Voluntary enlistment in Thailand's military has steadily increased over the past five years, primarily driven by economic hardship rather than patriotic motivations.

An analysis delves into the European Union's growing military ambitions, noting how the bloc, originally conceived as a peace project, now commands warships capable of intercepting ballistic missiles in the Red Sea.

China has appointed a telecom executive as a senior colonel for its reserve force, signaling a potential integration of civilian expertise into military structures.

The United Arab Emirates stated that Iran's nuclear and military capabilities, along with recent attacks in the Persian Gulf, necessitate a firm international position.

MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell criticized War Secretary Pete Hegseth for using the phrase 'we leave no man behind,' deeming it outdated and historically inaccurate. The comments sparked a debate on the use of military idioms in public discourse.

A Portuguese naval vessel, the D. Francisco de Almeida, with 165 military personnel, is participating in NATO's Operation Brilliant Shield, aimed at monitoring Russian naval and air activities.

The General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces announced that 43 clashes between Russian and Ukrainian forces were recorded during the day.

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) issued a warning that any miscalculation would be met with escalated retaliation, following the 100th wave of "True Promise 4" operations. The statement underscores ongoing military readiness and threats.

Russia and Madagascar are strengthening their ties, with Moscow significantly increasing its presence in the African island nation through military aid, high-level political contacts, and growing influence, amidst intense international turbulence.

Ukraine's military commander reports that their strategy is thwarting Russian offensive plans, leading to the recapture of 480 square kilometers and 12 villages in the south since January.

Prema važećem zakonu, odobrenja za putovanja generalno moraju biti dodeljena, te ostaje nejasno kako bi se ovo pravilo sprovodilo u slučaju kršenja.

A historic banner belonging to the 68th Września Infantry Regiment, which was hidden in a milk can during World War II, has been found and is now undergoing restoration. The banner was originally received from President Ignacy Mościcki.

Several sources have reported to local news outlets that Kaliningrad will not hold its traditional Victory Day military parade on May 9.

Controlled fires are being used as a conservation measure to help rare habitats in Slovakia, dispelling myths about harm to wildlife. This practice has been implemented in areas such as the Záhorie military district and Devínska Kobyla.

Military Metals has announced its maiden inferred resource estimate for the Trojarova Project in Europe, revealing substantial quantities of antimony and gold.

After prolonged disagreements, Ukraine's Verkhovna Rada has adopted one of three tax-related bills aimed at preventing a financial crisis and securing aid from the EU and IMF, including a military levy.

Slobodan Skerlić discussed his play '22 Minutes,' which references the 1993 Štrpci train incident where a paramilitary group abducted, tortured, robbed, and killed 20 people.

The newlywed wife of a US soldier, who was detained by immigration agents at the military base where her husband is stationed just days after their wedding, has been released. Her detention by ICE had sparked controversy.

The Lithuanian State Security Department (VSD), participating in an international operation coordinated by the FBI, announced the neutralization of a cyberattack network linked to Russia's GRU military intelligence service.

The French government has presented an updated military planning law, allocating an additional 36 billion euros for defense, bringing total spending to 76.3 billion euros by 2030.

Czech military intelligence, in cooperation with the FBI, conducted "Operation Masquerade" to dismantle an APT28 (GRU) hacker network that targeted military and critical systems via common routers.

A Russian hacking group, associated with the country's military intelligence service, has been dismantled by the FBI, SRI, and other international services. The group used compromised routers globally to intercept and steal sensitive military, government, and critical infrastructure information.

Annie Ramos, the wife of a US serviceman, was released by ICE with a GPS monitor days after her wedding. She arrived in the country at age two, and the Trump Administration is continuing her deportation process.

France is increasing its defense spending, with a strategic emphasis on developing and acquiring drones and ammunition to strengthen its military capabilities.

The Municipality of Bar and the Ministry of Defense are discussing the possibility of converting a military building into a retirement home for the elderly.

