Security Archives - Page 3 of 14

French police arrested 135 people during nationwide protests. Demonstrators gathered to voice concerns over education and the high cost of living.

Malaysia is weighing a total ban on the navigation app Waze due to its Israeli origins and potential national security risks.

A top advisor to Ethiopia's Prime Minister claims regional groups are blocking a major peace agreement. These actions disrupt national stability.

France is on high alert as the country prepares for another wave of nationwide protests following last week's violent riots.

Seven people died and 34 others were injured after masked gunmen attacked a funeral at a Greek Orthodox church in Karak, Jordan.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered a full lockdown of the West Bank following a shooting in Hebron. Security policies are also changing.

French authorities are increasing security measures to prevent violence during upcoming weekend protests across the country.

Nigeria’s Pulaku vigilante group helps stop kidnappings, but critics accuse the volunteers of severe human rights abuses and illegal detentions.

Europe must develop a war economy to ensure its own security as reliance on the United States diminishes.

German police arrested a Ukrainian man for allegedly spying on military sites for Russia as tensions rise over sabotage risks.

Two European aid workers are free after being held captive in Niger for over a year. They were released in Libya and are returning home.

The U.S. State Department ordered non-essential staff and their families to leave Saudi Arabia due to increased Houthi attacks.