Maduro 'sleeps in different beds' after Trump threats
Venezuela's president Nicolás Maduro is reportedly sleeping in different locations nightly as US military pressure mounts. Read the latest on the escalating crisis.
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Porsche Cars Immobilised Across Russia in Suspected EW Attack
Hundreds of luxury Porsche vehicles across Russia have been mysteriously bricked, with owners resorting to extreme measures to get them moving. Read the full story on the suspected electronic warfare interference.
Hegseth reveals which Trump officials he wouldn't trust with kids
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth named two senior Trump administration colleagues he wouldn't trust to look after his children, in a revealing podcast interview. Read the full story.
Kenyans sue British Army over unsafe training conditions
Dozens of Kenyan labourers are taking legal action against the British Army, alleging dangerous work during exercises, including a lion mauling. Lawmakers accuse troops of misconduct.
NATO's $1bn-a-month US arms pledge for Ukraine
NATO allies commit to spending at least $1 billion monthly on American weapons for Ukraine starting in 2026, a major signal to Russia as peace talks falter. Follow the latest defence updates.
Europe's Readiness for War with Russia Analysed
Following Vladimir Putin's stark warning to Europe, we analyse the military and economic strength of NATO versus Russia. Is the continent prepared for a potential conflict? Read the full analysis.
Brit ex-soldier accused of spying for Russia in Ukraine
Ross David Cutmore, a former British soldier, is detained in Ukraine, accused of passing military secrets to the FSB and providing weapons used in assassinations. Read the full details.
Pirates storm tanker, kidnap 12 crew off Equatorial Guinea
Armed pirates have seized 12 crew members from a Portuguese LPG carrier in a major maritime security incident. Follow our live coverage for the latest updates.
UK man arrested in Ukraine for alleged Russia spying
Ross David Cutmore, a British national, has been detained in Ukraine accused of passing sensitive military intelligence to Russia's FSB. He faces up to 12 years in prison. Read the full details.
DC Guard Shooting: Suspect 'Forced by Taliban Threats'
Exclusive: Investigators probe whether suspect Rahmanullah Lakanwal was coerced by Taliban threats against his family in Afghanistan before the fatal DC attack. Read the latest.
FBI agents reassigned from China probes to DC patrols
Exclusive: FBI agents investigating Chinese cyber threats were abruptly reassigned to street patrols in Washington DC, raising concerns over Trump's 'slow-rolling' of CCP crackdown. Read the full investigation.
Megyn Kelly: US 'went too easy' on Venezuelan drug boat suspects
Megyn Kelly has defended controversial US strikes on alleged Venezuelan drug boats, saying she wanted suspects to 'suffer'. The White House faces scrutiny over the lethal operations.
China Spy Case Collapse 'Shambolic', Inquiry Finds
A parliamentary inquiry brands the collapse of a China spy prosecution 'shambolic', citing systemic failures. The damning report emerges as ministers delay a decision on a new Chinese 'super-embassy'.
Putin: Russia 'Ready' for War if Europe Wants Conflict
Vladimir Putin warns Russia is prepared for a direct war with Europe, accusing Western powers of sabotaging peace efforts in Ukraine. Read the full analysis.
Soldier offers $1,000 reward for missing dog Bingo
A US soldier deployed to Poland is searching for her Pomeranian, Bingo, after a dog sitter claimed he died. Virginie Nguena offers a $1,000 reward and suspects foul play.
UK Military Instructor Arrested in Ukraine for Spying
A British military instructor from Dunfermline has been detained in Ukraine, accused of spying for Russia and plotting assassinations. Read the full details of the shocking case.
First complaint over Trump's drug boat airstrikes filed
The family of a Colombian fisherman killed in a US airstrike files a landmark human rights petition, challenging the legality of Trump's anti-narcotics campaign. Exclusive report.
Trump Threatens Strikes on Drug-Producing Nations
US President Donald Trump warns of imminent land strikes in Venezuela and threatens any country he claims produces drugs for the US. Read the latest on the escalating conflict.
National Guard Shooting Suspect Pleads Not Guilty
Rahmanullah Lakanwal denies murder and assault charges after a fatal shooting near the White House that killed one National Guard member and injured another. The case highlights debates on immigration and military deployment.
Trump Defends Venezuela Strikes Amid War Crime Claims
President Trump and War Secretary Hegseth defend lethal strikes on alleged narco-terrorist boats. Over 80 dead in 20+ missions. Read the full story and analysis.
National Guard Deployed to Washington DC
Hundreds of National Guard troops are activated in Washington DC following a specific, credible threat. Authorities confirm a multi-agency security operation is underway.
Trump Threatens Nations Over Drug Trafficking
President Donald Trump declares any country sending illegal drugs into the United States is 'subject to attack', singling out Colombia and Venezuela. Follow the latest developments.
Hegseth defends controversial follow-up strike in Caribbean
Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth invoked the 'fog of war' to defend a second military strike on a burning vessel. Lawmakers launch a review. Read the full story.
Trump threatens land strikes on Venezuelan drug operations
Donald Trump announces a major escalation in US anti-drug operations, stating strikes will move from sea to land. Read the full details of this breaking defence news.
Future Combat Air System threatened by partner disputes
The Franco-German Future Combat Air System (SCAF) faces collapse due to strained relations between Dassault and Airbus, despite strong political backing from Macron and Merz. Read the latest on this critical defence project.
Pentagon's First 'New Media' Briefing After Major Shakeup
The Pentagon's first press briefing after ousting legacy media featured right-wing figures and softball questions. Discover the new rules for reporters and the battle for press room desks.
White House accused of scapegoating admiral over boat strike
The Trump administration is reportedly blaming a decorated Navy SEAL commander for a controversial 'double-tap' missile strike in the Caribbean. Read the full report on the alleged war crime.
White House accused of scapegoating Navy SEAL
The Trump administration faces claims it is blaming a decorated admiral for a controversial missile strike to protect War Secretary Pete Hegseth. Congressional probes loom.
Belarus balloons close Vilnius Airport in hybrid attack
Lithuania accuses Belarus of a cynical hybrid attack as smuggler balloons shut Vilnius Airport. Read the latest on escalating tensions and the €1m defence plan.
Hegseth's Franklin the Turtle meme draws publisher's ire
Canadian publisher Kids Can Press condemns US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth for using its beloved Franklin the Turtle character to justify lethal airstrikes. The incident follows allegations of potential war crimes in the Caribbean.
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