Defence`s Feeds

Expressing deep regret over the British government's decision to impose fresh sanctions on the Iranian people, the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran in London condemned the move as illegal and contrary to the two nations' shared interests, warning that London's alignment with the US policy of economic terrorism would further heighten the wall of mistrust between the two countries.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi mocked US policy towards Iran, saying Washington waged war on Tehran on behalf of Israel and resorted to further sanctions after both military action and sanctions failed to achieve their goals.

Chinese President Xi Jinping on Tuesday held phone talks with British Prime Minister Andy Burnham.

Tung Chee-hwa, former vice chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and former chief executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR), died of illness at the age of 89 in Hong Kong at 9:57 pm Tuesday, Xinhua News Agency reported on Wednesday.

"Either my mind is playing tricks or there's movement at 10 o'clock," says Pte Jonah Nelson, of 8/9RAR.

The AS9 Huntsman unleashed fury across Townsville Field Training Area on August 27 as 106 Bty executed rapid strikes and vanished into cover after simulated radars locked onto enemy targets.

"It is a field Beaurepaires," said a soldier joining the queue to service a flat tyre at the tyre-changing station operated under field conditions for the first time during 1 Div's Exercise Pozieres Run in August.

HMAS Stalwart has recorded its 100th replenishment at sea (RAS) since its introduction to service in November 2021.

An internal Vietnamese government document dated 3 September and signed by Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Van Thang has revealed that [...]

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In a move that took observers by surprise, the former boss of Georgia's State Security Service of Georgia (SSSG or SUS) Mamouka Mdinaradze recently announced that he was stepping down from his government roles and retiring from political life. His [...]

Talks between Saudi state-owned Aramco and US lender Citibank for the financing of an ambitious expansion of Saudi Arabia's East-West [...]

Sydney – G3's new Australian office appoints head British corporate intelligence firm G3 (Good Governance Group)'s new office in the Australian [...]

Vietnamese cyber specialist Phuong Nguyen, who founded his offensive cybersecurity firm E-CQURITY (ECQ Group) in Singapore, has brought on board [...]

As the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) continues to be trimmed down, one of the Foreign Malign [...]

On 7 September, the SEDE and EUDS Committees will hold a joint public hearing on the Challenges of the future information environment, with Members of the IMCO and LIBE Committees invited.

Artificial intelligence, synthetic media, algorithmic amplification and agentic systems are rapidly reshaping the information space, creating new opportunities for manipulation and interference, while authoritarian actors increasingly exploit these tools to run influence operations and erode democratic trust. The hearing will examine emerging vectors of interference and discuss how the EU and its partners can strengthen resilience and safeguard democratic values in an increasingly complex information environment.

Findings from the NATO Strategic Communications Centre of Excellence's project “NextGen Information Environment” will be presented.

Location : European Parliament, Brussels, ANTALL 6Q2
Programme
Poster
Presentation - 1.3. Halyna Padalko (PhD)
Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

Russia hammered the Ukrainian capital with drones and ballistic missiles, killing at least five people in a major attack hours after White House envoys left Kyiv amid a renewed push for peace negotiations.

The European Commission has approved Ukraine's request to procure missiles for Patriot air defence systems under the Ukraine Support Loan.

New UK space strategy to bring government's investment and activity under one plan to drive growth, strengthen security and back everyday technologies

In May, an explosion at a police checkpoint in northwestern Pakistan was followed by an intense firefight in which 21 people were killed. It was just one in a series of violent incidents in which militants operating out of Afghanistan, with support from Al-Qaeda, have launched attacks on targets in neighboring Pakistan.