U.S. Suspends TSA PreCheck and Global Entry Programs
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has temporarily halted the TSA PreCheck and Global Entry expedited airport security programs, citing operational reviews and security protocol updates.
Category : Defense Security
Canada Faces Tough Defence Choices Post-Ukraine Invasion
As the Ukraine conflict enters its fifth year, Canada is grappling with significant strategic and budgetary decisions regarding its military capabilities and international commitments.
Pakistan Strikes Militant Hideouts Along Afghan Border
Pakistan's military has conducted targeted strikes against militant hideouts along its border with Afghanistan, responding to a recent surge in deadly attacks that have heightened regional tensions.
Islamic State Attacks Syria's Interim President as 'Puppet'
The Islamic State has issued a harsh statement denouncing Syria's interim president as a 'puppet without a soul' and urging followers to launch fresh attacks, escalating tensions in the region.
Suicide Bombing Kills 2 Pakistani Soldiers in Northwest
A suicide bomber targeted a military convoy in Pakistan's volatile northwest, killing a lieutenant colonel and another soldier, highlighting ongoing security challenges in the region.
Calgary Man in Ukraine Recovery Sees No War End
A Calgary man injured while fighting for Ukraine continues his recovery in Kyiv, expressing grim outlook on conflict's conclusion as hostilities persist.
RCMP Reserve Program Grapples with Numerous Challenges
A new report reveals the RCMP's reserve program is struggling with recruitment, training, and retention issues, threatening its ability to support frontline policing across Canada.
Israeli Airstrikes Kill 8 Hezbollah Members in Lebanon
Israeli military strikes targeted eastern Lebanon, resulting in the deaths of eight Hezbollah militants, according to officials. The attack occurred in the village of Bednayel, escalating regional tensions.
Ukraine Strikes Key Russian Industrial Site Deep Inside Territory
In a significant escalation, Ukraine has targeted a major industrial site within Russia, as the conflict continues with recent attacks in Zaporizhzhia. Details emerge amid ongoing military tensions.
Canada's $470B Defense Plan Faces Execution Doubts
Prime Minister Mark Carney unveils a $470 billion defense industrial strategy aiming to boost military readiness and create jobs, but critics question bureaucratic implementation.
Canada Must Prioritize Military Families for Defence Strength
While Canada invests in defence equipment and industrial strategy, the critical human element—military families facing relocation, housing, and healthcare challenges—requires equal attention for national security.
Trump's Iran Strike Threats Could Backfire, Analysts Warn
Defense analysts caution that President Trump's consideration of military strikes to pressure Iran into a nuclear deal may trigger retaliation and escalate into a prolonged Middle East conflict.
Europe Invests Millions in Ukrainian Drone Defense Tech
Five European countries have pledged significant funding to leverage Ukrainian expertise in developing cost-effective anti-drone systems, enhancing continental security.
U.S. Military Strikes Drug Boat in Pacific, Killing Three
The U.S. military conducted a strike on a suspected drug smuggling vessel in the eastern Pacific Ocean, resulting in three fatalities. The incident highlights ongoing counter-narcotics operations in international waters.
U.S. Military Plans Advanced Iran Options Including Regime Change
U.S. military planning for Iran has reached an advanced stage, with options including targeted killings and regime change, as diplomatic efforts face a critical deadline.
NORAD Intercepts 5 Russian Aircraft Near Alaska
The North American Aerospace Defense Command intercepted five Russian military aircraft near Alaska, with officials stating there was no threat to North American security.
Nevada Power Substation Attack Probed as Terrorism
Federal officials are investigating a deliberate vehicle ramming into a Nevada power substation as a potential terrorism-related event, raising concerns about critical infrastructure security.
Trump Weighs Limited Iran Strike as Forces Gather
President Donald Trump stated he is considering a limited military strike against Iran to pressure the regime into a nuclear deal, with U.S. forces massing in the region.
Edmonton Region Touted for Federal Defense Initiative
The Edmonton area is being promoted as a uniquely suitable location for a new federal defense project, leveraging its strategic advantages and infrastructure.
OPP Active Investigation Underway in Amherstburg
The Ontario Provincial Police are leading an active investigation in Amherstburg, with authorities providing minimal details as the situation develops. Residents are advised to avoid the area.
Second N.B. Youth on Terror Peace Bond Alarms Experts
Security specialists express deep concern as another young person in New Brunswick is subjected to a terrorism-related peace bond, highlighting growing apprehensions about radicalization risks among youth in the region.
Israelis Face Tense Weekend as U.S. Weighs Iran Strike
Israeli civilians maintain daily routines while anticipating potential U.S. military action against Iran, balancing normal life with heightened security alerts and regional tensions.
U.S. Military Buildup Near Iran Echoes Iraq Invasion
The United States has deployed a massive military force to the Middle East, with experts comparing the scale and speed to the 2003 Iraq invasion buildup. President Trump issued an ultimatum to Iran.
Saudi Arabia May Get Uranium Enrichment in U.S. Deal
Arms control experts warn a proposed U.S.-Saudi agreement could allow Saudi Arabia to enrich uranium, raising nuclear proliferation concerns amid ongoing negotiations.
33 Killed in Coordinated Attacks in Nigeria, Police Say
Nigerian authorities confirm 33 fatalities in fresh simultaneous assaults by armed groups, highlighting ongoing security challenges in the region.
Windsor Soldiers Honor Comrade Killed in Ukraine War
Windsor Regiment reservists serving with NATO in Latvia held a memorial for former comrade Paul Obara, who died fighting in Ukraine, highlighting personal connections to the conflict.
Canada's Defence Strategy: Expert Analysis and Challenges
Wendy Gilmour, former NATO assistant secretary general, critiques Canada's defence industrial strategy as overly bureaucratic and complex in a Financial Post interview.
Arctic Vehicle Budget Soars to $1 Billion
The Department of National Defence confirms the budget for replacing aging Arctic vehicles has quadrupled from $249 million to $1 billion in under a year, with procurement managed by the new Defence Investment Agency.
Iran-Russia Drills as U.S. Carrier Nears Amid Nuclear Talks
Iran and Russia conduct joint military exercises as a second U.S. aircraft carrier approaches the Middle East, heightening tensions amid stalled nuclear negotiations and threats of war.
Drones Redefine Modern Warfare in Ukraine Conflict
As Ukraine's war enters its fifth year, drones now account for up to 80% of battlefield damage, creating deadly 'kill zones' and transforming military strategies with technologies like fiber optics and Starlink.
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