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Oct 24
18:01
PH Philippine Daily Inquirer
Philippines
Teodoro on PH defense buildup: ‘Today is not fast enough’
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines is not moving fast enough to strengthen its defenses, Defense Sec. Gilberto Teodoro Jr. warned on Saturday. Teodoro said ambitious national security plans should have been laid …
Oct 24
16:16
PH The Manila Times
Philippines
Recorded testimony eyed at Duterte trial
PROSECUTORS at the International Criminal Court (ICC) have asked judges to admit the prior recorded testimony and written expert report of four witnesses in the case against former president Rodrigo Duterte, saying …
Oct 24
16:15
PH The Manila Times
Philippines
Veteran Journalist Lustre released from jail
(UPDATED) VETERAN journalist and political columnist Philip Lustre Jr. was released from jail Saturday night after posting ₱48,000 bail in a cyber libel case from Davao City.​Lustre was arrested at Dapo Restaurant …
Oct 24
15:20
MY Free Malaysia Today
Malaysia
GOF officer injured during high-speed chase
Southeast Brigade commander Ahmad Radzi Hussain says the officer suffered a broken arm and a suspected drug dealer was arrested.
Oct 24
13:25
CN CGTN state media
China
AI recreates Long March history in anniversary TV gala
AI recreates Long March history in anniversary TV gala
Oct 24
13:14
MY Free Malaysia Today
Malaysia
Ukraine says Starlink back to normal after a week of throttling
Problems with Elon Musk’s Starlink system emerged after US president Donald Trump announced a deal to buy Russian diesel while pressing Kyiv to stop striking Russian oil refineries.
Oct 24
12:23
TH Khaosod English
Thailand
Myanmar’s detained leader Aung San Suu Kyi traded health concerns with her son in their first call in 5 years
BANGKOK (AP) — The son of Myanmar’s former leader Aung San Suu Kyi said Friday that when he finally got to speak with his mother, who has spent more than five years …
Oct 24
12:02
PH Philippine Daily Inquirer
Philippines
Military war games lunched in Dinagat Islands
SAN FRANCISCO, Agusan del Sur— Some 600 soldiers took part in a four-day joint military exercises in Dinagat Islands starting Thursday, October 22, a drill designed to test and improve the readiness …
Oct 24
12:02
PH Philippine Daily Inquirer
Philippines
Veteran journalist Lustre arrested in QC for cyber libel
MANILA, Philippines — Veteran journalist Philip Lustre Jr. was arrested in Quezon City on Saturday morning by virtue of a warrant of arrest for cyberlibel issued by a Davao court. Police arrested …
Oct 24
12:02
PH Philippine Daily Inquirer
Philippines
NPC urges transparency in veteran journalist’s arrest
MANILA, Philippines — The National Press Club (NPC) on Saturday condemned the arrest of veteran journalist Philip Lustre Jr. and urged authorities to provide a clear explanation on the circumstances of the …
Oct 24
10:47
MY Malay Mail
Malaysia
Public urged to stay calm during RTS Link security exercise on Oct 27
PUTRAJAYA, Oct 24 —The RTS Link Malaysia-Singapore Cross-Border Joint Exercise Field Training Exercise (FTX) 2026...
Oct 24
10:35
MY Free Malaysia Today
Malaysia
Saudi civil defence issues ‘potential danger’ warnings for Mecca, Jeddah
The alerts covered four western provinces, with residents told to proceed to the nearest safe place.
Oct 24
09:45
MY Free Malaysia Today
Malaysia
The dashboard spy: inside Malaysia’s Waze ban
Convenience cannot trump national sovereignty.
Oct 24
09:34
MY Free Malaysia Today
Malaysia
North Korea’s Kim makes unannounced visit to Chinese border city
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un crossed a major bridge linking North Korea with the Chinese border city of Dandong that officially opened last week.
Oct 24
09:32
TH Khaosod English
Thailand
2 Philippine air force planes collide during a training flight, killing all 4 pilots
MANILA, Philippines (AP) — Two Philippine air force planes collided during a training flight and crashed at an air base south of Manila, killing all four pilots onboard, Philippine officials said Saturday. …
Oct 24
08:38
MY Free Malaysia Today
Malaysia
Netanyahu says Palestinian Authority in for ‘big surprise’
Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered a major military operation in response to an attack on soldiers in the West Bank.
