BATTLE OF OKINAWA
Will the US nuke Iran? Conservative political commentator Mark Levin uses World War II atomic bombing of Japan to draw a parallel with ground invasion of Iran
Mark Levin drew parallels between World War II casualty figures and the atomic bombings of Japan to discuss current tensions with Iran. He cited the Battle of the Bulge and Okinawa to suggest Truman's nuclear decision aimed to prevent greater losses, framing the Iran situation as similarly critical for preventing nuclear proliferation.
April 1 in world history: From modern April fools’ tradition to most significant battles of WWII
April 1st marks significant historical events, including the 1945 Battle of Okinawa and the 1976 founding of Apple Computer. It's also known for the 1957 BBC spaghetti tree hoax and the 2001 legalization of same-sex marriage in the Netherlands. This date is globally recognized as April Fools' Day, a tradition of lighthearted pranks.
China's aircraft carriers push into waters long dominated by US
China is expanding its naval power. It tests its warships' capabilities far from its shores. Recent exercises involved two aircraft carriers near Japan. These drills caused concern among Asian neighbors. China aims to project power into the Pacific. It may use carriers to defend interests globally. The country is also developing more advanced carriers.
Cobra Kai Season 6 Final Episodes: All you may want to know
The final episodes of Cobra Kai Season 6 honor the series’ roots, concluding their journeys while bringing closure to the show's legacy. The last five episodes were released on February 13, 2025, on Netflix.
Shigeru Ishiba: The outsider set to lead Japan
Shigeru Ishiba, Japan's new prime minister, known for his solitary nature and intellectual prowess, takes over the ruling Liberal Democratic Party amidst declining public support. Ishiba, a former defense minister, aims to revitalize Japan by decentralizing government agencies and enhancing disaster preparedness while advocating for a more assertive national security policy.
Father’s Day: Netflix movies you can watch with you dad on the weekend
Father’s Day is the perfect time to enjoy some quality moments with your dad. If he has a passion for military history, watching war movies together can offer both entertainment and a deeper appreciation of historic battles.
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The logistics of war: How Washington is preparing for a Chinese invasion of Taiwan
As worries about a Taiwan contingency rise, the U.S. military is addressing vulnerabilities, considering Australia as a secure location for equipment storage. However, critics argue that more urgency and funding are needed to enhance the dispersed logistics approach in the face of evolving geopolitical challenges.
North Korea says it put a military spy satellite into orbit on third try
Amidst rising tensions with the United States, North Korea claims a successful launch of a spy satellite, showcasing its persistence in creating a space-based surveillance system. Although doubts linger about the satellite's capabilities, the launch sparks condemnation from the U.S. and allies due to UN bans on such activities. North Korea asserts its right to fortify defense, planning more spy satellites. This escalates regional tensions, prompting responses from South Korea and Japan while raising concerns about Kim Jong Un's strategic military pursuits.
North Korea will try again to launch a military spy satellite in the coming days
The notice identified three maritime zones where debris from the rocket carrying the satellite may fall. Two are in the waters between the Korean Peninsula and China and the third in the Philippine Sea, Japanese coast guard spokesperson Kazuo Ogawa said.
India demands e-scooter makers return $60 million aid for using China parts
Several electric scooter startups in India are facing challenges and losing investor interest due to their reliance on Chinese parts instead of local sourcing. The government has demanded that six companies return subsidies worth $60 million for violating localization rules. Last year, a series of e-scooter fires prompted an investigation into whether companies were meeting localization norms.
Ather Energy, Ola Electric see lukewarm response from investors: Report
Despite gaining significant market shares, Indian electric two-wheeler (E2W) market leaders like Ola Electric and Ather Energy are witnessing a lukewarm response from investors amid heavy losses and regulatory uncertainties, the media reported.
Basketball World Cup 2023: When is the U.S team playing, streaming options, live TV, favorites; all you need to know
Fans around the world are eagerly following the action as teams vie for a spot in the next round and a shot at the championship title.
Jujutsu Kaisen season 2 episode 3: A thrilling face-off and intense battle await
In Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2 Episode 3, Gojo and others embark on a rescue mission for Kuroi. A surprising face-off between Gojo and Toji Fushiguro awaits, leading to an intense battle. Mysteries unravel as the Hidden Inventory arc unfolds, keeping fans on the edge of their seats.
China introduces strategy to make military smarter in backdrop of Ukraine conflict
A recently released document by the Central Military Commission, titled “Opinions on accelerating the reform and development of military postgraduate education” focuses on fostering military personnel with advanced technology backgrounds and combat skills, ET has reliably learnt.
Expedia, BookMyShow signal revival; new rules to make ecommerce fairer
As for events and movies, BookMyShow said it clocked its highest-ever monthly ticket sales in March 2022. But will the new Xe variant ruin the revival?
Two wheels, dual routes: Different game plans of legacy players and startups in the EV two-wheeler space
The legacy players and startups are taking different routes in the EV game — their game plans and timelines are different, based on their estimates of when the country will see mass adoption of electric vehicles. The government has already set an ambitious target of 80% penetration of electric two wheelers by 2030.
Japan marks 76th anniversary of WWII defeat; no Suga apology
"We will commit to our pledge to never repeat the tragedy of the war," he said in his first speech at the event since becoming prime minister.
Japan marks the 75th anniversary of the end of war with no Shinzo Abe apology
There was no word of apology from Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who gave thanks for the sacrifices of the Japanese war dead but had nothing to say about the suffering of Japan's neighbours.
World Health Organisation warns of long drawn out virus pandemic as Asia cases spike
Six months after the World Health Organization declared a global emergency, the novel coronavirus has killed more than 680,000 people and infected more than 17.5 million; as countries across Western Europe announced new lockdowns and reported historic economic slumps, the WHO also said the effects of the pandemic "will be felt for decades to come".
Japan acted like the coronavirus had gone. Now it has spread everywhere
But now the island nation is facing a formidable resurgence, with Covid-19 cases hitting records nationwide day after day. Infections first concentrated in the capital have spread to other urban areas, while regions without cases for months have become new hotspots.
Growing Japan row over US air base presents election risk for PM Shinzo Abe
A row between Tokyo and Japan's Okinawa over a contentious US air base deepened when Okinawa's governor revoked a work permit for a new site.
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