It is Fiji’s first military alliance and Australia’s fourth, alongside the U.S., New Zealand and Papua New Guinea, reinforcing Canberra’s push to curb China’s influence in the Pacific.

Source: The Guardian

China called it routine training with a dummy warhead.

New Zealand protested the short notice, while Australia called the test “destabilizing” for the region.

Source: BBC

Our warriors showed good results today in shooting down drones and cruise missiles, but unfortunately not against Russian ballistics.

The reason is precisely insufficient supplies of interceptor missiles.

It is very important that the world — first and foremost America and our European partners — leave the NATO summit in Ankara with strong decisions to support our sky defense, and therefore the defense of ordinary people's lives.

As long as Patriot missiles remain in allied warehouses, it only encourages Russia to keep 'defeating' residential buildings.

The US and Europe have enough power to stop this terror.

With no aides, phones, or cameras, they openly vented their frustration and anxiety over Trump's actions, including his threats toward Greenland and broader shifts in U.S. policy.

The discussion centered on a once-unthinkable question: whether Europe needed to prepare for a future in which America was no longer a dependable ally.

French President Emmanuel Macron concluded that "there is no going back," while most leaders agreed Europe had to become more strategically independent, though Italy's Giorgia Meloni argued Trump could still be reasoned with.

Source: WSJ

The UK said the aircraft behaved "unsafe and unprofessionally" by dropping sonobuoys near the carrier, prompting British F-35 jets to escort it away.

Any deal remains at an early stage and would likely require addressing Greek concerns before approval.

Source: Reuters

We only have one chance left as a nation.

We must finally end what we see as the wrong policies in Germany, as quickly as possible.

Euro bailouts, refugee rescue, climate rescue, Ukraine rescue—combined with consistent deindustrialisation and disastrous energy policy—are overwhelming the people in our country; they are overwhelming us.

They overwhelm those people who think every day about the future of their children, who think in terms of generations, and who believe in Germany’s future.