Abrupt terminations of foreign military financing force allies to shoulder major budgetary burdens, rework defense procurement, and reassess strategic reliance on partner superpowers.
Speaking at a global business summit in New Delhi, the former British prime minister highlighted New Delhi's growing clout and independent foreign policy.
Gérard Mestrallet, France’s special envoy for the India‑Middle East‑Europe Economic Corridor, said Egypt, Lebanon, Oman, Greece and Cyprus want to join the project as a ministerial summit later this year could decide on expansion.
The head of US Indo-Pacific Command is on his second trip to New Delhi this year as Washington seeks closer military cooperation despite mounting diplomatic and trade tensions.
A suicide car bomb and overnight gun battle at a security compound in Kohat highlights Pakistan's escalating domestic crisis as foreign pacts threaten to pull its military abroad.
Alex Karp says he would back a complete halt to the technology if adversaries did not exist, but warns a pause now would hand a structural advantage to Beijing.
With the Strait of Hormuz already closed, a successful strike on the Red Sea bypass leaves the world's largest exporter with just days of local reserves.
Algiers orders the Emirati ambassador to leave within 48 hours, ending months of escalating tension over Western Sahara, Israel and regional influence.