A 22-year-old woman, married to a US Army sergeant, was detained by ICE shortly after her wedding at a military base; she has since been released, but authorities have not closed her case.

Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias announced that every brigade will be equipped to produce and repair drones, following visits to military facilities in Evros and Xanthi.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that his country's military expert teams, which assist Middle Eastern states in repelling Iranian drone attacks, will remain in the region even after the United States and Iran reached an agreement.

Questions are being raised about the status of a public referendum on compulsory military service in Austria, following an expert commission's recommendation to extend the service earlier this year.

Djibouti's unique geography has made it a critical location for numerous foreign military bases, including those of rival powers like the US and China, due to its strategic importance for oil routes.

Montenegro's Ministry of Defense announced that the country's army has become younger, more numerous, and increasingly attractive to young people. Since March 2024, five public calls have been issued for contract soldiers, creating hundreds of opportunities for military careers.

Germany's defense minister announced that a requirement for men aged 17 to 45 to seek permission for long stays abroad will be put on hold for now.

We must now curb the Israelis and take away their military support so they can no longer attack

On World Health Day, discussions centered on the importance of safeguarding health from politicization and military threats. The event highlighted global efforts to ensure health security for all.

The rupee rises 50 paise to 92.56 after US suspends military strikes against Iran for two weeks.

Romania's Ministry of Defense announced a new alert in the northern Tulcea county after fresh attacks in Ukraine close to the Romanian border. Two military aircraft were scrambled to monitor 17 aerial targets.

An analysis explores how Kharg Island highlights the capabilities of U.S. military power, but also how uncertain allied support now limits America's ability to translate action into strategic influence.

A Slovenian article presents Iran not merely as a security dossier or military target, but as a nation with a rich history that continues to live through the resilience of its society.

The White House has confirmed the US has agreed to suspend all bombing and military attacks on Iran for two weeks.

The wife of a US soldier has been freed from ICE detention, though efforts to deport her are reportedly continuing. The case highlights ongoing immigration and legal challenges.

Annie Ramos, an undocumented immigrant and newlywed wife of a US soldier, was detained by ICE at a military base while completing paperwork to move in with her husband. She has since been freed.

Djibouti built its economy on the strategy of charging rent to different military world powers.

The commander of the Qatar Amiri Air Force held a meeting with the UK Air Chief, discussing bilateral military cooperation and strategic partnerships.

An examination reveals how emerging military AI technology is being deployed in war zones to target Palestinians, while also exploring how Palestinians attempt to leverage technology to their advantage.

Germany's largest and most expensive military project since 1945, the construction of four frigates for Baltic defense, has proven to be a fiasco, leading to a major decision for Germany and admissions of mistakes from the Netherlands.

Paulo Rangel stated that the use of Lajes Air Base respects the "principle of proportionality and necessity," noting that US air movements are minimal relative to the overall US war effort.

The wife of a US soldier has been released from immigration detention on a Louisiana military base.

An entrepreneur in Latvia has proposed establishing a dedicated medical helicopter service, with the state currently evaluating the offer. Currently, military and border guard helicopters are used for patient transport only a few times a year.

France and Ivory Coast are set to launch a major joint military exercise this Tuesday, April 7th.

The US military has executed high-risk missions into Iran to rescue downed airmen, highlighting the significant efforts and dangers involved in personnel recovery operations. One account details a colonel's 48-hour survival in Iran's mountains after being downed.

Taiwanese President William Lai stated that peace depends on strength and affirmed the government's commitment to bolstering defense cooperation with the United States to ensure the island's security against military pressure.

South Sudan's President Salva Kiir has dismissed both the parliament speaker and deputy, a move analysts suggest is part of his frequent reshuffles to maintain political and military control.

Min Aung Hlaing has appointed a new cabinet in Myanmar, which is largely dominated by military figures.

A surprise consortium has won the bid to construct two sections of Romania's 'Moldova' highway, extending close to the Ukrainian border. These sections are part of a larger package of Romanian highways funded by the EU's SAFE mechanism for strategic and military development.

