
DPRK’s Kim Jong Un Visits Nuclear Facility, Vows to Boost Defense
DPRK leader Kim Jong Un visited a nuclear facility, emphasizing plans to boost nuclear capabilities by 2025 to strengthen the nation’s defense.
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DPRK leader Kim Jong Un visited a nuclear facility, emphasizing plans to boost nuclear capabilities by 2025 to strengthen the nation’s defense.
The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) tested strategic cruise missiles overseen by Kim Jong Un and vowed the ‘toughest counteraction’ against the United States amid rising tensions.
Washington D.C. increases security measures, sealing off streets and preparing for large crowds ahead of the presidential inauguration.
Washington D.C. enhances security measures ahead of major presidential events, with authorities on high alert to ensure safety.
China’s Defense Ministry spokesperson Zhang Xiaogang strongly opposes a U.S. report on China’s military development, calling it a distortion that interferes with China’s internal affairs.
At least five people are dead and over 200 injured after a car plowed through a Christmas market in Magdeburg, Germany. Authorities have arrested a suspect as debates over migration and security intensify.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu declares the 1974 UN buffer zone agreement with Syria defunct, ordering forces into the area to prevent hostile groups from threatening Israel’s borders.
Taiwan’s recent interactions with the U.S. spark debates on whether American support brings peace or provokes tension in the region.
UNRWA pauses aid deliveries through Gaza’s Kerem Shalom crossing due to security concerns after aid trucks were stolen by armed gangs.
China strengthens its fight against terrorism in Xinjiang, promoting peace and security in the diverse region.