Zelenskyy Urges Direct Talks with Putin in Open Letter
Zelenskyy writes open letter to Putin proposing face-to-face talks in neutral country as war continues.
Zelenskyy writes open letter to Putin proposing face-to-face talks in neutral country as war continues.
US Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna investigates claims Americans paid to shoot civilians during the 1990s siege of Sarajevo.
VP JD Vance tells air force cadets to keep life-death decisions human, echoing Pope's AI warning; UK Parliament also raises concerns.
Pentagon reviews Aukus pact with UK and Australia under Trump's 'America first' agenda, casting doubt on $240bn submarine deal and triggering allied anxiety.
Former Australian foreign minister Gareth Evans criticises Aukus as a 'ludicrous delusion', warning the US would not defend Australia in an existential attack.
Stella Rimington, first female MI5 director, dies aged 90. She broke barriers as spy chief and later became a writer.
Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth warns US is capable of resuming war with Iran, and voices alarm over China's military buildup at Singapore defence summit.
A Russian ballistic missile attack on Kyiv early Sunday wounded at least two people. The attack follows civilian deaths on both sides of the Russia-Ukraine border on Saturday.
Ex-military chief Sir Tony Radakin says UK defence spending must meet a 'Moscow test' to deter Russia, warning the current plan falls short and the next PM may need to find more funds.
Outgoing PM Keir Starmer plans to publish the delayed Defence Investment Plan before the NATO summit, sparking accusations of a last-ditch legacy move and a political trap for successor Andy Burnham.
Ukraine strikes two Russian oil refineries, killing two. Zelensky warns: 'We will continue to respond to Russian terror.'
UK and Australia to sign 50-year defence treaty solidifying Aukus submarine pact, despite US review of the deal.
Australia pays another $800m to US for Aukus submarine deal, bringing total to $1.6bn, amid Trump administration review.
US military faces three-year weapon shortage from Iran war, raising concerns about readiness for potential conflict with China, CSIS report warns.
Defence Secretary Dan Jarvis says 'real progress' has been made on the long-delayed defence investment plan, with talks advancing ahead of the Nato summit.
Keir Starmer reportedly scraps plans to replace 13 ageing Royal Navy ships, prioritising drones instead. Shadow Defence Secretary James Cartlidge blames welfare spending for lack of defence cash.
Admiral Sir Tony Radakin warns Andy Burnham must operate 'almost like a wartime Prime Minister' and apply a 'Moscow test' to policies, urging defence spending hike to 3.5% of GDP by 2035.
John Healey accused of covering up a data breach of 18,000 Afghans and a secret £800m relocation scheme, with MPs criticised for lack of accountability.
US forces complete withdrawal from Ain al-Asad air base in Iraq, handing full control to Iraqi army under 2024 agreement to end coalition mission by September 2025.
Pentagon restores Robert E. Lee portrait at West Point library after 2020 removal under Confederate tribute law.
Only 28% of Britons trust Labour on defence, compared to 33% for Conservatives and 30% for Reform UK, as polling reveals a lack of confidence in Andy Burnham's party amid rising geopolitical threats.
President Trump threatened to 'complete the job' and ensure Iran 'will no longer exist' after US airstrikes hit 10 Iranian targets in retaliation for attacks on oil tankers.
Ben Wallace says he opposed superinjunction covering Afghan data breach, calling for transparency and accountability.
A 6.4 magnitude earthquake hit Turkey near Antakya, killing six and injuring 294, amid ongoing recovery from February's devastating quakes.
Ukraine and UK to jointly produce long-range drones, says Zelenskyy after talks with Starmer aimed at stopping Russian attacks.
IISS study warns US-China conflict over Taiwan could escalate to nuclear crisis, highlighting lack of guard rails and rapid nuclear build-up in Asia-Pacific.
Russia and Belarus begin 'Zapad 2025' military drills near Polish border, prompting Nato alert and Polish border closure.
A 7.5-magnitude earthquake hit Russia's Kuril Islands, prompting a tsunami warning that was later cancelled. No casualties reported.
Aukus nuclear submarine deal faces months of delay as US review extends beyond 30 days, with UK and Australia awaiting outcome amid global tensions.
Chinese warship collides with own coastguard vessel while chasing Philippine boat near Scarborough Shoal in South China Sea.