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Yolanda Díaz advocates for defense spending but calls for a clear defense policy

Spain, along with the European Union, is confronting the challenge of increasing defense spending. Yolanda Díaz, the country’s second deputy prime minister, addressed this issue on Monday in Brussels, stating that the current situation is marked by uncertainty due to the change in U.S. administration......

China Warns of Military Action If Taiwan’s Independence Push Escalates

China’s military has declared its intention to tighten its grip on Taiwan should separatist movements on the island intensify, cautioning advocates of independence to retreat or face dire consequences, according to state media reports. Beijing, which considers Taiwan a part of its territory, has......

Attorney General challenges Supreme Court over critical errors in testimony transcription

The Attorney General of Spain, Álvaro García Ortiz, has formally complained to the Supreme Court (TS) about what he describes as "multiple deficiencies" in the transcription of a testimony given by Eugenio Ribón, the Dean of the Madrid Bar Association (ICAM). The testimony,......

Morocco plans naval upgrade with acquisition of two advanced submarines

Morocco is reportedly preparing to enhance its naval power by acquiring two advanced submarines, according to a report by Military Africa. The move is part of the North African country's broader strategy to modernize its military and strengthen its ability to address evolving security challenges......

Former Spanish defense minister reaffirms support for Moroccan Sahara at Las Palmas conference

Former Spanish Defense Minister, José Bono, once again expressed his support for Morocco’s sovereignty over the Sahara, a stance that continues to provoke anger from the separatist Polisario Front. His statements came during his participation in the Third International Conference on Dialogue......

Israel’s Defense Minister Confirms Army’s Continued Presence in Buffer Zone

Israel’s Defense Minister, Yoav Katz, announced on Thursday that the Israeli army plans to remain in the buffer zone along the Lebanese border indefinitely. The area has been under a ceasefire since November 27, following two months of open warfare with Hezbollah. Katz emphasized that despite the......

Spain under Pressure to Increase Defense Spending Amid EU and NATO Demands

The European Union is expressing growing concern over Spain’s reluctance to boost its defense budget, viewing the country as a weak link in military investment. The EU Commission is particularly critical of the left-wing coalition party Sumar, led by Second Vice President Yolanda Díaz, for......

Morocco bolsters artillery power with TATRA trucks for ATMOS 2000 systems

The Czech company TATRA has commenced production of trucks designed to transport the ATMOS 2000 self-propelled artillery systems, recently acquired by Morocco to enhance the capabilities of the Royal Armed Forces. This development follows the February 2025 agreement between Morocco and Israeli defense......

Morocco’s AI ambitions take shape with launch of DXC CDG innovation hub

The DXC CDG Artificial Intelligence Center of Excellence (AI CoE) was officially inaugurated in Salé, Morocco, marking a significant milestone in the nation's drive to establish itself as a prominent player in artificial intelligence. This initiative aligns with the country’s “Morocco......