Ukraine’s intel chief says North Korea is about to double its artillery systems in Russia’s war to nearly 500 guns

Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un North Korea looks like it’s ready to double down on Russia’s war, per Ukraine’s military intelligence chief, Kyrylo Budanov. Budanov, head of the intelligence agency GUR, told The Warzone that Pyongyang has already given Russia at least 120 M1989 “Koksan” self-propelled howitzers and 120…

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Trump says he could send US special operators after Mexican drug cartels. It could make things a lot worse.

A US Army Special Forces soldier provides security during an advising mission. Trump world is kicking around the idea of sending special operations forces into Mexico to combat drug cartels. There’s a risk these operations could make things worse, experts said. While designating Mexican cartels as “foreign terrorist organizations” on Monday, President Donald Trump was…

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Russia’s having problems with its newest ICBM. It drove away critical Ukrainian missile expertise.

Russia’s Sarmat intercontinental ballistic missile being launched in Russia’s northwest region of Plesetsk in April 2022.  Russia’s intercontinental ballistic missile program is in trouble, facing persistent struggles with its new Sarmat missile. And it doesn’t help that the country has cut off expertise it once depended on by waging war on its neighbor. “Historically, a…

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Multiple injuries after explosion at a Rheinmetall munitions factory in Spain

Six workers were injured after an explosion at a Rheinmetall depot in Murcia, Spain, on January 30, 2025.  An explosion at a Rheinmetall munitions factory in Spain injured six workers on Thursday, local emergency services have said. One person was left with serious injuries following the incident, which occurred in the southeastern Spanish city of…

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It’s not just Canadians. Fewer Europeans want to visit the US, too.

Tariffs could cause European airlines to face more pressure.  Canadians aren’t the only people losing their appetite for a stateside vacation. Forward bookings for Europeans visiting the US this summer have fallen by a quarter, Accor CEO Sébastien Bazin told Bloomberg on Tuesday. One of the world’s biggest hospitality companies, Accor operates more than 5,000…

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What are tariffs? How Trump’s tariff plan works, who pays them, and how they could affect prices and jobs

US President Donald Trump announced new import tariffs.  In a much-anticipated speech on Wednesday, President Donald Trump announced “Liberation Day” tariffs, imposing duties ranging from 10% to 49% on imports from 60 trade partners, including India, China, and the European Union. The Trump administration argues these tariffs will counteract “highly unbalanced” trade deficits, which they…

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