Category: Security

Chinese and Indian forces will stand down along the hotly disputed Himalayan border region that saw outbreaks of violence in recent months.

Somalia is at a political impasse, and while the country falls out of control, al-Shabaab is stepping up its deadly attacks on Somali troops.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reports an ISIS ambush and firefight in eastern Syria, about 280 miles northeast of Damascus. 

Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid warned that the insurgents “will definitely return to war” if Washington “rejects this deal.”

Swedish Troops will augment French forces across the Sahel in an ongoing operation against extremists under coalition Task Force Takuba.

The protesters have adopted the three-fingered salute, a popular symbol of recent pro-democracy protests in neighboring Thailand.

It’s not the Super Bowl that causes sex trafficking to flourish; rather, it creates the conditions. Sex trafficking is by its nature nomadic.

AFRICOM Commander Gen. Townsend says the annual joint training event between the U.S. and Morocco will happen despite the ongoing pandemic.

“At this very moment…they are all on hold. They will all be reexamined from cradle to grave,” said EUCOM Chief Air Force General Wolters.

The military junta in control of Myanmar has shut down Facebook and other social media platforms in an attempt to silence the opposition.

SecDef Lloyd J. Austin III has ordered a Department of Defense-wide stand down to discuss the challenge of extremism in the ranks.

“Israel has a clear objective: that Iran not be nuclear. It is not just an Israeli interest. It is first and foremost a global interest.”