Intel on ‘non-specific’ threats to MPs made it to PCO. Why not the PM?
The Privy Council Office, the department that supports Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, confirms it received a 2021 security briefing detailing foreign interference threats to MPs.
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India Has To Be On Guard, Pakistan Will Try To ‘Divert Attention’: Security Expert Tilak Devasher
New Delhi: India has to be "on guard" in the wake of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chairman Imran Khan’s arrest as they will try to "divert attention" from what’s happening in Pakistan, said Tilak Devasher, National Security Advisory Board (NSAB) member and security expert.Devasher made the above remarks in an exclusive interview with ANI hours after Imran Khan was arrested in Pakistan from
IAF Has Stood Like Strong Wall For Country’s Security: Rajnath Singh
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Monday recalled the contribution and role of the Indian Air Force (IAF) in different wars since Independence and said it has stood like a "strong wall" in protection of the nation. Addressing a gathering after inaugurating development projects for Chandigarh, he also said India has always stood for truth, justice and humanity. At a separate event, the defence
Defence minister says Canada wants to share advanced military technology with allies
The defence minister says Canada is interested in sharing…
Exclusive Interview: “[Ukraine’s] Sacrifices Are Our Sacrifices”
SUBSCRIBER+EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW – On the eve of a widely predicted Ukrainian offensive along a 900-mile front that includes a bevy of fixed Russian positions, the very nature […] More
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The Middle East is Rebalancing: Where Do America and China Fit In?
BOTTOM LINE UP FRONT: The Middle East is having a moment. With Iranian President Ibrahim Raisi in Syria, thousands fleeing a burgeoning civil war in Sudan, […] More
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India Levels Up In Nuclear Submarines
With a total of four Arihant class ballistic missile submarines (SSBN) planned, an Indian sea-based deterrent force is now an established reality. These submarines are being supported by large-scale investment in command and control systems that include long-range communication facilities, dedicated hardened bases, and the appropriate support vessels. It is now clear that India is committed to
Fighting in Sudan has Far-Reaching Implications
SUBSCRIBER+EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW – Hundreds of Americans fled Sudan over the weekend in two convoys headed for port cities. The U.S. government led evacuations come two […] More
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What’s Behind Sending a U.S. Sub to South Korea?
ANALYSIS / INTERVIEW – The last time a nuclear-armed American submarine docked in South Korea, Kim Jong-un, North Korea’s Supreme Leader, was not yet born. Forty-years […] More
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Securing North East: India To Build Missile Deterrent; China Deployed Air To Surface Missiles Near Siliguri Corridor
Pralay is a cannisterised tactical, surface-to-surface, short-range ballistic battlefield missileIndian National Security planners have decided to secure the North East States with conventionally armed short-range ballistic missiles like Pralay with a max range of 500 kms and conventionally armed subsonic cruise missile Nirbhay with a max range of 1500 kms. India also has other conventionally