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NATO Partners invited to discuss upcoming Strategic Concept - Vimarsana News

NATO Partners invited to discuss upcoming Strategic Concept

On 14 October 2021, the NATO International Military Staff hosted Partner Nations for informal workshops to discuss a series of topics pertaining to

Central European Defence Co-Operation - Vimarsana News

Central European Defence Co-Operation

Central European Defence Cooperation (CEDC) is committed to enhancing the defence cooperation, in accordance with the tenets of the EU's Common Security and Defence Policy.

Source: morh.hr
North Korean Leader's Sister Retains Power Despite Formal 'Demotion' — Radio Free Asia - Vimarsana News

North Korean Leader's Sister Retains Power Despite Formal 'Demotion' — Radio Free Asia

Reuters Military coup in Myanmar and economic crisis in North Korea North Korean leader Kim Jong Un’s sister Kim Yo Jong has been assigned a new title and removed from the country’s highest decision-making body, but after she called out South Korea in an insult-laden tirade this week, experts said her relative power remains intact in the dynastic regime.  State media reported a series of promotions, demotions and reassignments that happened over the weekend during a rare congress of the ruling Korean Workers’ Party, and Kim was left out of the party’s Po...

Source: rfa.org
North Korean Leader Tells Party Congress US Remains 'Biggest Enemy' — Radio Free Asia - Vimarsana News

North Korean Leader Tells Party Congress US Remains 'Biggest Enemy' — Radio Free Asia

Reuters Military coup in Myanmar and economic crisis in North Korea Leader Kim Jong Un branded the United States North Korea’s “biggest enemy” to be met with increased military capabilities in remarks at a ruling party congress that experts said reveal that he faces the same limited pathways out of his country’s poverty and isolation that his father did twenty years ago. North Korea’s economy lies in shambles between the double pinch of international nuclear sanctions and the closure of the border with China due to the coronavirus combined with a summer...

Source: rfa.org