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The Constitutional Court has agreed to examine whether parts of the so-called Division of Powers Act are constitutiona. The Constitutional Court has agreed to examine whether parts of the so-calle ...

The United States manages more than three dozen separate economic and trade sanctions programs. Those programs target specified foreign governments...

More than 160 attacks on U.S. troops in Iraq, Syria and Jordan, 37 clashes in the Red Sea with the Houthis — and now five dead U.S. service members. America’s mounting proxy battle with Iran over the past three months is spurring questions about whether the countries are at war. It’s also raising questions about…

Discover why Apple is expressing deep concern over the proposed UK surveillance bill and its potential impact on privacy and security.

The attack that killed three U.S. troops and wounded 25 others represents the latest in an increasingly lethal barrage aimed at bases with American troops.

The U.K. government is considering making significant changes to its primary government surveillance authority, the Investigatory Powers Act. Some of those changes are ill advised and will negatively impact the security of its citizens.

Trade group TechUK argues in a briefing sent to the Home Office that proposed amendments to the Investigatory Powers Bill could have a far-reaching impact on privacy and security.

The answer is likely "no" for US military action so far, because it is a defense against attack. But a broader conflict or one of much longer duration would be different.

On December 22, 2023, President Biden issued a new Executive Order (E.O.) amending E.O. 14024 and E.O. 14068. This E.O. further targets Russian sanctions evasion and solidifies...

The peace accord with ULFA shows the Modi government’s commitment to bringing peace to the Northeast, breaking the nexus of financing, inter-state coordination, and foreign links of terror outfits, thus manifesting the concept of Amrit Kaal to its fullest