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Taiwan military resumes 'anti-communist' classes for graduates, citing Chinese threat

Taiwan has revived "anti-communist" patriotic classes for its military graduates after a 25-year hiatus, citing escalating threats from China. The defence ministry emphasized the need for graduates to understand national security dangers and their mission. This move follows a record surge in Chinese naval activity near the island, which Beijing…

The Economic Times

Voices: National security will be a major issue for our next PM – so they have to protect UK aid spending

COMMENT: The new prime minister should assess the real-world impact of taking 40 per cent out of our development budget – and rule out further cuts until we know what damage is being done, writes Lord Paul Boateng

The Independent UK

When ‘man’ didn’t mean humanity: How language excluded women for centuries

Earlier this year, the director general of assessments of Canada’s Integrated Threat Assessment Centre testified before the House of Commons Standing Committee on the Status of Women. He explained that the anti-feminist movement is becoming increasingly relevant to national security.

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Iran's Leadership Confronts Rising Domestic and International Pressures

Iran's leadership faces economic difficulties, regional tensions, and diplomatic uncertainty. President Pezeshkian's government seeks to balance economic reform with national security amid growing public and international pressures.

International Business Times UK

White House task force seeking new ‘evidence’ of election fraud: report

Thousands of documents are reportedly being collected from the CIA, FBI, Justice Department, National Security Agency and Office of the Director of National Intelligence

The Independent UK

'Keep Our Eyes on Orbs': Polarising Harvard Alien Theorist Dismisses Critics After Landing White House UFO Job

Harvard astronomer Avi Loeb has been appointed by the White House to lead a team investigating unidentified anomalous phenomena, focusing on 'orbs' reported by US military personnel, sparking debate.

International Business Times UK

China used foreign tech to rise, but now it's slamming the door

China, once a keen learner of Western technology, is now shifting gears to protect its own innovations. New outbound investment rules, effective July 2026, signal a move from technology absorption to stringent protection. Beijing now views its advanced AI, chip, and green tech as strategic assets, aiming to prevent its…

The Economic Times

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Anthropic Mythos: AI system so ‘dangerous’ it was banned is returning

US officials said that Anthropic’s latest models posed ‘national security risks’ and should be blocked

The Independent UK

China imposes 'national security' rules on overseas investments

China is intensifying its scrutiny of investments overseas with broad "national security" regulations taking effect from Wednesday, at a time of rising tech competition with Washington. Outbound investment should adhere to the "overall national security concept", the regulations state, while aiming to "balance domestic and international considerations".

The Economic Times

Anthropic to restore global access to most powerful AI models

Anthropic said on Tuesday it would restore global access to its most advanced AI models after the US government lifted export restrictions imposed earlier this month over national security concerns. The decision marks a reversal after the company worked with Washington to strengthen safeguards around the technology.

France 24

Vance and Rubio diverge on Iran as both emerge as 2028 contenders

Their distinct backgrounds and policy experiences have led them down separate paths

The Independent UK

Anthropic has bucked the rules of Trump's Washington. It's cost them.

Most tech companies have tried to curry favor with the White House and hired 'Trump whisperers.' Anthropic has stood on principle, and suffered the consequences.

Fortune

The U.S. Army is opening military bases to private billions — here's why that changes everything for the next 250 years

America's next competitive advantage won't come from government spending alone, but aligning private capital with national security at speed and scale.

Fortune

Why is Trump's Justice Department Blocking Clean Air Act Lawsuit Against Musk's Polluting xAI Data Centre?

The DOJ seeks to dismiss a Clean Air Act lawsuit by the NAACP against Elon Musk's xAI, citing national security concerns over AI systems for military use

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Euronews

EU will 'come to its senses' on Israel, former Netanyahu adviser says

A former Israeli national security adviser told Euronews that the EU, which he called "irrelevant", will come to its senses and "realise who are the good guys, and who are the bad."

International Business Times UK

'Extraterrestrial Arms Race Underway': Russia and China Scramble to Reverse-Engineer Crashed Alien Spaceships

Jordan Flowers claims Russia and China may be reverse-engineering alien technology, raising national security concerns. However, no solid evidence supports these assertions.

Euronews

Israel's Netanyahu welcomes 'historic' Lebanon agreement as Hezbollah rejects it

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared his country's agreement with Lebanon "a blow to Iran and Hezbollah", while the militant group's leader Naim Qassem declared it void.

The Times of India

US approves limited rollout of Anthropic's Mythos 5 AI model

US authorities have partially lifted restrictions on Anthropic's advanced AI model, Mythos 5, granting access to select cybersecurity firms. This follows earlier concerns over national security vulnerabilities. The government, citing improved safeguards, has allowed a limited rollout, with ongoing discussions to broaden access and potentially restore public availability of its…

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John Bolton Pleads Guilty in Classified Information Case, Agrees to Multi-Million Dollar Penalty

Former National Security Adviser John Bolton pleaded guilty Friday to a felony charge of illegally retaining classified information.

The Economic Times

Suvendu Adhikari unveils UCC, anti-conversion roadmap for West Bengal

West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari announced plans for a stringent law against religious conversion and the implementation of the Uniform Civil Code, citing national security and cultural preservation. He linked border infiltration to demographic changes and 'love jihad'. Adhikari also highlighted efforts to strengthen border security and differentiate between…

The Guardian - US

Former Trump adviser John Bolton pleads guilty to mishandling classified information

Ex-national security adviser turned Trump critic could face prison for sharing classified information with relatives

France 24

Former Trump national security adviser Bolton pleads guilty in classified files case

John Bolton, a former national security adviser to US President Donald Trump who has since become one of his most vocal critics, pleaded guilty Friday to withholding classified documents related to national defence.

The Economic Times

Trump's former national security adviser John Bolton pleads guilty in classified records case

Former Trump national security adviser John Bolton has pleaded guilty to illegally retaining classified information. This plea agreement with federal prosecutors could see him avoid prison time, though the judge will make the final sentencing decision on October 28. Bolton faced charges related to classified notes he shared with family…

The Independent UK

Ex-national security adviser John Bolton pleads guilty to illegally retaining classified information

Former national security adviser John Bolton is pleading guilty to illegally retaining classified information

International Business Times UK

'Height of Irresponsibility': Inside the Defence Nightmare If China or Russia Secretly Hold UAP Technology

Washington Forum speakers warn that China and Russia may be racing to reverse-engineer UAP technology. Experts label the lack of a US policy a critical national security failure.

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