Category : Defence


Defence Seeks to Block Videos in Charlie Kirk Murder Case

Defence attorneys for Tyler Robinson, accused of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk, are attempting to block graphic videos of the shooting from being shown in court, citing media bias concerns that could prejudice potential jurors.

UK Troops Get Powers to Shoot Down Drones Near Bases

British troops can now shoot down drones near military bases under new powers, following a doubling of dangerous incidents. Over 250 drone events occurred near UK bases last year, with foreign state involvement suspected.

D-Day Hero Jim Justice Honoured at Funeral

Rifleman Jim Justice, a 99-year-old D-Day veteran who helped liberate Bergen-Belsen, has been laid to rest with military honours near Bournemouth. Dozens of veterans attended the emotional service.

RAF 'Council' Initiation Ritual: Five Airmen Detained

Five RAF airmen calling themselves 'The Council' have been detained after subjecting young recruits to a humiliating initiation involving whipping, dog-like leading, and forced singing of children's songs at RAF Honington.

Taiwan Omission in US Defence Plan Raises Concerns

Taiwan's absence from Trump's 2026 National Defense Strategy document has caused concern in Taipei, as China conducts military sorties near the island. The strategy shifts focus to homeland defence and limited support for allies.

China's Nuclear Expansion Raises Global Alarm

China's rapid nuclear weapons development, highlighted at a Beijing military parade, coincides with failing arms control treaties and increasing global instability, posing an existential threat.

Army Training Scandal: 300+ Instructors Disciplined

Exclusive investigation reveals more than 300 Army training instructors have faced court-martial or severe disciplinary action for abusing recruits, including physical violence, initiation ceremonies, and child pornography offences.

UK-EU Defence Talks Revival Explored Amid Starmer's Push

The UK and EU are exploring renewed defence cooperation talks, with Keir Starmer emphasising a desire to 'go further' in relations. Discussions follow the collapse of UK accession to the EU's €150bn defence fund last November.

Page 44 of 175
Pickt mobile sticky banner — logo, tagline and CTA button