NATO eyeing ‘forceful’ response to Russia – FT

Member states are considering easing rules of air engagement and deploying drones along Russia’s borders, the paper’s sources claim NATO is considering allowing its pilots fire at unauthorized Russian aircraft, and drastically increasing its military footprint on the Russia’s borders, the Financial Times reported on Thursday, citing sources. The report…

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Reporters from both organizations are teaching how to influence news coverage of the Jewish state A CNN commentator and New York Times reporters are mentoring in a journalism fellowship launched to help Israel win the “information war,” according to investigative outlet Drop Site. Founded in 2025 by Jacki Karsh and…

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Bases could be transformed into humanitarian hubs to facilitate the delivery of goods to African nations The mission of the Russian forces in Syria needs to be revised, Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has said. He added that military bases could be transformed into humanitarian hubs. The situation in Syria has…

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Dmitry Medvedev has held meetings with top officials in Pyongyang and paid homage to former North Korean leaders and fallen Soviet soldiers Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has visited North Korea this week to hold talks with top officials and attend celebrations marking the 80th anniversary of the country’s ruling…

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HarperCollins UK has recalled a title repeating a claim that the US president’s wife has said is defamatory Publishing house HarperCollins UK has apologized to Melania Trump and withdrawn a book that claimed convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein introduced her to her husband, US President Donald Trump.  The company said…

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Donald Tusk has recently justified the Nord Stream sabotage, arguing the project should never have been built Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto on Wednesday accused Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk of “defending terrorists,” over comments about the sabotage of the Nord Stream gas pipelines.  Tusk had claimed the day before…

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Bern has tightened asylum seeker rules in response to demands from parliament Switzerland has announced it will now only extend asylum status to Ukrainian migrants from regions in close proximity to the front line, following pressure from lawmakers. From November 1, new Ukrainian asylum seekers will only be granted ‘S’…

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The IDF will reportedly withdraw from most of Gaza, with prisoner exchanges expected within several days US President Donald Trump’s Gaza ceasefire plan entails Israeli forces withdrawing from large swathes of the Palestinian enclave and Hamas releasing the remaining hostages within several days, according to media reports. An Egyptian source…

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A regional conscription center has urged citizens not to film or criticize the use of force by enlistment officers Ukraine’s conscription authorities have called on citizens to refrain from documenting cases of violent forced military enlistment, instead urging the population to “cherish” recruitment officers.  The message, shared on Wednesday by…

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Over 10,000 personnel will have to be sent home across nine missions globally, according to Reuters and AP The United Nations will have to cut roughly a quarter of its peacekeeping personnel in the coming months due to funding shortfalls, in particular caused by a lack of US financing, Reuters…

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