US, Denmark and Greenland to Sign Arctic Security Deal at UN
Trump, Frederiksen and Nielsen will sign a deal in New York allowing a larger US military presence on Greenland, potentially ending a months-long standoff.
India, in focus.
Trump, Frederiksen and Nielsen will sign a deal in New York allowing a larger US military presence on Greenland, potentially ending a months-long standoff.
Xi Jinping is expected to urge Trump to halt arms sales to Taiwan under a 1982 communique during this week's Washington summit, as a $14 billion package remains on hold.
Zelenskiy will meet Trump at the UN on Tuesday to push for an energy ceasefire with Russia, amid escalating aerial attacks and US concerns over refinery damage.
Registration for RIMCEE 2026 is open till September 30, with a late-fee window from October 1 to 7. The exam will be held on December 6, 2026.
A retired ADC to President Droupadi Murmu has spoken about the personal cost of the job, including a no-marriage clause and constant vigilance.
Lithuania is building a fortified substation near Russia's Kaliningrad exclave to protect a key Baltic power link, citing hybrid threats and sabotage risks.
Washington has threatened to shut down Iranian airlines, oil prices are rising, and markets await a possible Trump-Pezeshkian meeting at the UN.
UK approves military support for Saudi Arabia, France seeks EU energy relief, and Trump urges Ukraine to stop hitting Russian refineries.
North Korea said its latest missile tests involved a new weapons system of great significance, with photos indicating a hypersonic missile.
Guatemala has received more than 2,000 US M4 rifles, decades after Washington blocked military arms sales over human rights violations during the country's armed conflict.
North Korea said it tested a new weapon overseen by Kim Jong Un, who warned of an 'incurable headache' for the enemy, as South Korea reported two short-range ballistic missile launches.
South Korea's President Lee Jae Myung will urge a phased, pragmatic approach to North Korean denuclearization at the UN General Assembly.
Netanel Shakron, 36, killed in a West Bank shooting two days earlier, was buried after midnight in Alei Zahav as calls grew for a military response.
The US plans to reopen the former Bluie West One base at Narsarsuaq and establish a presence at Mestersvig, an east coast outpost used by Denmark's Sirius Dog Sled Patrol.
Britain will deploy RAF Voyager aircraft to refuel Saudi planes on defensive missions for a few weeks, as Houthi attacks threaten oil routes.
Britain and the US will link defence AI offices to speed trusted capabilities, as Burnham urges global cooperation on security and living costs.
Gen. Zhang Youxia, vice chairman of China's Central Military Commission, is at the centre of a widening military purge that has reached the PLA's top ranks.
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has agreed to a Saudi request for defensive air-to-air refuelling, deploying one Voyager aircraft as Houthi attacks on the kingdom escalate.
China has expelled Gen. Zhang Youxia and Gen. Liu Zhenli from the Communist Party over corruption and disloyalty, referring their cases to military prosecutors.
Danish PM Mette Frederiksen arrives in New York ahead of the UN General Assembly and a meeting with President Donald Trump, saying a security deal on Greenland is ready to sign.