Oct 24
08:09
HK HK Free Press
Hong Kong
China-funded Confucius Institutes deemed US national security threat: Hegseth
The US Department of Defense has designated Confucius Institutes, Chinese-funded cultural centers on American university campuses, a threat to US national security, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Friday. Washington considers the centers …
Oct 24
08:06
SG Channel News Asia state media
Singapore
Four pilots killed after two Philippine Air Force trainer planes crash
The aviation accident on Friday (Oct 23) involved two SF-260 aircraft during a training flight at the Fernando Air Base in Batangas province, the Philippine Air Force said in a statement.
Oct 24
07:54
MY Free Malaysia Today
Malaysia
Mid-air collision of Philippines military planes kills 4 pilots
Two SF-260 training aircraft crash at Fernando Air Base, south of Manila, prompting the Philippine Air Force to ground its fleet of the same type pending an investigation.
Oct 24
07:42
CN South China Morning Post
China
4 pilots killed in mid-air collision of Philippine military planes
Two Philippine Air ⁠Force ⁠aircraft crashed during ⁠a training flight at an air base south of the capital Manila, killing four pilots, the military said on Saturday. The aviation accident on Friday …
Oct 24
07:24
PH The Manila Times
Philippines
4 PAF pilots killed in twin SF-260 crashes; fleet grounded
MANILA, Philippines — Four Philippine Air Force (PAF) pilots were killed when two SF-260 trainer aircraft crashed during a training flight at Fernando Air Base on Friday, prompting the temporary grounding of …
Oct 24
07:17
SG Channel News Asia state media
Singapore
Kim Jong Un tells North Korean army units to prepare for 'new-era military build-up'
"Let us build the strongest army and speed up a military revolution in our style", the North Korean leader said.
Oct 24
07:00
CN South China Morning Post
China
Israel launches major operation in West Bank after soldiers killed
Israel’s military launched an operation in the occupied West Bank on Friday it said would last several days and include searches and building demolitions, after gunmen killed two soldiers days ahead of …
Oct 24
06:54
TW New Talk
Taiwan
Drones invade Europe; France allows companies to 'shoot down directly', Germany, Austria, and Poland follow suit ZH無人機攻進歐洲 法國開放企業「直接擊落」德奧波蘭跟進
Newtalk新聞 俄烏戰爭持續擴大無人機威脅,歐洲能源設施、交通樞紐及軍事基地面臨安全風險。軍聞網站《Defense News》報導,法國國會今年 8 月通過相關法律,允許經核准的關鍵基礎設施營運商及承包商在指定區域偵測、干擾甚至擊落無人機,並計畫於 2027 年前強化重要設施防護,德國、奧地利及波蘭也陸續研擬或實施反制措施。 《Defense News》指出,自 2022 年俄羅斯全面入侵烏克蘭以來,歐洲各國日益憂心,低成本無人機與混合攻擊可能破壞電力、交通等關鍵設施,導致大規模停電及供暖中斷。歐洲電力工業聯盟(Eurelectric)也警告,今年冬季因混合攻擊造成供暖中斷的風險,正逐漸從假設情境轉為現實威脅。 《Defense News》報導,法國政府計畫在 2027 年前,為擴大列管的重要敏感設施部署反無人機系統,涵蓋國營電力公司 EDF 及國家鐵路公司 SNCF 等設施。目前,法國已在巴黎南方的布雷蒂尼敘奧爾日測試場評估相關裝備,納入 3 家系統整合商及 17 套反無人機系統,技術包括電子干擾器與攔截無人機,並研議加快採購進度。 《Defense News》指出,德國正檢討民間業者參與主動反無人機行動的法律依據;奧地利 9 月宣布研擬賦予大型能源企業類似權限;波蘭則已在重要能源設施周邊設置無人機限制區,授權指定安全人員摧毀、癱瘓或接管闖入的無人機。 不過,企業直接擊落無人機仍涉及法律責任問題。若無人機遭擊落後,殘骸墜落造成地面人員傷亡或財產損失,責任歸屬仍有待釐清。報導指出,芬蘭部分能源業者認為,反制威脅應由軍警負責,企業則應專注於能源供應。 《Defense News》進一步指出,歐洲能源業者過去主要著重電網韌性及災後修復,如今也必須考慮主動防禦。立陶宛正興建具防護能力的變電站,波蘭則利用直升機巡查高壓電網;然而,大型變壓器一旦受損,可能需要數年才能替換。 德國萊茵金屬(Rheinmetall)表示,現代反無人機系統已能整合感測器、指揮管制與反制設備,在數秒內識別並處理威脅,但民間業者仍可能受限於授權程序,無法即時採取行動。隨著歐洲反無人機需求增加,如何兼顧防禦效率、法律授權與事故責任,成為各國保護關鍵基礎設施時面臨的課題。延伸閱讀:烏軍無人機轟炸俄5座資料中心! 民眾日常生活受影響 …
Oct 24
06:39
MY Malay Mail
Malaysia
Government to establish Veterans’ Day for MAF veterans
KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 24 — The government plans to establish Veterans’ Day to honour the service and s...
