Military Sexual Assault Probe Criticized for 'Tunnel Vision'
A Canadian military watchdog report reveals that a sexual assault investigation was hampered by narrow focus and procedural flaws, raising concerns about accountability.
Category : Defense Security
Kim Jong Un's Daughter Nearing Heir Designation, Spy Agency Says
South Korea's intelligence service assesses that Kim Jong Un's teenage daughter is close to being designated as North Korea's future leader, signaling a potential fourth-generation dynasty extension ahead of a major political conference.
FBI Tucson Search in Guthrie Case After Releasing Videos
Federal agents conduct ground search in Catalina Foothills near Tucson in Nancy Guthrie disappearance investigation, following release of surveillance footage showing masked suspect.
Ukraine Hits Second Lukoil Refinery in Russia as Attacks Escalate
Ukrainian drones have targeted another Lukoil refinery in Russia, marking the second such attack this week after a brief pause in January. The strikes aim to disrupt Russia's energy revenues as the conflict approaches its fifth year.
Cartel Drone Incident Shuts El Paso Airport, Sparks Tensions
The chaotic closure of El Paso airport due to a suspected cartel drone incursion highlights growing security concerns and diplomatic friction between the U.S. and Mexico over unmanned aircraft use by criminal groups.
575 Pro-Beijing Groups Identified in Canadian Soft Power Fields
A new report exposes extensive Chinese Communist Party influence networks in Canada, with 575 organizations embedded across eight sectors including education, business, and media, raising national security concerns.
El Paso Airspace Shutdown Tied to Anti-Drone Test Disagreement
The sudden closure of El Paso's airspace stemmed from a federal dispute over anti-drone laser testing safety, causing flight cancellations and political backlash over transparency.
Defence Investment Agency Hiring 400, May Use Private Sector
The Defence Investment Agency plans to expand to 400 employees, with CEO Doug Guzman open to hiring from the private sector to improve procurement processes.
Anand Pushes for Permanent NATO Arctic Sentry Initiative
Foreign Minister Anita Anand calls for NATO's new Arctic Sentry mission to become a lasting program, following its launch to address tensions over U.S. interest in Greenland. The initiative aims to bolster security and cooperation in the rapidly changing
NATO Arctic Sentry Mission Eases Tensions Over Greenland
NATO initiates the Arctic Sentry mission to monitor and stabilize the Arctic region, responding to geopolitical tensions sparked by former President Trump's interest in Greenland.
Masked Gang Blows Up Armoured Truck in Italian Heist
Armed thieves detonated a bomb on an armoured security van in Puglia, Italy, in a dramatic daytime attack. One officer was injured in a shootout, and two suspects have been arrested.
NATO Arctic Sentry Mission Eases Tensions Over Trump Greenland Push
NATO initiates the Arctic Sentry mission to monitor northern security, responding to heightened tensions after U.S. President Donald Trump's discussions on Greenland. The move aims to reinforce stability in the strategically vital Arctic region.
U.S. Closes El Paso Airspace Over Cartel Drone Threat
The Trump administration temporarily closed airspace near El Paso, Texas, citing unauthorized drone activity linked to Mexican cartels. The FAA implemented the closure for national security reasons.
Russian Drone Kills Father, 3 Kids; Pregnant Mother Injured
A devastating Russian drone attack in Bohodukhiv, Ukraine, resulted in the deaths of a father and his three children, with their pregnant mother sustaining severe injuries, according to Ukrainian authorities.
El Paso Airspace Closure Tied to Mexican Cartel Drones
The Trump administration confirmed that a recent airspace closure in El Paso was prompted by security threats from Mexican cartel drones, highlighting ongoing cross-border security challenges.
El Paso Airspace Closure Tied to Cartel Drones, Official Says
A Trump administration official has revealed that the temporary closure of airspace over El Paso was directly connected to suspected drone operations by Mexican cartels, raising security concerns.
Submarine Contract Winner Likely Announced This Year: MP
A Canadian MP indicates the federal government will probably reveal the winner of a major submarine procurement contract in 2026, highlighting ongoing defence modernization efforts.
FAA Reopens El Paso Airspace After Brief Closure
The Federal Aviation Administration lifted a temporary airspace closure over El Paso International Airport in Texas, reversing a 10-day shutdown announced earlier for security reasons.
FAA Closes El Paso Airport for 10 Days Over Security
The Federal Aviation Administration has issued a 10-day flight ban at El Paso International Airport, citing special security reasons and warning of potential deadly force against violators.
U.S. Halts El Paso Airport Flights Over Security
The FAA has grounded all flights at El Paso International Airport near the Mexico border for special security reasons, with restrictions in place until February 21.
Study: Police Emergency Alerts Effectiveness in Canada
A new research study analyzes how Canadian police forces utilize emergency alert systems and evaluates their effectiveness as public safety tools.
Search for Man Seen Entering Water from BC Ferry
A search is underway after a man was reportedly seen entering the water from a BC Ferries vessel. Authorities are investigating the incident off the coast of British Columbia.
Calgary Police Seek CCTV After Forest Heights Shooting
Calgary police are asking residents and businesses in Forest Heights to provide CCTV footage as they investigate a weekend shooting incident in the community.
Clearview Township Opposes Federal Radar Facility
The Department of National Defense's plan to install a major radar system in Clearview Township faces local opposition despite national security justifications.
B.C. Man Sentenced After Police Seize Homemade Explosives
A British Columbia man has been sentenced after RCMP bomb disposal units seized and detonated a cache of homemade explosives described as having 'ruinously destructive potential' at a Port Alberni property.
Active Shooter Alert in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., RCMP on Scene
An active shooter alert was issued in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., prompting a significant RCMP response near Fellers Avenue. Authorities are investigating the situation as residents are urged to remain vigilant.
Calgary Police Release Image in Shooting Investigation
Calgary police have released an image of a vehicle believed to be connected to an ongoing extortion and shooting investigation in the city, as part of their efforts to gather public assistance.
Canadian Pilot Jailed in Guinea, Co-Pilot Stranded
A Canadian pilot has been imprisoned in Guinea for six weeks following a military takeover, with his co-pilot also unable to leave the country due to conflicting government orders.
FBI Photos Show Armed Suspect in Guthrie Abduction
The FBI has released images showing an armed individual tampering with Nancy Guthrie's camera before her disappearance. The 84-year-old mother of NBC journalist Savannah Guthrie is believed to have been abducted from her Arizona home.
Ex-Defence Chief: Canada Must Do More Than Claim Arctic
Retired General Tom Lawson argues Canada's military faces greater challenges deploying to its Arctic archipelago than to Greenland, highlighting urgent sovereignty concerns.
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