TODAY IN HISTORY ⟩ De facto cessation of Estonia's independence
This article discusses the historical event of Estonia's de facto loss of independence on February 25, 1918, when German military forces took control of Tallinn just one day after Estonia declared independence.
"They could call up 200 thousand soldiers." Journalist on how the Estonians are preparing for war
Estonia, marking the anniversary of its independence and the Russian invasion of Ukraine, held a military parade emphasizing solidarity with Ukraine and an increasing sense of personal threat among Estonians.
VIDEO ⟩ People who watched the parade were satisfied with what they saw. 'Such a feeling of pride and joy'
Attendees of the Estonian independence day parade in Tallinn expressed their satisfaction with the event, which featured military equipment on display for the public.
"People are the wall and the heart that keeps our country standing." A parade was held in Setomaa with allied forces
A parade featuring the US and Dutch cavalry units took place in Obinitsa, Setomaa, to celebrate Estonia's Independence Day.
PHOTOS ⟩ The stores are emptying: there is a real hunt for sprats on the holiday
Estonia celebrates its 108th anniversary with festivities including a military parade and community celebrations focused on traditional foods.
108th Anniversary of Estonia's Declaration of Independence: A Grand Military Parade Expected in the Country
Estonia celebrates the 108th anniversary of its independence with a series of ceremonial events including a military parade featuring around 1,000 troops and various celebrations throughout the day.
LIVE PHOTOS ⟩ See how the Independence Day parade rehearsal goes
The rehearsal for the 108th anniversary parade of the Republic of Estonia begins today with the movement of military equipment at Freedom Square.
Headline: seduction operation for Somaliland
Somaliland is seeking international recognition of its independence by offering privileged access to its minerals and military bases to the United States.
Estonia and Latvia's Military History Clubs Reenacted the Battle of the War of Independence
Estonia and Latvia's military history clubs reenacted a battle from the War of Independence in preparation for Estonia's Independence Day, featuring horses in the demonstration for the first time.
Somaliland claims readiness to offer its minerals and military bases to the United States
Somaliland is willing to provide the United States with access to its minerals and military bases as it seeks international recognition of its independence following Israel's recent acknowledgment.
Somaliland's Flirt with the USA: Take the Minerals
Somaliland is courting the United States for support in its quest for independence, offering exclusive access to its mineral resources and the possibility of military bases.
Canada's Defense Independence Plan from the USA
Canada has unveiled a new strategy for its defense industry aimed at boosting domestic production and reducing reliance on U.S. weapons systems and supplies.
Flight Restrictions in Tallinn on the Republic's Independence Day
There will be flight restrictions in Tallinn due to a military parade on the Republic's Independence Day.
Turkey showcases its military strength and sends messages during NATO exercises in Germany
Turkey demonstrated its military capabilities in NATO exercises in Germany, emphasizing its strategic independence in technology.
"The world has changed".. Chair of the European Parliament Defense Committee calls for a unified army
The Chair of the European Parliament Defense Committee, Marie Agnès Strack Zimmermann, calls for the establishment of a unified military force in Europe amid increasing calls for defense independence.
Donald Tusk on the vote regarding SAFE: Masks have fallen, they are enemies of independence
Donald Tusk criticizes PiS and Konfederacja for voting against Poland's SAFE program, labeling them as enemies of national independence.
A Year After the Vance Face: What the EU Has Done to Reduce Dependency on American Defense and Technologies
The article discusses the EU's recent push towards military independence from the US amidst changing geopolitical dynamics, emphasizing the need for Europe to assert its own decision-making power.
One Year After the Slap from Vancea: What Europe Has Done to Reduce Dependency on American Defense and Technologies
Europe has been awakening to the need for greater military independence and assertiveness from American administration over the past year, following a critical speech by US Vice President J.D. Vance.
Europe’s ‘painful’ realisation it must be bolder with US set out in security report
A new report highlights Europe's need to assert military independence from the US amid ideological tensions with the Trump administration.
DAVID MARCUS: Only Hegseth can save storied Virginia Military Institute from woke state lawmakers
This article discusses the threat faced by Virginia Military Institute from proposed legislative measures aimed at addressing systemic racism, which could undermine the institution's independence and funding.
It was the longest siege in British military history. It lasted four years
The Great Siege of Gibraltar, lasting from 1779 to 1783, marked a significant event in the American War of Independence, where British forces successfully defended the strategically vital territory against Spanish and French siege efforts.
Rafał Chwedoruk: Karol Nawrocki will not achieve independence
Rafał Chwedoruk argues that Russia is not capable of armed confrontation with European Union countries, suggesting that threats of aggression aim to encourage deeper integration among EU states.
Renk CEO Sagel: 'Russia will not wait for us to rearm'
Alexander Sagel, CEO of the tank gear manufacturer Renk, emphasizes the need for more military independence in Europe, stressing that Russia will not wait for Europe to strengthen its defenses.
Uganda: 'You Will Never Make Us Your Slaves,' Muhoozi Tells U.S. Senator Risch
Uganda's Chief of Defence Forces, General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, condemned U.S. Senator Jim Risch's remarks about Uganda's military cooperation, asserting Uganda's independence and accusing the U.S. of interference.
Politico: Europe's separation from the USA has begun
European governments and corporations are rapidly trying to reduce their reliance on American technology, military equipment, and energy resources due to deteriorating transatlantic relations.
Euractiv: Common Military Data Space by 2030 - Goal of EU Defense Independence
European institutions are exploring methods for European armies and defense authorities to securely share information without US involvement, as part of a new initiative from the European Defence Agency.
