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As Hamas rejects hostage deal, Israel says military operation into Rafah is imminent - Vimarsana News

As Hamas rejects hostage deal, Israel says military operation into Rafah is imminent

Daily on Defense: Israel orders Rafah evacuation, Hamas walks away from hostage deal, Blinken to unveil cyber strategy, US and France keep eyes on Chad election

Top US intelligence official testifies war in Ukraine 'unlikely to end anytime soon' - Vimarsana News

Top US intelligence official testifies war in Ukraine 'unlikely to end anytime soon'

Daily on Defense: DNI sees no quick end to Ukraine war, INDOPACOM gets new commander, China defense budget rivals US, Russian cyberattacks protested

Liberals have irresponsibly turned foreign policy into a wedge issue - Vimarsana News

Liberals have irresponsibly turned foreign policy into a wedge issue

Likening one U.S. presidential candidate to a supervillain and politicizing Ukraine trade is not in the national interest

Trump's NATO comments aren't cause for panic — but they should be taken seriously, experts warn - Vimarsana News

Trump's NATO comments aren't cause for panic — but they should be taken seriously, experts warn

There was a "keep calm and carry on" atmosphere outside the House of Commons on Monday as a political storm blew up over Donald Trump's threat to encourage Russia “to do whatever the hell they want” to NATO members he thinks aren't paying their fair share of the cost of collective defence.

Source: cbc.ca
Tasha Kheiriddin: Goodwill from NATO allies running out for Trudeau - Vimarsana News

Tasha Kheiriddin: Goodwill from NATO allies running out for Trudeau

It’s great to see the PM getting the message — but Canada is still terribly late to the party