#Security

Iranian state media published images of downed drone debris as Tehran announced a reward for the capture of its crew—signaling more than a military incident.

From Beirut's ruins to Dubai's airport attack, the Middle East conflict is rewriting the rules of regional security. Iran's apology signals a new phase in an escalating crisis.

Foreign kidnappings in Africa's Sahel region spiked in 2025, with Chinese nationals accounting for 70% of cases. Al-Qaeda affiliates are targeting economic partnerships to destabilize governments.

Mexico sent thousands of soldiers to contain widespread violence after the death of 'El Mencho,' the country's most wanted drug lord. At least 25 National Guard members died in retaliatory attacks across 20 states.

Gunmen killed at least 50 people in Nigeria's Zamfara State as security crisis deepens despite growing US military involvement in the region.

Microsoft begins automatic replacement of Secure Boot certificates expiring in 2026, marking a generational shift in Windows security infrastructure affecting billions of devices.

Rep. Ilhan Omar was attacked with unknown liquid at a town hall but continued speaking. What does this incident reveal about political discourse and public safety?

North Korea's leader promises to unveil enhanced nuclear deterrent strategies at the first Workers' Party congress in five years, following a missile test he says will cause 'excruciating mental agony' to enemies.

Fans raise urgent concerns over safety threats against BTS's V (Taehyung) during the upcoming 2026 world tour. ARMY demands HYBE take immediate protective action.

South Korean authorities launched a joint investigation on Jan 12, 2026, into North Korea's drone incursion claims. Investigators suspect commercial drones from private entities.

Iran's parliament speaker warns that U.S. military bases and Israel are 'legitimate targets' if the U.S. strikes Iran, responding to Donald Trump's threats.

North Korea accuses South Korea of drone incursions in January 2026, warning of a 'high price'. Seoul denies the claims, while Kim Yo-jong calls the South's stance a 'wise choice'.