Oct 24
06:26
PH PhilStar Global
Philippines
Veteran journalist Philip Lustre arrested over Davao cyber libel case
Veteran journalist Philip Lustre Jr. was arrested during a Quezon City media forum over a Davao cyber libel case that his lawyer said he hadn't known about.
Oct 24
06:16
CN CGTN state media
China
Over 5,000 rescuers deployed after M7.0 earthquake hit China's Xizang
Rescue operations are now in the critical "golden period." More than 5,000 personnel from various rescue teams have been deployed across the affected area, conducting door-to-door and site-by-site searches.
Oct 24
05:45
CN South China Morning Post
China
Kim Jong-un urges North Korean military to become ‘strongest armed forces in the world’
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un urged his military to train to become the strongest in the world at a two-day meeting of company commanders in Pyongyang, state media said on Saturday. Kim’s …
Oct 24
05:25
CN CGTN state media
China
The Long March: History that shaped my understanding of China
Years later, working for CGTN, I found myself in Yeping Village, Ruijin, in China's Jiangxi Province, filming a documentary about this historic journey. I had come to document history. I did not …
Oct 24
05:07
JP The Japan Times
Japan
Israel launches major West Bank operation after soldiers killed
The operation comes after gunmen killed two soldiers days ahead of Israeli elections in which security has been a key focus.
Oct 24
05:03
PH The Manila Times
Philippines
Veteran journalist arrested in Quezon City for cyber libel
MANILA, Philippines —Police arrested on Saturday morning veteran journalist Philip Lustre Jr. for cyber libel following a warrant issued by a Davao City court.Lustre, a long-time political journalist and columnist, was collared …
Oct 24
02:28
KR The Korea Herald
South Korea
N. Korea's Kim calls for 'strongest army' in speech for military meeting in Pyongyang
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has called for the regime's military to build the "strongest army" as he addressed a meeting of commanders in Pyongyang, the North's state media reported Saturday. Kim …
Oct 24
02:22
KR The Korea Herald
South Korea
US Army activates air defense battalion in Guam amid N. Korean, Chinese missile threats: report
The US Army has activated an air defense battalion in Guam to bolster the island's defenses against regional missile threats, including those posed by North Korea and China, a US military news …
Oct 24
02:02
KP NK News
North Korea
Kim Jong Un rallies junior commanders to build ‘world’s strongest’ army
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un oversaw a two-day military conference in Pyongyang this week on perfecting low-level leadership and improving training systems, according to state media. The Korean Central News Agency …
Oct 24
01:27
SG Channel News Asia state media
Singapore
Pentagon designates China-funded Confucius Institutes as US national security threat
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth accused China-funded Confucius Institutes of stealing intellectual property and spreading propaganda on American university campuses.
Oct 24
00:18
KR Yonhap
South Korea
N. Korea's Kim calls for 'strongest army' in speech for military meeting in Pyongyang
SEOUL, Oct. 24 (Yonhap) -- North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has called for the re...
Oct 24
00:02
KR Korea Times
South Korea
North Korea's diversifying missile arsenal complicates South's defense
North Korea is displaying an increasingly diverse missile arsenal this year, firing from different platforms — on land, aboard warships and, according to Pyongyang, underwater from a submarine — while testing weapons …
Oct 23
23:51
MY Free Malaysia Today
Malaysia
Pentagon designates Confucius Institutes in US a national security threat
Washington has long accused the Chinese-funded cultural centres on university campuses of being propaganda tools.
Oct 23
23:15
MY Free Malaysia Today
Malaysia
How Tekun Nasional, ministry have helped businesses overcome crisis, grow
Three entrepreneurs share how the agency’s financing and guidance has helped them overcome challenges and continue operations.
Oct 23
22:52
MM Democratic Voice of Burma
Myanmar
Myanmar’s garment sector 5 years after military coup
Nearly 10,000 garment workers in Yangon face imminent job loss as up to six factories prepare to shut down or downsize operations due to dwindling international orders, chronic electricity shortages, and volatile …