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    A whisperer to presidents, now target of intrigue

    27 Sep 2021

    General Mark Milley has been the target of more political intrigue and debate in two years as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff than any of his recent predecessors were in four.

    Pakistan's warship visits Dubai as goodwill gesture

    06 Jan 2020

    Pakistan’s navy warship ‘Saif’ is in Dubai on a 3-day goodwill gesture and left Port Rashid on Sunday to continue its security patrol in the region.

    PML-N supports extension of Bajwa as army chief

    02 Jan 2020

    The Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) announced on Thursday to unconditionally support the extension of Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa as the chief of the army staff for three years.

    50 years on, N.Ireland still reckons with army killings

    17 Aug 2019

    For many Britons, the soldiers who intervened in Northern Ireland 50 years ago this week are unsung heroes who tried to keep the peace in a region riven with sectarian tensions.

    Sudanese celebrate as army, protest leaders sign transition deal

    17 Aug 2019


    Sudan's military council and protest leaders on Saturday signed a hard-won "constitutional declaration" that paves the way for a transition to civilian rule.

    Bombings are a big blow to Sri Lanka’s vital tourism

    29 Apr 2019

    Kithsiri De Silva, the head chef at Sri Lanka’s venerable Kingsbury Hotel, walked through the main restaurant during breakfast Sunday, greeting diners and surveying the extravagant buffet. He would have seen, he thinks now with dread, the guest who moments later detonated a suicide bomb in the middle of the dining room, one of a coordinated sequence of blasts against hotels and churches.

    Blame game will not solve N.Korea issue

    26 Apr 2019

    Claims and counter-claims are becoming part of a daily story making the world wonder in which direction the denuclearisation talks between the United States and North Korea are actually heading.

    Flawed narrative on Kashmir hampers peace

    15 Apr 2019

    The debate on Kashmir has produced a crop of ‘experts’ whose analysis is in many cases tinted by their political alignment. In the run-up to the 2019 general election, the issue of handling of Kashmir by the Centre and the connected question of India’s Pakistan policy figure prominently in the opposition’s attack on the government.

    Myanmar army battles anti-coup rebels in northwestern town

    15 May 2021

    The fighting in Mindat, Chin state, underlines the growing chaos in Myanmar as the junta struggles to impose authority in the face of daily protests, strikes and sabotage attacks after overthrowing elected leader Aung San Suu Kyi.

    Nigeria’s Chief of Army staff dies in plane crash

    22 May 2021

    There was no immediate information provided about what may have caused the plane crash, but Brigadier Gen. Mohammed Yerima said more details would be released soon. The names of the other military officials who died were not made public.

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