He was a combat pilot for the U.S. for 24 years and after leaving trained the Chinese Army, he is accused of conspiracy
A former U.S. Air Force combat pilot has been arrested for conspiring to provide military training to Chinese pilots without permission, violating export control laws.
[Breaking News] North Korea's Drone Intrusion: Graduate Student Arrested for Violating National Security Laws
A graduate student has been arrested for multiple drone flights to North Korea, raising tensions between the two Koreas.
Police Intervention in Love in Gujarat: Only If Parents Approve Will the Qazi Listen
New marriage registration rules proposed by the Gujarat government mandate parental consent for marriages, stirring nationwide debate.
PST Investigates Leak from the Defense Staff
PST has initiated an investigation into a security law breach following a complaint from the Defense Staff regarding the leak of internal communications.
Could Australia permanently ban the 'ISIS brides' from coming home?
Experts discuss the potential for Australia to indefinitely ban citizens affiliated with ISIS from returning home under counterterrorism laws.
Angola: In Angola, Security Laws Turn 11 Seconds Into Six Months of Jail
The article discusses the case of Venรขncio Filipe Ngondo Lucungo, who was detained in Angola based on a brief excerpt from a speech, raising concerns about the government's use of security laws.
Private security supports labor review and calls to stop shifts in public contracts
The Mexican Association of Private Security Companies supports President Claudia Sheinbaum's commitment to review labor compliance in the private security sector, particularly concerning work shift regulations.
The US has entered another shutdown โ here's what's happening this time
The US government has entered a partial shutdown due to Congress's failure to pass necessary funding laws.
The international order based on laws and rules no longer exists, warns Mercs
German Chancellor Friedrich Mercs has stated that the old world order is gone, replaced by a more uncertain environment characterized by great power competition and a focus on national interests.
Education in digital security, use of radio spectrum, and reforms to the COIP and Traffic Law, the points of the Law for the Strengthening of Cybersecurity
The National Assembly of Ecuador approved a law aimed at strengthening cybersecurity, which includes significant reforms to several existing laws and emphasizes digital education and user responsibility.
Food allowance and meal: understand the new rules already in effect
The new rules of the Food Worker Program in Brazil aim to standardize practices and reduce abuses while ensuring food benefits are exclusively used for food-related expenses.
Russia has blocked WhatsApp
Russia has blocked the messaging service WhatsApp, claiming the company is unwilling to comply with local laws.
Collusion is a serious offence. Let Jimmy Laiโs case be an example
The opinion piece argues that Jimmy Lai's 20-year sentence for collusion should be seen as a necessary enforcement of national security laws rather than a punishment for his beliefs.
Heads of Copenhagen Municipality Must Review Employees' Actions in CPR
Israel's security cabinet has approved measures granting authorities increased powers to enforce laws on Palestinians in the occupied West Bank and permitting settlers to purchase land, which is considered illegal under international law.
The Chinese power sets an example by severely condemning Jimmy Lai, the 'troublemaker' of Hong Kong
Jimmy Lai, a prominent pro-democracy figure in Hong Kong, has been sentenced to 20 years in prison under China's national security laws.
The British heir couple calls the Epstein case 'deeply concerning'
Israel's security cabinet has approved measures that will grant authorities more power to enforce laws against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank.
Israel's security cabinet approves new rules to increase control over the West Bank
Israel's security cabinet has approved measures granting more authority to enforce laws over Palestinians in the occupied West Bank, while also enabling settlers to purchase land, which the International Court of Justice has deemed illegal.
Cold-blooded attack on freedom of speech: Former Hong Kong magnate sentenced to 20 years in prison
A Hong Kong court has sentenced pro-democracy activist and former media mogul Jimmy Lai to 20 years in prison for violating national security laws.
EU reacts strongly to the verdict against Jimmy Lai
The EU has called for the immediate release of media mogul Jimmy Lai, who was sentenced to 20 years in prison in Hong Kong for violating national security laws.
