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Leidos to Lead Project to Enhance NATO Cybersecurity With IT Solutions

Leidos secured a contract with NATO to develop a centralized IT solution utilizing private cloud technology to enhance the alliance’s cybersecurity.

Zelensky Signs Decree for Ukraine’s Withdrawal From Anti-Landmine Treaty

Ukraine's President Zelensky signed a decree putting his war-torn country on track to leave the anti-landmine Ottawa Convention.

Israeli Security Service Says Busts Hamas Cells in West Bank

Israel's security service said it had broken up a network of Hamas militants in the occupied West Bank suspected of planning attacks.

Russian Strikes Wound 12 in Ukraine

Russian strikes targeting Ukraine overnight wounded at least 12 people, prompting Kyiv to renew calls for new air defense systems.

Iran Voices ‘Serious Doubts’ Over Israel Commitment to Ceasefire

Iran on Sunday said it was not convinced Israel would abide by a ceasefire that ended their 12-day war this week.

Gaza Rescuers Say Israeli Forces Kill 17, Including Children

Gaza's civil defense agency said Israeli air strikes and gunfire killed at least 17 people, including children, in the war-stricken Palestinian territory.

Iran Could Again Enrich Uranium ‘In Matter of Months’: IAEA Chief

UN nuclear watchdog chief Grossi says Iran likely will be able to begin to produce enriched uranium "in a matter of months," despite damage.

Ethnic Militia Kills 10 at DR Congo Displaced Persons Camp

An armed group at the center of a long-running ethnic conflict in DR Congo's northeast attacked a camp for displaced people killing 10.

Iran Says IAEA Chief Request to Visit Bombed Sites Suggests ‘Malign Intent’

Iran rejected a request by UN nuclear watchdog to visit facilities bombed by Israel and the US, saying that it suggested "malign intent."

US Sanctions on Sudan Over Alleged Chemical Weapons Use Take Effect

US sanctions on Sudan have taken effect, with Washington saying Khartoum's military used chemical weapons in the country's bloody civil war.

Gaza Civil Defense Says Israeli Forces Kill 23

Gaza's civil defense agency said Israeli forces killed at least 23 people in the war-stricken territory, including at least three children.

Mozambique Probes Claims of Army Atrocities Near TotalEnergies Site

Mozambique's human rights commission said it has opened an investigation into media reports of deadly abuses by government soldiers.

Suicide Attack Kills 16 Soldiers in Pakistan: Security, Govt

A suicide attack claimed by the Pakistani Taliban killed 16 soldiers and wounded more than two dozen people, including civilians.

RAPIDFire Goes Ground-Based in New Air Defense Variant From Thales, KNDS

Thales and KNDS France have introduced a land-based variant of the RAPIDFire naval defense system.

Northrop Grumman Boosts Space Automation With NVIDIA Tech, Agentic AI

Northrop Grumman is partnering with NVIDIA to develop fully autonomous spacecraft powered by next-gen AI.

Poland Says Arms Race Could Lead to Putin’s Fall

Poland said that a new arms race could lead to the fall of Russian President Putin's "regime," just like it toppled the Soviet Union.