Led by former Miramax executive Joel Roodman, MUS immersive, now separated from Toro Science, plans to commercialize 'military-grade' spatial computing technology for immersive cinematic experiences.

Reports indicate that Indonesia's military justice system continues to be used to serve political ends, raising concerns about its impartiality and independence.

OVHcloud has established a new business unit specifically designed to meet the growing demand for cloud services from European military organizations.

President Xi Jinping called on senior Chinese military officers to deepen ideological rectification and political refining to achieve a 'brand new look' for the People's Liberation Army's centenary goal, following a sweeping anti-corruption drive.

Leaked documents obtained by Telex reveal details of Hungary's planned 200-person military mission to Chad, which was prepared by the Ministry of Defense last November but has since been put on hold. The plans included armored vehicles, helicopters, and a 14 billion forint camp.

Defects have been discovered in the recently renovated runway at Zokniai airport in Lithuania, a site where NATO fighter jets are stationed. Journalists were initially denied access to the site by the Lithuanian military.

A Portuguese platform named 'Ponto de Encontro' has been launched to facilitate discussion among interested parties regarding the relevance and implementation of mandatory military service.

The Portuguese government is launching the CIPO program and plans to deploy Black Hawk and C-130 aircraft by 2026 to combat fires, also promising more military personnel and aerial assets this summer due to increased fire risk from fallen trees.

Automatic registration for the US military draft is set to commence in December, streamlining the process for eligible individuals.

Senator Bernie Sanders announced plans to introduce a resolution next week aimed at stopping US military assistance to Israel, arguing against Israel's influence on American foreign policy.

Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias signed a programmatic agreement with the European Investment Bank to implement an energy upgrade for the Greek Armed Forces' camps, aiming for significant annual savings.

A US official, Hegseth, declared victory, stating that an operation has rendered the Iranian military's combat capabilities ineffective for years to come, marking a significant day for world peace.

The European Union is undergoing a historic transformation, evolving from an entity primarily focused on peace and economic integration to one with an increasingly prominent military strategy, according to reports from Brussels.

The Indian state of Haryana has increased the reservation quota for Agniveers, military recruits, in government posts to 20 percent.

France has announced new draft legislation to significantly increase its military spending and reinforce its stocks of explosive drones, cruise missiles, and torpedoes, citing the Russian threat as the primary motivation.

Two US electronic warfare aircraft overflew Austria on April 2, having been dispatched for the war in Iran, raising questions about Austria's neutrality as such overflights should have been prohibited.

Billionaire investor Ray Dalio stated that the world is in the "early stages of a world war" that will not end soon, citing ongoing military, economic, and geopolitical clashes.

Military Metals has announced its maiden inferred resource estimate for the Trojarova Project in Europe, revealing 67,000 tonnes of antimony and 222,000 ounces of gold.

After prolonged disagreements between parliament and the government, one of the three draft laws related to tax increases was successfully passed in Ukraine's Verkhovna Rada on Tuesday.

A 58-year-old Syrian man, accused of being a lead interrogator in a Syrian paramilitary group, has denied torture charges as his trial commenced in the Netherlands.

The Portuguese intelligence service (SIS) has issued a warning regarding a sophisticated and clandestine cyberespionage operation conducted by Russian military intelligence, highlighting its global reach and tactical objectives.

Donald Trump has issued a threat to impose 50% tariffs on any countries found to be supplying military weapons to Iran. This statement signals a potential escalation of economic pressure.

Former Irish President Michael D Higgins condemned the 'rhetoric of militarism' and rejected calls for Ireland to become more 'lethal' during a speech at the INTO annual conference.

Telenor is facing a lawsuit stemming from claims that the telecommunications company exposed its customers in Myanmar to repression by the military junta.

France plans to expand its nuclear arsenal and reinforce its stocks of missiles and drones by 2030, backed by a €36 billion increase in its defense budget, citing a profound shift in international geopolitics.

