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World Cup 2026 Day 3 in photos: Passionate fans light up Haiti vs Scotland and Australia vs Türkiye clashesThe 2026 FIFA World Cup saw thrilling action on Day 3. Scotland celebrated a historic 1-0 win over Haiti in their return to the tournament....- US approves $1.5 billion sale of maritime helicopters to New ZealandThe U.S. has approved a $1.5 billion sale of five Seahawk helicopters to New Zealand, a move supporting the nation's plan to nearly double ...
- Pete Hegseth’s silence on Taiwan is exactly what Xi Jinping wantsUS Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth adopted a quieter approach to Taiwan at a Singapore security forum. This shift in communication aims to p...
- US allies call for greater unity as Trump-era rifts cloud global securityAllies at a defense conference stressed unity as threats become global. Japan's Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi highlighted that division...
- Raise defence spending or else, Hegseth tells NATO, EuropeUS Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth issued a stern warning to European allies regarding defense spending. He stated that nations failing to i...
- Long-term Investing: Ecosystem with an edge called India; 12 large- mid- and small-cap stocks with upside potential of up to 34%Tactical investing should not be confused with long-term investing. In a world where geopolitical risk, commodity shocks, and uncertainty a...
- These large-caps have ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos and an upside potential of up to 25%We are living in times when the morning may see conciliatory exchanges between the US and Iran, leading to a cooling in crude oil prices. B...
- US stock market today: Why Dow Jones futures are falling while S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures surge higher? Here’s how global earnings, AI growth, and defense deals are reshaping US stock futures todayUS stock market today shows a sharp split. Dow Jones futures fall over 120 points. Nasdaq futures jump nearly 1%. S&P 500 futures edge high...
- Australia boosts military spending as Iran war makes global impactAustralia is boosting its defense budget. Defense Minister Richard Marles announced an additional 53 billion Australian dollars over the ne...
- Donald Trump jitters push US allies toward Japan’s most significant military shift since World War IIJapan is set to ease its strict arms export rules. This move is attracting significant interest from countries like Poland and the Philippi...
- Nearly all European allies responding to Trump’s requests amid Iran crisis: NATO chiefNATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated US leadership remains vital for the alliance. He noted Europe is increasing its defense spending a...
- US says Pentagon review sees opportunities to strengthen AUKUS submarine dealThe Pentagon has completed its review of the AUKUS nuclear-powered submarine deal with Australia, identifying opportunities to strengthen t...
- Australia to invest $8 billion in nuclear submarine shipyardAustralia is set to invest A$12 billion in Western Australia to establish defense facilities crucial for the AUKUS nuclear submarine deal. ...
- Japan scraps US meeting after Washington demands more defense spending: FT reportsJapan called off a key meeting with the United States. This followed a demand from the Trump administration. The US wanted Japan to signifi...
- Taiwan says boost in defence spending coming amid China threatsTaiwan plans to increase military spending in response to growing threats from China, dedicating more of its GDP to defense. The military w...
- Asian stocks edge lower, RBA decision awaitedJapanese and South Korean equity indexes traded in a tight range, while those in Australia declined. Futures pointed to gain in Hong Kong a...
- Australia to increase spending amid inflation. Here's whyRecently, the Labor Party Treasurer delivered the first official budget for the financial year that began on July 1 for the center-left Lab...
- To take on China, Australia to spend $2.6 billion to upgrade missilesReports state that Australia is going to invest more than US$2 billion to upgrade its missiles and, according to the Defence Ministry, the ...
- Former Australian prime minister Kevin Rudd says US-China war no longer inconceivableFormer prime minister and China scholar Kevin Rudd wrote in the Foreign Affairs journal this week that the risk of armed conflict between t...
- Lockheed Martin urges European transparencyLockheed Martin Corp.'s chairman Robert J. Stevens has urged European regulators to continue to promote transparency and competition, warni...
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