Private companies are jumping into the race to deploy particles to the atmosphere to reduce global warming, prompting enthusiasm from investors and concerns from some scientists, Josh Marcus reports

German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul said on Monday that Greenland belongs to Denmark, and that the NATO alliance could discuss strengthening its defense if necessary. Wadephul spoke after US President Donald Trump made new threats to take over Greenland, a prospect...

Chrystia Freeland takes on new role amid government shakeup in Kyiv as Ukrainian president replaces key figures

The coursework is part of a robust anti-misinformation program to make Finns more resistant to propaganda and false claims, especially those crossing over the border with neighboring Russia.

Kremlin ruler Vladimir Putin has instructed the government and the Central Bank to ensure a recovery in economic growth.

CISA’s Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog surged by 20% in 2025, including 24 vulnerabilities targeted by ransomware groups.

Exhibition in Tallinn showcases children's paintings reflecting war losses, highlighting resilience and hope amid Ukraine's ongoing conflict.

Over the past month, pyrotechnicians from the State Emergency Service conducted surveys of areas in Donetsk Oblast for explosive devices

The Helsinki Police provided an update on the ongoing investigation into the damage to a subsea telecommunications cable connecting Estonia and Finlan...

Despite the ongoing conflict, a growing band of Ukrainian brands are expanding westwards, including vodka producer Nemiroff which has big plans for the U.S. and Europe.

Truman, Reagan, and Monroe wouldn’t approve of the language, but a doctrine is a doctrine, even if it’s only five words long.

Russia's navy has launched the Mikhail Chekov, a new Project 22870 rescue tug, as heavy losses in the Black Sea prompt changes in naval operations.

‘Russian citizens are strongly advised to refrain from traveling to Venezuela unless absolutely necessary,’ says Russian Embassy in Caracas - Anadolu Ajansı

As Americans celebrate the nation's 250th birthday, underwater archaeologists race against time to save Lake Champlain's relics 

Russia’s regions and ethnic republics have borne a disproportionate share of the burden in supplying manpower for the front lines in Ukraine since the onset of Moscow’s full-scale invasion.  With no peace deal in sight, regional officials are buckling up for yet another year of trying to fulfill the Kremlin-imposed military recruitment quotas — an increasingly difficult task.  The Moscow Times spoke to Maria Vyushkova, a leading researcher of regional and ethnic disparities in Russia’s war casualties, to understand how and where Moscow will search for fresh manpower in 2026. This interview has been edited for length and clarity.

OSINT Hungary

Events in the second half of 2025 have shown that European countries are not ready for unmanned aerial drone attacks on their own territory. Ukraine possesses means to detect and […]

Trinidad and Tobago Prime Minister confirms U.S. Marines are in Tobago assisting with radar system upgrades to counter narco-trafficking.

A contract for ten Tu-160M aircraft, valued at 160 billion rubles, was signed on January 25, 2018. Initial plans called for a total order of 50 aircraft.

By Ahmad Ghaddar, Alex Lawler and Olesya Astakhova DUBAI/LONDON, Jan 4 (Reuters) – OPEC+ kept oil output unchanged on Sunday after a quick meeting that avoided discussion of the political crises affecting several of...

Daily strikes by Ukrainian drones and missiles on Russian warehouses, oil refineries and fuel depots have led to the widespread perception that Russia's air defence is "leaky".

Switzerland’s cooperation with NATO is mutually beneficial and includes:

Following the capture of Maduro, the US may evaluate Venezuelan armaments, focusing on Russian and Iranian assets to strengthen military understanding.