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North Korea Threatens Seoul With Military Action

North Korea

North Korea on Monday accused the South’s government and news media of slandering its leadership and threatened “special actions” by the military.

 

Two women sue military officials over alleged rape

Two women who said they were raped while attending U.S. military academies sued military officials on Friday, accusing them of failing to address widespread problems of sexual assault at the elite schools.

 

South Sudan to Pull out of Oil Town, Easing Crisis

South Sudan to pull out of border oil town, president says, easing military crisis with Sudan.

 

Egypt’s disqualified presidential candidate says military rulers have no intention of handing over rule

Muslim Brotherhood

The Muslim Brotherhood’s disbarred presidential candidate, Khairat el Shater, said Wednesday that Egypt’s military rulers have no intention of truly handing power over to civilian rule, but instead are trying to rig the election outcome in their favor.

 

Women brought to Colombia hotel by U.S. agents, military: senator

Twenty or 21 women were brought back to a hotel in Colombia by U.S. Secret Service and military personnel in an incident last week involving alleged misconduct with prostitutes, U.S. Senator Susan Collins said on Tuesday.

 

Avalanche buries 100 Pakistani soldiers on glacier

An avalanche smashed into a Pakistani army base on a Himalayan glacier along the Indian border on Saturday, burying around 100 soldiers, the military said....

 

Navy jet crashes into apartments in Virginia

Jet Crash

Flames and black smoke poured from the apartments near Virginia Beach. The crew of the F/A-18 ejected, but their condition isn't known, the Navy says.

 

Chinese Insider Offers Rare Glimpse of U.S.-China Frictions

Wang Jisi, an influential Chinese policy analyst, writes that China believes Washington is trying to undermine its economic and military growth.

 

Hacker group LulzSec reborn, exposes 171,000 military accounts

Lulzsec Reborn

The hacker group known as LulzSec appears to be back after many months of laying low, claiming to have exposed the accounts of nearly 171,000 members of the military.

 

View from abroad: US facing woes, but still No. 1

Anyone worried about an erosion of America's global status might consider this modest fact: Facebook is the dominant social network in Mongolia. Along with its pervasive social media, the United States leads in myriad other ways - from the allure of its movies and music to the reach of its military. It's tough to match a nation that deploys troops to Australia and central Africa, propels Beyonce to global stardom, and produced the Twitter-style technologies that abetted the Arab Spring.

 

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