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Australia can’t easily reduce its military dependence on the US, but with Canada, we can mitigate risk

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney issued a stark warning in his address to the Australian parliament. The post-war global order is “breaking down”, he said, and middle powers like Canada and Australia risk subordination due to their integration with great powers like the United States.

The Conversation

‘Don’t Build Girls’ Schools Right Next To A Naval Base’: Donald Trump’s Former National Security Adviser Finds No Fault In School Bombing by the US

Paddy O’Connell’s interview with former National Security Adviser John Bolton has been met with criticism. The United States hit a girls’ school in a strike, and Bolton felt the need to give his unsolicited advice.

The Mary Sue

'Do Not Join or Remain in the US Military': Candace Owens Warns US Troops That Trump Expects Them to 'Die for Israel'

Candace Owens has urged US military members not to enlist, claiming President Trump expects them to 'die for Israel' as the conflict with Iran escalates.

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Stay indoors: US military issues safety warning to civilians in Iran amid rising Middle East tensions

Amid rapidly escalating tensions in the Middle East, the United States Central Command (CENTCOM) on Sunday issued a safety warning to civilians in Iran, urging them to remain indoors as military operations intensify across the region.

The Times of India

Who Is Asif Merchant? Pakistani Man Who Admitted Iran Sent Him to Arrange Trump Assassination at Campaign Rally

A federal jury in Brooklyn found Asif Raza Merchant guilty of plotting to assassinate a US president on behalf of Iran's Revolutionary Guard.

International Business Times UK

Girl Scouts ‘got in trouble’ for selling cookies outside a NJ weed dispensary — but their sales were sky high

Troops across the United States have long set up booths in spots where they expect high footfall or a particularly cookie-hungry clientele, from shooting ranges to marijuana shops and bars. But where they are allowed to sell appears to depend on the state, Erin Keller finds

The Independent UK

Nuclear stockpile to Kharg Island: Why Trump wants to send special forces to Iran

The United States and Israel are reportedly discussing deploying special forces into Iran to secure its highly enriched uranium stockpile. President Trump has not ruled out sending ground troops under exceptional circumstances, emphasizing the need to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. Discussions also include options like removing or diluting…

The Times of India

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Row over Indian student on F‑1 visa flashing gun in viral video: 'He must be deported'

A viral video showing an Indian student in the United States handling a handgun has stirred a row with several social media users demanding that he be deported.

The Times of India

A Plan B for space? On the risks of concentrating national space power in private hands

Private companies are no longer peripheral participants in U.S. space activities. They provide key services, including launching and deploying satellites, transporting cargo and astronauts to the International Space Station, and even sending landers to the Moon.

Space

‘Iran won’t leave him alone for killing Khamenei’: Ayatollah’s top aide warns; Trump says ‘I couldn’t care less’

Iran's top security official has vowed retaliation against US President Trump for the killing of Supreme Leader Khamenei and over 1,000 Iranians. Tehran launched missile strikes on Israel and US bases following the joint US-Israeli attacks. Trump dismissed the threats, calling for Iran's unconditional surrender, while Iran warned regional nations…

The Times of India

US, Israel weigh special forces raid to seize Iran’s nuclear stockpile as war rages on

The United States and Israel are weighing the possibility of deploying special forces inside Iran to secure the country’s stockpile of highly enriched uranium, as concerns grow that the material could still be accessed despite previous strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities.

The Times of India

Iran says can fight for months as Israel strikes Beirut hotel

Iran's Revolutionary Guards said Sunday that the country's forces could fight an intense war for six months against the United States and Israel, which said it struck Tehran's commanders at a seaside hotel in the heart of Beirut.

Radio France Internationale

Middle East war day 9: Israeli drone strike kills four at Beirut hotel; Iran continues Gulf attacks — top developments

The war between the United States, Israel and Iran entered its ninth day on Sunday with fresh strikes, drone attacks and widening regional fallout. Fighting that began with joint US and Israeli strikes on Iranian territory on February 28 has rapidly expanded into a broader confrontation stretching across the Gulf,…

The Times of India

Explosion scare in Dubai Marina: UAE emirate confirms tower hit by falling debris from aerial interception amid Iran and US-Israel clashes

Dubai authorities confirmed that debris from a successful aerial interception, not a direct attack, caused a minor incident in Dubai Marina. The event was linked to regional tensions and ongoing conflict involving Iran, the United States and Israel and resulted in falling debris that struck a tower, with no injuries…

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‘Think of it’: Donald Trump’s bromance with Putin hits a snag as Russia helps Iran track U.S. forces

Russia never passes up an opportunity to undermine the United States.

The Times of India

Watch: Passenger removed from Southwest flight after ‘security concern’ forces diversion to Atlanta

A tense moment unfolded aboard a Southwest Airlines flight in the United States after a reported security concern forced the aircraft to make an unscheduled landing in Atlanta, where police boarded the plane and removed a passenger.

The Times of India

US student visas for Indians fall 61% last year, only 22,000 issued, colleges sound alarm

The number of international students coming to the United States fell much more sharply last year than people had realised, according to a new analysis of US Department of State data by the Chronicle of Higher Education.

The Free Financial Advisor

New FAFSA Rules in Could Change When — and How — Families Save for College

Are families about to rethink how they save for college starting right now? Changes to the financial aid system in the United States are already pushing parents, students, and planners to reconsider the timing and strategy behind college savings. The new rules connected to the application for federal student aid…

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Latin Times

El Mencho's Death Will Only Bring 'Temporary Instability' to Jalisco Cartel Network Built on Regional Alliances, Report Claims

The killing of Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, known as "El Mencho," is unlikely to disrupt cocaine flows toward Central America and the United States, according to a new report.

The Times of India

Who is Estefany Rodriguez Flores? Nashville reporter arrested by ICE after living lawfully in US for five years

Reporter Estefany Rodriguez Flores was arrested by ICE in Nashville during a traffic stop, with her lawyers claiming no warrant was present. ICE stated she violated her visa terms and has no lawful status, detaining her pending immigration proceedings. Her colleagues and supporters are advocating for her release, citing her…

Radio France Internationale

US starts using UK bases for 'defensive' Iran operations

The United States has started using British bases for certain operations against Iran during the Middle East war, the UK government announced on Saturday.

Latin Times

Texas Begins Removing Rio Grande Island Officials Say Is Used to Hide and Smuggle Migrants into U.S.

A couple of years ago, the Texas Military Department, under Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's Operation Lone Star, cleared another river island near the town of Fronton, commonly known as Fronton Island.

The Times of India

From Michigan to Oklahoma: 6 killed, homes ravaged as deadly tornadoes rip through US

At least six people have been killed after powerful tornadoes and severe thunderstorms swept across parts of the Plains and Midwest in the United States, flattening homes, uprooting trees and leaving a trail of destruction.

The Times of India

‘Stop Indian Hate’: Indian American group launches tracker to document rising anti-Indian hate in US

A US-based advocacy organisation has launched a new tracker to document a growing wave of "anti-Indian hate" incidents across the United States.

The Independent UK

Pope Leo names Archbishop Caccia as new US ambassador to manage relations with Trump

Vatican diplomat Archbishop Gabriele Caccia is the new ambassador to the United States

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