Famous democracy activist sentenced to 20 years in prison in Hong Kong
Jimmy Lai, a well-known media mogul and democracy activist from Hong Kong, has been sentenced to 20 years in prison under national security laws.
Political prisoner Lai sentenced to 20 years in prison
Political prisoner Jimmy Lai has been sentenced to 20 years in prison by a court in Hong Kong for violating national security laws.
"Sadales tฤซkls" has terminated two Russian and Belarusian citizens
The operator of the electricity distribution system, AS 'Sadales tฤซkls', has terminated the employment of two citizens from Russia and Belarus due to national security laws.
Finland May Have Made a Massive Defense Mistake โ Hรคkkรคnen Intervenes
Finnish Defense Minister Antti Hรคkkรคnen is urging an assessment of laws regarding public access to information related to military materials amid concerns about potential security oversights.
Work, investment, and security: an urgent agenda
The Congress must take urgent action on essential laws for citizens' lives and the country's progress as it begins extraordinary sessions.
Regarding security, doubts even from La Russa then the government's approval for corrections from the Quirinal
The Italian government, facing doubts about restrictive security laws, eventually approves amendments following discussions between President Sergio Mattarella and other officials.
VIDEOS: Anhanguera Journal 1st Edition Regions of Monday, February 2, 2026
The article covers several important updates including the Brazilian government's submission of the Mercosur-EU agreement to Congress, discussions regarding the Code of Ethics by STF, implementation of new PIX security rules, and challenges against affirmative action laws in SC.
VIDEOS: JL2 of Monday, February 2, 2026
The article discusses various important events in Brazil, including the government's submission of the Mercosur-EU agreement to Congress, ethics code discussions in the Supreme Court, new PIX security measures, and challenges to affirmative action laws.
Daugavpils hospital has laid off dozens of employees with Russian and Belarusian citizenship
The Daugavpils Regional Hospital has dismissed nearly 50 employees who are citizens of Russia and Belarus, citing compliance with national security laws regarding critical infrastructure.
The crackdown is ready: faster expulsions, anti-bad behavior laws, and protections for agents
The Italian government is set to introduce a new security package addressing immigration, public order, and the protection of law enforcement against rising crime issues including juvenile gangs.
Reform of Social Security Funds: The Welfare State Needs More Than a Facelift
The article discusses the need for a fundamental reform of social security systems in Germany, emphasizing that current social laws lack a sustainable economic foundation.
Security, Molteni: "Cities need more soldiers, yes to remigration"
Subsecretary Nicola Molteni proposes expanding self-defense laws and increasing military presence in cities while advocating for a remigration bill.
Security Laws: At Germany's Speed
German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt seeks to impose new powers to tackle threats to critical infrastructure following a recent arson attack in Berlin.
Security Expert: Syrian Army Uses Smart Force in Aleppo
According to security expert Colonel Dia Qaddour, the Syrian army demonstrates intelligence in the use of force and adherence to international laws while engaging with the Syrian Democratic Forces in Aleppo.
"Everything is controlled by threat there"
A taxi driver discusses ongoing issues at the taxi station in Keflavik International Airport, comparing it to the wild west despite promises from Isavia management to improve security amidst discussions on proposed changes to taxi laws.
The End of Fireworks to Avoid Becoming Crans Montana: Legislative Regulation Comes After the Tragedy in Switzerland
Following a tragic incident in Switzerland, the Greek government plans to promptly change laws regarding the use of fireworks and security measures in entertainment venues.
Cheaper medicines, rules for cash and new state laws: what will change in Australia on 1 January?
Starting January 1, 2026, Australians will see a range of changes including cheaper medicines under the PBS, a Medicare phone service, laws for mandatory cash acceptance, and alterations to social security, childcare settings, and land taxes in Victoria.
Emergency Military Courts: Courts of Expediency
The article discusses the establishment of emergency military courts and their role in adjudicating cases deemed significant for national interests.