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    China's Balancing Act: Iran Support and Geopolitical Concerns

    Washington, April 12 – US intelligence assessments cited by American media suggest that China may be considering a more active role in Iran's conflict, even as Beijing seeks to avoid a wider war.A report in The New York Times said that US agencies have gathered information pointing to possible...
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    North Korea’s Ju-ae in Defense Sector – A Potential Succession Signal

    Seoul, April 6—North Korea appears to be accelerating efforts to position its leader, Kim Jong-un, daughter, Ju-ae, as his successor, according to South Korea's intelligence agency, which told lawmakers on Monday that this was based on recent public appearances, including one in which she was...
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    Beyond Regional Defense: Pakistan’s Growing Weapons Capabilities

    New Delhi, March 25 – Pakistan has been identified by the United States' top intelligence official, Tulsi Gabbard, as a country whose advancing missile capabilities could eventually put the US within its reach. Director of National Intelligence, Gabbard, while presenting the 2026 Annual Threat...
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    Nuclear Risks and Terrorism: Examining Pakistan's Instability

    Washington, March 21 – As Pakistan’s trajectory mirrors North Korea’s path of sanctions, isolation, and nuclear expansion, the risks are mounting for the US, making Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard’s recent warning especially timely, a report details.Gabbard has placed Pakistan...
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    Intelligence Report: Growing Missile Threat and AI-Driven Competition

    Washington, March 19: China and Russia are emerging as the most persistent strategic rivals to the United States, even as rapid advances in artificial intelligence, cyber capabilities, and missile systems are reshaping the global threat landscape, US intelligence officials told lawmakers...
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    Operation Epic Fury Impacts Iran's Military Power

    Washington, March 19: Recent US-led operations have significantly degraded Iran's military and strategic capabilities, but the regime remains intact and continues to pose a serious threat to American interests and regional stability, US intelligence officials told lawmakers.Director of...
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    US Intelligence Warns of Nuclear Conflict Risk Between India and Pakistan

    Washington, March 18 Relations between India and Pakistan remain at risk of nuclear conflict, according to the Annual Threat Assessment of the US Intelligence Community, presented to the US Senate on Wednesday.According to the 34-page report, while India and Pakistan do not seek to initiate...
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    US Intelligence Assessment: Missile Proliferation Risks Expansion

    Washington, March 18 United States' intelligence chief Tulsi Gabbard told lawmakers on Wednesday that Pakistan's development of long-range ballistic missiles could include missiles capable of targeting the US.In a testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee, Gabbard, the Director of...
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    Rising Missile Threat: US Intelligence Reports Expansion from Pakistan

    Washington, March 18 United States' intelligence chief Tulsi Gabbard told lawmakers on Wednesday that Pakistan's development of long-range ballistic missiles could include missiles capable of targeting the US.In a testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee, Gabbard, the Director of...
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    Growing Missile Threat: China, Russia, North Korea, and Pakistan

    Washington, March 18 – US National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard warned on Wednesday that Pakistan's advancing missile program could eventually put the United States within range, highlighting it as part of a growing set of global threats to the American homeland.Presenting the...
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    Pan-India Logistics Network: ISI’s Recruitment Push Targets Young People

    New Delhi, March 18 – Post Operation Sindoor, the biggest headache for Pakistan has been recruitment. Prior to the operation carried out by the Indian armed forces that dismantled the terrorist infrastructure, recruitment into groups such as Jaish-e-Mohammad and Lashkar-e-Tayiba was widespread...
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    Kent's Resignation Highlights Iran War Disagreement in Trump Administration

    Washington, March 17 – The Director of the US National Counterterrorism Center (NCTC), Joe Kent, has resigned with immediate effect, a significant setback for President Donald Trump and the first high-level departure from the administration in protest against the ongoing war with Iran.“After...
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