NATO Scrambles Fighter Jets After Russian Strikes on Ukraine
NATO scrambles fighter jets after Russian missile and drone attacks on Ukraine; Polish command says operation concluded without violation.
NATO scrambles fighter jets after Russian missile and drone attacks on Ukraine; Polish command says operation concluded without violation.
The 59th Sandhurst Competition at West Point introduces drone simulation using video game controllers amid global conflicts.
US military kills two suspected drug smugglers in Pacific strike; also boards tanker in Indian Ocean as part of Venezuela oil quarantine.
Afghan translators working with UK forces in Helmand listened to Taliban radio chatter, providing vital intelligence that saved countless British lives during patrols and ambushes.
Six Britons acting for Wagner group jailed for arson attack on UK warehouse storing Ukraine aid; first convictions under National Security Act 2023.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham will announce £8.4 billion for nuclear submarines in Barrow, aiming to boost security and create 22,000 apprenticeships by 2035.
Anthony Albanese's reshuffle moving ASIO from Home Affairs to Attorney-General's portfolio exposes security and political tensions in Australia.
A Guardian video from the Stateside podcast examines the concept of a perpetual conflict with Iran, featuring analysis of US-Iran relations and implications.
UK Defence Secretary warns Putin ahead of Trump summit in Alaska, urging him to prove commitment to peace in Ukraine.
UK to introduce 14-year jail terms for antisemitic attacks linked to foreign powers like Iran, targeting proxy groups exploiting legal gaps.
Syrian security and military members detained over sectarian violence in Sweida that killed hundreds; investigation ongoing.
Estonia bans 261 Russians who fought in Ukraine; Ukraine strikes drone plant; Greek tankers hit; Russian attacks kill four.
Court of Appeal dismisses MoD challenge to additional £15,000 compensation for Bernard McGuigan's family over Bloody Sunday killing.
Former Nato chief George Robertson warns UK must reduce reliance on US as values diverge, citing Trump's policies and historic low in diplomatic tone.
UK PM Starmer allows US to use British bases for defensive strikes against Iran, citing risk to 200,000 Britons in the region.
Prince William becomes Patron of SAS Regimental Association, boosting morale for elite troops and their families.
Survivors of the USS Indianapolis recall the shark attacks and delayed rescue after the ship was sunk by Japanese torpedoes in 1945.
Bruno Guimaraes must decide on Arsenal move as history shows wrong choices can derail careers, like Rashford, Sancho and Phillips.
Trump administration memo proposes cutting US State Department budget by 48%, ending funding for Nato and UN, slashing humanitarian aid and global health programs.
Trump threatens Iran after meeting oil bosses to discuss soaring fuel prices; agenda includes domestic production, Venezuela, oil futures, natural gas, shipping.
Cuba faces its third nationwide blackout this year due to US oil blockade and fuel shortages, causing widespread hardship.
President Trump swore in a rant about attacking Iran after Tehran targeted a US base in Jordan, as US-Saudi airstrikes kill 20 in Iraq and Gaza toll rises.
US forces capture Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro; Trump announces temporary American control of country and oil infrastructure.
Donald Trump threatens Colombia, Mexico, Greenland, Iran, and Cuba after capturing Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, asserting US dominance.
Syrian forces detain 300 Kurds and evacuate 400 in Aleppo; US-led coalition launches large-scale strikes against Islamic State targets.
UK government U-turns to review sanctuary for 400 Afghan special forces soldiers who served with British troops.
Kim Jong-un praises North Korean troops in Russia, calling alliance 'invincible'. At least 600 killed, thousands wounded. Soldiers ordered to avoid capture.
Russian strike kills 21 in Ukraine on eve of Nato summit, exposing air defence gaps. Zelenskyy urges allies for Patriot missiles.
Pentagon press secretary criticises Netflix's hit gay military drama 'Boots' as 'woke garbage', amid ongoing culture war over military and media policies.
Two British army officers charged over handling of sexual assault case of soldier Jaysley Beck, who died by suicide.