Venezuela Launches Military Drills After US Boat Strikes Kill 14
Venezuela starts military drills after US strikes on alleged drug boats kill 14, raising invasion fears and sparking UN condemnation.
Venezuela starts military drills after US strikes on alleged drug boats kill 14, raising invasion fears and sparking UN condemnation.
Nicolás Maduro captured by US forces and flown to New York, now held in Brooklyn detention centre. Trump says US will run Venezuela temporarily.
Satellite images show China building over 80 nuclear missile launch pads in Xinjiang, enhancing its strategic deterrent.
Nato fighter jets intercepted Russian bombers and fighters over the Baltic Sea on Monday, in a routine but notable show of force on the alliance's eastern flank.
US sends 200 troops to Israel to monitor Gaza ceasefire and support humanitarian aid delivery.
Sam Altman and AI rivals call for mandatory screening of synthetic DNA orders to prevent AI-developed bioweapons.
New book claims Trump told Musk and Carlson he wouldn't go to war with Iran, but later did. Also details his fascination with Israel's pager attack on Hezbollah.
French jets intercepted Russian aircraft 11 times in a week over the Baltics, with NATO citing provocations amid heightened tensions.
Ukraine reinforces northern border as Russian drone incursions from Belarus rise 20% since January, amid fears Minsk is being drawn deeper into the war.
Key questions from the inquiry into the 2018 Salisbury novichok poisonings, including Russia's role, the death of Dawn Sturgess, and emergency response.
US Army cadet Larry Pickett Jr and his father rescue a man from a burning car on a New York highway, moments before it erupts in flames.
UN watchdog says political will needed to restore power to Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant; French journalist killed by Russian drone strike.
Australian Federal Court rules no legal obligation to repatriate citizens from Syrian camps, but says it would be straightforward with political will.
Zelenskyy warns Moscow will burn if Ukraine burns after drone strikes on Russian capital; he calls for more sanctions at EU summit.
Eleven foreign far-right activists barred from UK before Tommy Robinson rally; Starmer condemns 'hatred and division'.
Vladimir Putin accused of using pro-war nuns as weapons; St Elisabeth convent banned from UK, active in Sweden, fundraising for Russian military.
Power restored to 270,000 in Kyiv after Russia launched over 450 drones and 30 missiles in a massive attack on Ukraine's energy sector, causing outages across nine regions.
Pentagon confirms enemies using commercial phone location data to target US troops in war zones, prompting lawmakers to demand action.
Elite Capsat soldiers join protests against Madagascar's President Andry Rajoelina, calling for dialogue and an end to political system.
Iranian soccer chief Mehdi Taj denied entry to Canada for FIFA Congress, reportedly due to IRGC links.
Putin awards courage medal to General Gerasimov, wanted by ICC for alleged war crimes in Ukraine. EU and US discuss tougher sanctions.
US and Dutch concerns over China's London super-embassy plans due to proximity to sensitive communication cables, with decision expected by September.
US Justice Department expands federal execution methods to include firing squads, rescinds Biden-era moratorium, and authorises seeking death sentences against 44 defendants.
HMS Dragon's deployment to Cyprus was delayed for software updates on its weapons system, including Sea Viper and AI-driven Sycoiea technology.
BBC documentary reveals the human cost of UK nuclear tests, with veterans speaking out about cover-ups and health impacts.
Australian woman Deirdre Sibly, 67, feared dead after yacht found adrift in Mozambique channel with two bodies on board.
US intelligence reports reveal Iran rebuilding military capacity faster than expected during ceasefire, with drone and missile production exceeding timelines.
General Sir Roly Walker warns UK weapons on NATO's eastern flank must be ready to strike within 30 minutes if deterrence fails, emphasizing blood as the 'most precious currency'.
Pete Hegseth faces twin scandals over alleged war crimes in the Caribbean and mishandling of classified intelligence, with growing calls for his resignation.
Four injured as five Household Cavalry horses bolt through central London after being spooked by construction noise.