Russia Live-Fire Drills Near Estonia Spark WW3 Fears
Estonia reports unusual Russian live-fire exercises on Lake Peipus without notification, as Lithuania warns of possible attacks on critical infrastructure, escalating NATO-Russia tensions.
Estonia reports unusual Russian live-fire exercises on Lake Peipus without notification, as Lithuania warns of possible attacks on critical infrastructure, escalating NATO-Russia tensions.
Argentina has accused a British warship of entering its waters following the World Cup final, escalating tensions over the Falkland Islands.
US President Donald Trump praised Iran's 'gesture of goodwill' after a US citizen detained for 19 months was released. The commendation came despite new US strikes on Iranian targets.
As Russia's war enters its fifth year, Ukraine faces renewed air attacks, cautious peace deal hopes, domestic political reshuffles, and a deepening rift with Poland over historical memory.
The US military has launched a new wave of strikes against Iran, targeting military capabilities used to attack commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran vows 'decisive response' after seven personnel killed.
Britain is 'not ready for war' and vulnerable to missile and drone attacks from Russia, warns military analyst Ben Barry, despite a £298bn defence investment plan.
Donald Trump continues to push for buying Greenland despite Danish PM Mette Frederiksen's firm refusal, citing a derelict Cold War-era US satellite tracking station as a strategic asset.
Gary Lineker defends using both Falkland Islands and Las Malvinas, calling it factually correct, after sparking fury among veterans and politicians.
The Hillsborough Law, imposing a duty of candour on public officials, passed its final Commons stages. It now moves to the House of Lords, marking a victory for campaigners after decades.
US Marines and Special Forces may deploy to Kharg Island to control the Strait of Hormuz, after massive strikes on Iranian IRGC positions. The UAE reports tankers hit by Iranian missiles.
France marked its national day with a grand military parade in Paris, showcasing military hardware and paying tribute to national unity.
The UK Government announces £15.1 billion investment in Faslane naval base, the largest since the Cold War, to enhance war-fighting capabilities and support thousands of jobs.
Britain will participate in the EU's 90 billion euro loan for Ukraine, with PM Starmer announcing the move in Paris, allowing UK firms to bid for contracts.
The UK has outlawed three groups—Iran's IRGC and IMCR, and Russia's GRU Volunteer Corps—using new state threat powers. Supporting them risks 14 years in prison, and sabotage carries life imprisonment.
The UK government has designated Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a threat to national security, with supporters facing up to 14 years in prison. Two other groups, including a Russia-linked unit, were also banned.
French President Macron declares France 'ready to fight' for freedom and justice 'even at the cost of our blood' during a Coalition of the Willing summit for Ukraine in Paris, announcing €36 billion in defence spending.
The US has launched a third round of strikes against Iran, with President Trump directing the attacks to hold Iranian forces accountable, diminishing hopes for peace.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino's decision to suspend Folarin Balogun's red card ban undermines football's integrity, warns Jonathan Wilson. Without faith, sport means nothing.
Former Defence Secretary John Healey quit in protest over Rachel Reeves' inadequate Defence Investment Plan, accusing the Treasury of denial about Russian threats and dragging heels on rearmament.
Tobias Ellwood, former defence minister, warns Britain is in a '1930s moment' and must urgently prepare to prevent stumbling into World War 3, drawing on his military and political experience.
Labour's defence plans to phase out warships for uncrewed systems could leave the Royal Navy vulnerable to Russian attack, critics warn, as NATO says Putin may strike by 2030.
Sir Keir Starmer's flight to the Nato summit in Ankara included a revolver gift, a birthday cake delivery, and Nigel Farage's bombshell resignation announcement, creating a surreal political journey.
Donald Trump warned Iran against any assassination attempt, threatening to completely decimate and destroy all areas of Iran if attacked. The US also demanded Iran publicly guarantee the Strait of Hormuz is open.
Danish PM warns US attack on Greenland would end Nato, as Trump renews annexation threats and Greenland's leader calls for an end to 'fantasies'.
Russian state TV warns of universal nuclear war if NATO sends peacekeepers to Ukraine, escalating fears of World War Three.
Starmer urges Nato Arctic action as Denmark warns US attack on Greenland would end alliance, amid Trump's renewed annexation threats.
UK confirms military support for US seizure of Russian-flagged tanker Marinera, citing sanctions evasion and stateless status.
Australia delivers first Abrams tanks to Ukraine, boosting firepower against Russia. More aid and a security pact are in the works.
UK allocates £200m for possible Ukraine troop deployment; Russia launches large-scale attack with hypersonic missile.
Former British soldier Robert James Purkiss denies murdering Kenyan woman Agnes Wanjiru in 2012, whose body was found in a septic tank. He faces extradition.