Category : Defense Security


Canada Urges G7 Nations to Join New Defense Bank

Foreign Minister Anita Anand reveals Canada's plan to lobby G7 countries to support a new defense bank initiative, aiming to strengthen collective security and economic resilience amid global tensions.

Canada Hits NATO Defence Spending Target of 2% GDP

Canada has officially met the NATO defence spending benchmark of 2% of its Gross Domestic Product, marking a significant milestone in its military commitments under Prime Minister Mark Carney's administration.

Cyclone Helicopter Fleet Delayed Until 2029

The Canadian military's Cyclone helicopter fleet won't be fully operational until 2029, 25 years after the contract was signed, due to supply chain issues and parts shortages.

B.C. Companies Sign Up for Navy Submarine Bid as Suppliers

British Columbia companies are positioning themselves as potential suppliers for Canada's $60 billion submarine acquisition, partnering with international bidders to secure domestic economic benefits from the massive defense project.

U.S. Offers Iran 15-Point Ceasefire Plan as Troops Deploy

The United States has submitted a comprehensive 15-point ceasefire proposal to Iran through Pakistani intermediaries, even as it deploys thousands of additional troops to the Middle East. Iran has dismissed the diplomatic efforts, launching new attacks ac

Jewish Leaders Warn of Iran-Inspired Terror Threat

Jewish security officials report a 900% rise in antisemitic incidents since 2014, with recent synagogue shootings in Toronto and Detroit linked to Iranian rhetoric. Experts warn of increased threats from both state-sponsored and lone-wolf actors.

Hegseth's 'We Negotiate With Bombs' Sparks Outrage

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's comments during a swearing-in ceremony praising the U.S.-Israeli air campaign against Iran and stating 'We negotiate with bombs' drew swift condemnation from critics online.

Russia's Major Attack on Ukraine Kills Six, Injures Dozens

A major Russian drone and missile attack struck civilian areas across Ukraine, killing six and injuring at least 46. The assault, involving nearly 400 drones and missiles, targeted cities including Kyiv, Dnipro, and Lviv, damaging a UNESCO World Heritage

Colombia Questions Military's Secondhand Planes After Crash

Following a deadly military plane crash in Puerto Leguizamo, Colombia's president has raised concerns about the safety of using secondhand aircraft in the nation's armed forces, sparking a debate on military procurement and safety standards.

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