The Latest Breaking News from National Security

Hong Kong police are offering rewards for information leading to the arrests of five activists based overseas, whom it accuses of breaching a harsh national security law imposed by Beijing

Hundreds of companies have applied for government aid to help America compete in Chip manufacturing, but this delay in funding could lead to a delay in fab buildouts.

US Ambassador to Ukraine, Bridget Brink, highlights the urgency of Congress passing aid for Ukraine, emphasizing its significance for national security.

From Thursday's decision by Judge Randolph Moss (D.D.C.) in U.S. v. Sterlingov, which holds that defendant Roman Sterlingov should be barred from "personally reviewing" "the sensitive, supplemental heuristic information that was created by the government's expert (for the benefit of the defense) and provided to the defense in September 2023,"…

House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries discusses his stance on the idea of impeaching President Biden, Biden's accomplishments, national security, and more.

The US president’s top national security adviser, Jake Sullivan, is heading to Israel this week to consult directly about timetables for ending major combat

National Security Council spokesperson says Biden administration ‘concerned’ over reports that Israel may have misused the controversial weapons

The Biden administration says it will provide $35 million to BAE Systems to increase production at a New Hampshire factory making computer chips for military aircraft

Hong Kong's "patriots only" district election saw a record low turnout of 27.5%, as many voters spurned what was seen as an undemocratic poll. Beijing imposed a sweeping national security law and overhauled the electoral system to shut out democrats and other liberals. Security was tight, with over ten thousand…

MHA informed Parliamentary Standing Committee on Home Affairs that a joint team visited 6 seaports in Gujarat, incl. Adani Tuna Port, to investigate more than 20 seaport immigration check-posts running in violation of rules. MHA requested States to provide infrastructure for the ICPs.

The three allies are concerned about ‘malicious’ cyber-activities in support of Pyongyang’s banned weapons programmes.