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Germany Abandons Major Warship Project Amid Financial Concerns

Berlin has decided to cancel the F126 frigate programme, leading to a significant drop in Rheinmetall's shares due to escalating costs and delays.

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England Adjusts Defensive Strategy; Partey Returns to Ghana Squad

In preparation for upcoming matches, England has made adjustments to its defensive lineup, while Ghana celebrates the return of Thomas Partey to its national team.

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Starmer's Military Investment Review May Spark Tensions with Burnham

Keir Starmer, a likely successor to the prime minister, is considering a review of the long-awaited military investment plan, which could lead to disagreements with Andy Burnham.

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Scotland Fans Shine Bright in Miami During World Cup

The Tartan Army continues to receive a warm welcome in Miami, showcasing their passion and camaraderie during the World Cup festivities.

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Tuchel Faces Centre-Back Challenge Amid England's Mixed Performance

While England's offense shone against Croatia, their defensive performance in Dallas raised concerns for coach Thomas Tuchel as he considers his options.

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Myanmar-China Discussions: A Potential Boost for the Junta?

Recent discussions between Myanmar and China may have provided the military junta with an opportunity to influence Asean's stance on its participation in regional summits.

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Canada Enhances Military Presence at Rimpac Amid U.S. Criticism

In response to U.S. accusations of 'freeriding,' Canada is sending two frigates and a submarine to Rimpac, demonstrating its commitment to security in the Indo-Pacific region.

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Concerns Grow in the Philippines Over Potential Chinese Control of Scarborough Shoal

The Philippines' defense secretary has raised alarms regarding increased Chinese military presence around Scarborough Shoal, indicating fears of a possible takeover.

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Armed Forces Commemorate International Day of Yoga Across India

On June 21, 2026, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and other military leaders marked International Day of Yoga in various locations including Shillong and Tezpur.

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Exploring the Brazilian Army's Versatile Armored Personnel Carrier

The Brazilian Army has unveiled a formidable armored personnel carrier that combines mobility and strength, weighing in at 40,000 pounds and featuring six wheels.

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Exploring the Unique Artistry of Hainbach: Musician and YouTuber

Stefan Paul Goetsch, known as Hainbach, discusses his creative process and influences, including his take on ‘Breath of the Wild’ and the versatility of Swiss Army Knives.

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Germany's Strategic Investment in the Philippines: A New Chapter at Clark International Airport

Germany is making a significant investment in the Philippines by repurposing the runway at Clark International Airport, a former US military base, to enhance its industrial presence in Asia.

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Trump's Acceptance of Qatar Jet Raises Ethical Questions

The acceptance of a $400 million jet from Qatar as a new Air Force One has sparked concerns regarding potential conflicts of interest for Trump.

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New Air Force One Unveiled: A Gift from Qatar

The US Air Force has unveiled a new Air Force One, the VC-25B Bridge, which was gifted by Qatar. This aircraft will serve as a replacement for ferrying US presidents.

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Zelensky Issues Ultimatum to Belarus Over Military Equipment

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has warned Belarus to remove military equipment used by Russia in attacks against Ukraine, threatening military action if the demand is not met.

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Arsenal Kicks Off Title Defense Against Coventry on Sky Sports

The Premier League champions, Arsenal, are set to start their title defense against newly-promoted Coventry, with the match airing live on Sky Sports on August 21.

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Australia Allocates Additional $100 Million to Support Ukraine's Defense Efforts

In a move to bolster Ukraine's defense capabilities, Australia has announced a new aid package totaling $100 million, aimed at enhancing air defense and munitions supply amid the ongoing conflict with Russia.

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Hegseth Announces Review of US Military Presence in Europe Amid Criticism of NATO Allies

The Defence Secretary revealed a six-month review of the US military's European deployment, expressing discontent with NATO allies' support during the Iran conflict.

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Celtic's Title Defence Begins with Monday Match Against Dundee

Celtic will kick off their 2026-27 Scottish Premiership season at home to Dundee on 3 August, expressing their disappointment over the Monday evening schedule.

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Travel Nightmares: Readers Share Their Most Terrifying Holiday Experiences

In a recent collection of stories, Guardian readers recount their most frightening travel experiences, ranging from natural disasters to missile threats.