise to the next level
Record rainfall and knee-deep mud couldn’t dampen the morale of Townsville’s 4th Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery, gunners as they completed the first in-field validation and
To fight disinformation, treat it as an insurgency
We need to treat disinformation as we deal with insurgencies, preventing the spreaders of lies from entrenching themselves in the host population through capture of
Modi lauds Parliament passing Muslim land bill
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi called Parliament’s early Friday passage of a bill amending laws governing land donated by Muslims a “watershed moment.” Posting on X, Modi
Ukraine Soldiers on the front have little hope of peace
The Russian advance on Ukraine continues despite ongoing US-led ceasefire negotiations. DW spoke with Ukrainian soldiers on the front about their expectations. As soon as
Trump tariffs China levies 34% duties on US goods
Beijing has said it will introduce 34% tariffs on US imports to counteract the duties imposed by the Trump administration. Meanwhile, Japan said tariffs have
U.S. Joins India to Launch Exercise Tiger TRIUMPH 2025
Indian and U.S. armed forces held the opening ceremony to launch this year’s Exercise Tiger Triumph in Visakhapatnam, India, on April 1, 2025. U.S. Navy
Taiwan to spend $2.6bn to cushion Trump tariff impact on industries
Taiwan’s government on Friday pledged to spend a total of 88 billion New Taiwan dollars ($2.6 billion) to support businesses in the wake of tariffs