The U.S. Embassy in Israel has informed its personnel they can leave the country due to heightened security concerns linked to a potential strike on Iran, reflecting escalating regional tensions.
Satellite imagery reveals regular activity at Iranian nuclear facilities damaged in June attacks, complicating ongoing negotiations between Tehran and Washington over nuclear ambitions.
Swedish authorities intercepted a suspected Russian drone while the French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle was visiting the region, highlighting heightened tensions.
The International Atomic Energy Agency reports it cannot verify if Iran has fully suspended uranium enrichment activities, raising global nuclear proliferation concerns.
French President Emmanuel Macron is set to tour a top-secret nuclear submarine facility, highlighting European anxieties over the reliability of American nuclear defense commitments in a shifting geopolitical landscape.
Pakistan's defense minister has stated the nation is in an 'open war' with Afghanistan following recent military strikes, escalating tensions in the region.
Canadian veterans of the Persian Gulf War remain in a prolonged struggle for proper acknowledgment and support from the government, highlighting ongoing challenges in veteran affairs.
The U.S. military used a laser weapon to down a drone near the Mexico border, later identified as a CBP asset. This marks the second such incident in under a month, sparking outrage over operational failures.
Former RCAF pilot Brent Peardon now instructs at CAE, using high-fidelity simulators to prepare air force pilots for high-risk scenarios. CAE's training programs, including the massive Future Aircrew Training initiative, are crucial for Canada's defence r
Pakistan launched airstrikes in Kabul and other Afghan provinces, retaliating to an Afghan cross-border attack, as tensions rise and a Qatar-mediated ceasefire falters.
Afghanistan launched a large-scale military operation targeting Pakistan army centers along the border, escalating tensions between the neighboring nations following recent air strikes by Pakistan.
The U.S. military used a laser to shoot down a Customs and Border Protection drone near El Paso, Texas, leading to expanded FAA airspace closures and criticism from lawmakers over coordination failures.
American lawmakers claim the U.S. military employed a laser weapon to disable a Border Protection drone, raising questions about domestic defense protocols and inter-agency coordination.
Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree emphasizes unresolved security issues with India, contradicting a senior official's statement that interference has ceased, amid community and expert concerns.
Durham Regional Police are implementing a drone pilot project to enhance emergency response, with strict privacy safeguards and no surveillance use.
The U.S. Defense Protection Act and the Pentagon's recent ultimatum to AI company Anthropic highlight growing national security concerns over advanced artificial intelligence technologies and their potential military applications.
Police dive teams from across Ontario conducted their annual Ice Week training in the frigid waters of Morrison Quarry, Quebec, honing skills for cold-water rescue and recovery operations.
Sources indicate Svetlana Dali, a known stowaway, has successfully hidden on a plane to Europe once more, raising security concerns at airports.
The Canadian government is investing $7 million in Creative Destruction Lab's new CDL Defence program to boost defence and dual-use technology startups, supporting commercialization and government procurement.
Afghanistan has conducted military strikes on Pakistan in response to earlier airstrikes, escalating tensions between the neighboring nations. The retaliatory action marks a significant development in regional security dynamics.
South Africa reports two citizens killed while serving with Russian forces in Ukraine, following a controversial recruitment scheme that allegedly deceived participants.
The Department of National Defence announces plans for more than 1,000 residential units at CFB Edmonton to support military expansion, though most won't be ready until after 2029.
A Pakistani national faces trial in the United States for an alleged assassination plot targeting former President Donald Trump, with prosecutors claiming connections to Iran. The case highlights ongoing national security concerns.
Ukrainian officials report a significant Russian aerial attack as diplomatic discussions with the United States are set to commence, highlighting escalating tensions in the ongoing conflict.
A deadly incident in which Cuban troops opened fire on a U.S. speedboat, resulting in four fatalities and six injuries, exacerbates already strained U.S.-Cuba relations under the current administration.
Applications to Canada's armed forces increased by 12.9% over eight months, though the regular force remains 5,823 personnel short of its 71,500 target. Minister David McGuinty cites global uncertainty as a key motivator for new recruits.
Reaktor announces major investment in its Defence & Security division, launching an Intelligence Software Suite and appointing key executives to capitalize on Finland's NATO membership and address modern defense challenges.
Construction has begun on Canada's first P-8 surveillance aircraft at a Boeing plant in Kansas, but delivery has slipped from the original 2026 schedule to 2027. The $10 billion project involves 14 aircraft with potential for two more.
Canada and South Korea have signed a defense agreement to exchange classified military information, part of a broader strategy to diversify trade and strengthen partnerships among middle powers.
Cuban security forces killed four individuals aboard a speedboat with Florida tags after they opened fire. The U.S. vows to independently investigate the incident amid escalating tensions.