An international operation involving the FBI and Romania's SRI has successfully dismantled a prolonged cyberattack and espionage campaign conducted globally by a unit associated with Russia's GRU military intelligence.

The Myanmar regime is reportedly continuing its scorched-earth campaign through the country's heartland, intensifying its military operations.

Chinese military officials have been called upon to maintain and uphold the traditions of the Communist Party. This directive emphasizes ideological adherence within the armed forces.

Turkey's Ministry of Defense has released footage from its "Blue Homeland-2026" military exercise currently underway in the Eastern Mediterranean, showcasing its military strength and readiness.

The price of tungsten, a metal essential for tools, machinery, and the military industry, has risen to record levels due to the conflict in Iran. This surge is seen as a serious warning signal for the German economy.

South Korea's Defense Ministry is considering integrating its three service academies to improve officer training and address a shrinking applicant pool, according to Defense Minister Ahn Gyu-back.

Russia's Ministry of Defense is reportedly sending calls to underperforming university students, encouraging them to serve in newly formed military units amidst a shortage of soldiers.

The Moldovan Cabinet of Ministers met to discuss 29 topics, including modifications to the 2026 state budget law and the incorporation of citizens into military service.

Japan is working to increase the number of women in its military as the country faces difficulties in recruiting new personnel.

Japan's Self-Defense Forces (SDF) have set a new target to increase the proportion of women in their ranks to 13% by March 2036, up from the current 9%. This initiative aims to enhance diversity and address recruitment challenges.

Experts assess Iran's recent show of strength, noting that US intelligence and military had prior knowledge and experience that could have warned of conflict risks.

South Korean Defense Minister Ahn Gyu-back has urged a comprehensive overhaul of the nation's military structure. He cited a shrinking pool of conscripts due to demographic changes and the rapidly evolving nature of modern warfare as key reasons for the necessary adaptation.

Малко преди обявеното от Доналд Тръмп 15-дневно спиранена огъня върховното обединено командване на Иран заяви, че ще атакува инфраструктурата на САЩ и съюзниците им в района по начин, който ще лиши…

This article explores Iran beyond its geopolitical and military context, presenting it as a society with a rich and living history of resilience.

Iran has announced that millions of volunteers have signed up for military service. This comes amid heightened regional tensions.

France and Ivory Coast are set to launch a major joint military exercise this Tuesday, April 7th.

Ukraine has decided to extend its military tax for three years after the war, a measure taken in line with a memorandum between Ukraine and the International Monetary Fund to ensure the sustainability of public finances in the post-war period.

A new German military service regulation requiring men aged 17-45 to obtain special permission to stay abroad for over three months has sparked confusion and public outcry.

VOJNI analitičar Ivica Mandić upozorava da bi američki napad na Iran, koji smatra izglednim, mogao izazvati globalnu ekonomsku krizu težu od recesije nakon pandemije COVID-a.

Canada's military operations commander has temporarily removed Colonel James Smith, the officer in charge of the country's largest overseas deployment in Latvia, following charges by military police related to a compensation probe.

US President Trump is reportedly displeased with a ban on US military aircraft landings, while critics warn that new US attacks could constitute war crimes.

An opinion article suggests that Ukraine's military successes offer insights for Donald Trump regarding the strategic importance of military dominance in controlling waterways.

The Indonesian National Armed Forces (TNI) Military Police have announced the conclusion of their investigation into the case involving Andrie Yunus.

Russian troops have reportedly advanced in the settlement of Hryshyne on the Pokrovsk front in Donetsk Oblast. Ukraine's 7th Rapid Response Corps and military analysts DeepState confirmed the ongoing small-arms fighting.

Lithuanian political leader Remigijus Žemaitaitis continues to oppose the establishment of a new military training ground in Kapčiamiestis, arguing that the priority should be to accelerate the acquisition of air defense capabilities.

The Verkhovna Rada, Ukraine's parliament, has passed a European integration bill aimed at harmonizing the accreditation of conformity assessment bodies and the technical regulation system with EU rules, paving the way for an industrial visa-free regime.