Why was Balochistan called Pakistan's 'Hyderabad'? The story of this state, which has become a headache for PAK
Balochistan has become a significant challenge for Pakistan due to attacks from the Baloch Liberation Army, leading to military actions against the Baloch people, and this unrest is rooted in a historical desire for independence predating the India-Pak partition.
Washington: Sending European troops to Greenland does not affect Trump's position
The White House stated that the deployment of European troops to Greenland will not influence President Trump's stance on the area, emphasizing the decision-making independence of the President.
Is Greenland unprotected? What presence does the USA have? Can Trump buy the island?
The article discusses Donald Trump's interest in Greenland for security and resource reasons, Denmark's military reinforcement to counter US pressure, and Greenland's gradual move towards independence while rejecting annexation.
Job Applicants for the U.S. Army Newspaper Face 'Loyalty Test' to Trump
Applicants for the U.S. Army newspaper 'Stars and Stripes' are reportedly facing a 'loyalty test' regarding President Trump's policies, raising concerns about its impact on journalistic integrity and independence.
Greenland: Now is not the right time to talk about independence, says the Prime Minister
The Prime Minister of Greenland stated that it is not the right moment to discuss independence amid increasing military presence from Denmark and ongoing dialogue with NATO.
EU defense chief calls for permanent 100,000-strong ‘European army’
EU defense chief Andrius Kubilius advocates for the establishment of a 100,000-strong standing army to ensure military independence from the US and NATO.
'They did not come to Croatia as soldiers, but as witnesses'
The article recounts the tragic downing of a helicopter returning from Hungary to Croatia on January 9, 1992, which resulted in the deaths of four Italian officers and one French officer, marking a significant turning point in Croatia's fight for independence.
The Independence of the "Kuhtholi" Republic.. Is it the Beginning of the Disintegration of the Union of Myanmar?
In a significant development amidst the ongoing violence in Myanmar, General Nierda Mya, a leader of the Karen National Union, announced the establishment of the "Kuhtholi" Republic in Karen State and declared himself its president, forming a government to challenge military rule.
Hedonistic Europe cannot defend itself, cannot achieve military independence anymore
The article argues that the American overthrow of Venezuela's president Nicolás Maduro serves U.S. foreign policy interests aligned with the Monroe Doctrine, dismissing drug trafficking as a major motive for the intervention.
Purchase, invasion, association or encouraging its independence from Denmark: Trump's four options to acquire Greenland
The article discusses Trump's four potential strategies for acquiring Greenland, including purchase, invasion, association, or supporting its independence from Denmark, amidst heightened U.S. military involvement in Venezuela.
The possibility of military intervention seems increasingly real
The geopolitical interest in Greenland is rising as the U.S. applies more pressure, while Greenlanders emphasize their independence, with a majority rejecting American dominance.
ECOWAS urges respect for Venezuela's independence after US operation
The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has called for respect for Venezuela's independence following a US operation that captured President Nicolás Maduro and carried out military strikes in Caracas.
Military Regime in Myanmar: The Annual Image Polishing of the Generals
Myanmar's military junta released hundreds of prisoners on the 78th anniversary of independence from Britain, likely to improve its image ahead of upcoming controversial elections.
Myanmar announces the release of thousands of prisoners in an Independence Day pardon
Myanmar's ruling military council announced the release of over 6,000 prisoners as part of an annual pardon to commemorate Independence Day.
Myanmar releases 6,186 prisoners as part of amnesty for Independence Day
Myanmar's military government will release 6,186 prisoners as part of an amnesty for Independence Day, only a week after the start of multi-phase general elections in the country.
An Analysis of the Situation in Venezuela and the Independence Party on the Rise
The article discusses the recent U.S. military intervention in Venezuela leading to the capture of President Nicolas Maduro, alongside a rise in popularity for the Independence Party according to a recent Gallup poll.
Leader of secessionist organization in southern Yemen: In two years there will be a referendum on our independence
The government in Hadramaut province, supported by Saudi Arabia, announced its takeover of a military camp belonging to the Southern Transitional Council (STC), a secessionist group backed by the UAE, and has initiated a non-violent operation to reclaim territories from the STC.
Beijing slams Taiwanese leader Lai’s New Year’s speech as ‘lies’ and ‘malice’
Beijing condemned Taiwanese leader William Lai's New Year’s address, accusing him of promoting falsehoods and inciting conflict over the issue of Taiwanese independence.
Taiwan on high alert due to Chinese military exercises
Taiwan's armed forces have been placed on high alert following large-scale military exercises by China, which the Chinese government described as a serious warning against both Taiwanese independence and foreign interference, particularly from the U.S.
High tension between China and Taiwan
Tensions are soaring between China and Taiwan as Beijing begins live-fire military exercises around the island, threatening its independence.
China has launched military exercises around Taiwan: "A warning to all who interfere"
Amid rising tensions over Taiwan, China has initiated extensive military drills to deliver a severe warning to those supporting Taiwan's independence and foreign powers meddling in the island's internal affairs.
“Serious Warning”: China Begins Large Military Exercise Around Taiwan
China has launched a large-scale military exercise named 'Mission Justice 2025' around Taiwan, focusing on combat readiness patrols and blockades of key ports as a warning against advocates of Taiwan independence.
"Serious Warning": China Begins Large Military Maneuver Around Taiwan
China has launched a significant military exercise called "Mission Justice 2025" around Taiwan, focusing on patrol readiness and the blockade of key areas as a warning to advocates of Taiwan's independence.
"Serious Warning" – China Begins Maneuvers Around Taiwan
China has initiated a large-scale military exercise around Taiwan, explicitly sending a message to Tokyo and warning advocates of Taiwan's independence.