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US Senators Propose Refunds for Invalidated Tariffs

February 25, 2026

Senate Bill Seeks Repayment of IEEPA Tariff Revenues

Democratic lawmakers in the United States Senate have introduced legislation requiring the refund of tariff revenues invalidated by the US Supreme Court. The proposal follows the Court’s decision striking down broad tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) during President Donald Trump’s administration.

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Army Dog Tyson Injured in Operation Trashi-I, Recovering Well

February 24, 2026

Assault Dog Tyson Shows Bravery in Kishtwar Counter-Terror Operation

Tyson, an Indian Army assault dog, sustained a gunshot injury during Operation Trashi-I in Kishtwar, Jammu and Kashmir, while leading troops into a terrorist hideout. The Army confirmed that the German Shepherd is “wounded yet in high spirits” and is recovering satisfactorily under veterinary supervision.

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Operation Demolishment Intensifies India’s Anti-Naxal Strategy

February 24, 2026

Security Forces Target Naxal Memorial Structures

India’s campaign against Left-Wing Extremism (LWE) has entered a more expansive phase with authorities dismantling ideological symbols linked to Naxalite groups. Under the initiative termed Operation Demolishment, security agencies have removed memorials and monuments allegedly constructed by Naxal operatives to commemorate leaders and influence local populations.

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Poland Restricts Chinese-Made Vehicles at Military Bases Over Security Risks

February 19, 2026

Digital Surveillance Concerns Drive Poland’s Defence Access Rules

Poland has introduced new security restrictions preventing Chinese-manufactured vehicles from entering military installations. The decision follows an assessment by the Polish Armed Forces highlighting risks associated with data collection technologies embedded in modern automobiles. Authorities stated that the measure is intended to minimise the possibility of unauthorised acquisition, transmission or misuse of sensitive information within protected defence zones.

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Iran Temporary Strait of Hormuz Closure Amid Geneva Nuclear Talks

February 18, 2026

Live-Fire Drills and Diplomacy Shape Iran–US Nuclear Standoff

Iran briefly announced the closure of the Strait of Hormuz during live-fire military exercises, coinciding with renewed indirect nuclear negotiations with the United States in Geneva. Tehran described the move as a precautionary safety measure, yet the development drew global attention given the strait’s critical role in international energy trade.

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