The United States reportedly struck military targets on Kharg Island, leading to diminished ceasefire hopes and a decline on Wall Street.

An analysis discusses US military bases, characterizing them as a 'leaky umbrella' and 'dangerous targets.'

The Royal Moroccan Air Force has officially received its second delivery of Boeing AH-64E Apache Guardian attack helicopters, enhancing its military capabilities and operational readiness.

US soldiers who crashed in Iran were successfully rescued, adhering to the military's "Leave no one behind" ethos, despite malfunctions and suspicious messages during the incident.

Britain is hosting a high-level military meeting focused on the security of the Strait of Hormuz, addressing international security and global energy supply concerns.

Even as the United States and Iran work to consolidate their ceasefire, Israel is expanding its territorial footprint across four fronts in a strategic shift that six Israeli military and defence…

Предметот е во второстепена постапка по жалбите поднесени од одбраната и од Основното јавно обвинителство, кое се жали во делот на ослободителната пресуда за таткото на Вања, Александар Ѓорчевски,…

Voluntary military enlistment in Thailand has steadily increased over the past five years, driven by the prospect of steady pay amidst a sluggish economy.

A report suggests that morale within the US military is extremely low, with troops questioning the rationale behind a potential war with Iran.

Ukrainian troops continue to defend their positions in Chasiv Yar, successfully preventing Russian invaders from advancing further towards Kostiantynivka.

A law that came into effect in January reintroduces conscription in Germany, though it will only be implemented if voluntary enlistment is insufficient. Consequently, Germans of military age are no longer required to report longer holidays.

A Moroccan military delegation, led by Lieutenant General Mohammed Berrid, concluded a three-day working visit to Mauritania, signaling a deepening of strategic military cooperation between Rabat and Nouakchott.

The coffin of Mircea Lucescu is on display at the National Arena in Bucharest as part of a three-day farewell, which will culminate in a military funeral on Friday.

A Swedish non-profit has filed a class action lawsuit against Norway's Telenor, accusing it of endangering customers in Myanmar by sharing their data with the military junta. Telenor stated it had no real choice in the matter.

Iran has reportedly halted tanker traffic through the strategic Strait of Hormuz, a critical global oil chokepoint, in response to recent Israeli military strikes on targets in Lebanon.

Military recruitment efforts at Russian universities and companies are reportedly intensifying, leading to growing fears of a silent mobilization within the country.

An accidental weapon discharge occurred during training at the Kainuu Brigade of the Finnish Defence Forces, resulting in 33 conscripts undergoing hearing examinations, though no personal injuries were reported.

US military says it’s ready to resume fighting if diplomacy fails  The Straits Times

A report by Molnia, a student rights project, indicates that Russian military recruiters in Krasnodar Krai are pressuring underage college students to sign statements pledging future enlistment with the Defense Ministry. This practice raises concerns about coercive recruitment tactics.

Research by the International Monetary Fund suggests that increased defence spending sprees tend not to deliver lasting economic growth. This finding tempers claims by European governments that larger military budgets could revitalize their economies.

Hackers linked to Russian military intelligence (GRU) reportedly intercepted data from Western government and military structures for approximately two years through vulnerable routers, with the network's liquidation announced on April 7 by the FBI and Romanian intelligence.

Tungsten is a metal, essential in the production of tools, machinery, and the military industry. The war in Iran has pushed the price of this metal to a record high. For Germany

A network of vulnerable routers used by Russia's GRU intelligence service to steal sensitive military, governmental, and critical infrastructure information was dismantled by the FBI, with contributions from Romania's SRI.

A total of 533 students have been admitted to the Ghana Armed Forces College of Nursing and Midwifery at 37 Military Hospital in Accra.

An analysis examines the ongoing military rule in Myanmar, suggesting that despite superficial changes, the fundamental nature of the regime persists.

