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Canadian NATO intern arrested in Belgium after raids

Canadian NATO intern arrested in Belgium after raids

A Canadian woman of Chinese origin who interned at NATO’s SHAPE site in Mons, Belgium, was arrested on spying charges for allegedly spying on behalf of a third country and being part of a criminal organization, with the suspect’s name not disclosed. Investigations are ongoing, with officials noting potential implications for national security, intellectual property protection, and investor sentiment across related sectors.

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President Trump announced that four privately funded advanced small nuclear reactors reached criticality under a Department of Energy pilot, meeting the July deadline and marking a renaissance in U.S. nuclear power while crediting his executive orders to speed licensing and reduce regulatory hurdles; his push is praised by supporters but criticized by some Democrats for potentially weakening safety oversight. The milestone is framed as a historic shift in American energy leadership amid broader efforts to accelerate nuclear innovation and power for AI and national security needs.

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EnerSys plans 1 GWh defense-focused lithium plantMarkets

EnerSys plans 1 GWh defense-focused lithium plant

EnerSys has refined its Greenville, South Carolina lithium-ion plant plan to a defense- and aerospace-focused facility with an initial capacity of about 1 gigawatt-hour and a smaller footprint, backed by roughly $150 million in DOE grants and about $200 million in state and local incentives, for a total investment near $500 million and board approval. The project targets FEOC-compliant, U.S.-based production to bolster national security and supply chain resilience, moving away from Verkor technology in favor of its defense-focused supplier network, with construction expected in early FY2028 and production about three years later.

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Jul 23, 2026
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Mobix Labs Launches National Security InitiativeUS Politics

Mobix Labs Launches National Security Initiative

Mobix Labs unveiled a National Security Matters Initiative to broaden its focus from connectivity into four national-security-aligned pillars: critical resources and advanced materials; defense, aerospace and autonomous systems; energy, water and critical infrastructure; and digital infrastructure and strategic technologies, guided by a disciplined framework for acquisitions, investments, partnerships, and organic growth. The plan reinforces a long-term strategy to strengthen domestic supply chains and industrial capacity, building on the SPD acquisition relationship to pursue opportunities across defense, infrastructure and related sectors.

Jul 21, 2026
Nigerian Defence Minister Musa Denies Resignation RumoursMedia

Nigerian Defence Minister Musa Denies Resignation Rumours

Nigeria's Defence Minister Gen. Christopher Musa has repeatedly denied resignations rumors, with the Defence Ministry and his media aide calling the reports malicious and false while reiterating his commitment to national security and the defence agenda. Officials urge the public to disregard the fake news and verify information through official channels amid widespread misinformation on social media.

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