Ukraine has renewed its attacks on Russian energy sites, targeting various facilities. The strikes are part of ongoing military actions.

Lawmakers in Russia's Republic of Altai have passed a law imposing fines on companies with over 100 employees that fail to ensure at least 1.2% of their workforce consists of veterans from the "special military operation."

Ukraine is reportedly integrating high-powered electric scooters into its military operations, utilizing these micro-mobility vehicles as a new tactical 'weapon' on the front lines. This marks an innovative approach to modern warfare.

An economist has warned that Canada's federal deficit could surpass $100 billion by 2035, primarily driven by new commitments to boost military spending, exerting significant pressure on federal finances.

The article recounts the historical event of the day Muslims conquered Krak des Chevaliers, one of the world's most renowned Crusader castles. Known as the "Castle of the Knights," it is celebrated as a masterpiece of medieval military architecture.

US military pilots are undergoing the intense SERE program, which focuses on survival, evasion, resistance, and escape in hostile territory. The training prepares them for worst-case scenarios behind enemy lines.

The Myanmar military reportedly imprisoned a two-year-old and a nine-year-old child, leading to a letter being sent to Norwegian mobile giant Telenor.

A new report by pro-Palestinian groups claims that France has maintained a continuous pipeline of military hardware exports to Israel throughout the war in Gaza. This contradicts France's official stance that its military equipment exports were solely for defensive purposes or re-export.

Austria is embroiled in a debate over the length of military service, with arguments for a professional army being presented as a better choice, and questions raised about why key lessons for the federal army have not been learned from an expert commission.

An opinion article by John R. Lott Jr. contends that military bases should not be designated as gun-free zones, arguing that current policies limit personnel's ability to carry firearms.

The German government is reportedly attempting to clarify or 'empty of content' a rule concerning the movement of military-aged men, a move that has fueled public alarm.

A retired Major General has stated that he has been informed that the military is 'already saying no' to higher-ups within the Pentagon.

A new military service regulation in Germany has caused confusion and reactions, as men aged 17-45 may need a special permit to remain abroad for extended periods.

The president’s apocalyptic rhetoric clashes with the responsibility of the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff to protect the military’s honor.

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth's 'soldier-first' approach is reportedly driving 'Operation Epic Fury' in Iran, emphasizing maximum lethality over diplomatic caution in US military actions.

Negotiations concerning higher wages for military personnel in Denmark have broken down, despite 275 million allocated for this purpose. The failure to agree on the distribution of these funds has stalled the process.

Portugal's Socialist Party (PS) is proposing a study to analyze the current model of National Defense Day and explore alternative short-duration programs or flexible military service options, following a broader European trend.

Panamanian director Ana Elena Tejera is in production on her new fiction film, "Culebra Cut," which she describes as urgent, set against the backdrop of U.S. military exercises in Panama.

The United States has conducted military strikes against Iranian targets located on Kharg Island. Details regarding the specific targets and the extent of the damage are being reported by CNN.

Germany is set to amend its military service law, allowing men aged 17 to 45 to travel abroad for extended periods without requiring a special permit from the Bundeswehr.

A former US admiral has issued a stark warning regarding the potential repercussions of a failure in national defense. His comments highlight concerns about military readiness and strategic vulnerabilities.

An analysis details how China has played a significant role in helping Iran cushion the impact of international sanctions and fund its military capabilities.

Experts are cautioning that a potential bombing of Iran's electricity plants would likely trigger a severe humanitarian crisis and provoke a strong retaliatory response from Tehran. The discussion highlights the grave consequences of such military action.

Kazakhstan's Energy Ministry reported that oil transfers via the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) through the Black Sea have stabilized following an attack, which the Russian military attributed to Ukraine.

Boeing has been awarded a $101 million order from the Air Force for KC-46 parts and support, reinforcing its role in military aviation supply.

Following Russian threats, the Lithuanian Armed Forces' Strategic Communication Department analysts are warning about intensified information activities by hostile states targeting Lithuania and its allies.