Iran-backed militias like Hezbollah and Iraqi groups attack US and Israeli targets but avoid all-out war. Houthis in Yemen remain on standby, testing tensions as US warships approach Red Sea chokepoints.
A mother from Togo faces a 10-year wait for indefinite leave to remain under new immigration rules, fearing her six-year-old daughter's cancer treatment at Great Ormond Street Hospital could be jeopardized.
Experts warn that bombing or capturing Kharg Island, which handles 90% of Iran's oil exports, could spike global oil prices to $150 a barrel, risking market chaos.
Human rights groups report a surge in blackmail and extortion targeting LGBTQ+ individuals in Kenya, often accompanied by violence, as legal restrictions tighten and homophobic attitudes worsen.
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As MPs receive a 5% pay rise, think tanks debate whether linking salaries to GDP per capita would better incentivize politicians or create perverse economic distortions.
The US has reportedly redeployed Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) interceptors from South Korea to the Middle East, raising questions about security commitments and regional stability in Northeast Asia.
Australia's military involvement in global conflicts is described as 'war-adjacent,' using bombs and planes without formal war declaration, raising strategic and ethical questions.
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Queensland's controversial ban on the phrase 'From the River to the Sea' led to the arrest of two protesters on its first day of enforcement, sparking debates over free speech and political expression in Australia.
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The Metropolitan Police has banned a pro-Iranian march in London, citing severe risks of public disorder and extreme tensions, with a stationary protest allowed under strict policing.
Japanese Ambassador Hiroshi Suzuki commemorates 15 years since the 2011 earthquake, highlighting Britain's crucial support and the deepening strategic partnership between the two nations.
Sky News' Trump100 podcast reveals Pentagon spent $7 million on lobster tails in one month while briefing on Iran conflict, drawing criticism from Democrat senators.
Jeremy Carl, nominated for a key State Department role, faces criticism for his past statements on immigration and foreign policy, raising concerns about his suitability.
Donald Trump's Operation Epic Fury against Iran has faced economic backlash, with soaring oil prices and market turmoil forcing a tactical retreat while benefiting Vladimir Putin.
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The US military destroyed 16 Iranian vessels as reports indicate Iran has begun laying mines in the strategic waterway, causing oil prices to surge and global market disruptions.
Nationals leader Matt Canavan's recent speech calling for a more 'Australian' national identity has ignited controversy and discussion across political and cultural spheres.
A Sky News podcast reveals Pentagon spending $7 million on lobster tails in one month amid Iran war briefings, with public prayer and comic-style commentary.
Ivanna Lisette Ortiz faces charges including attempted murder after shots were fired at Rihanna's Los Angeles home, where she was with family. No injuries reported.
Thousands of low-paid Filipino migrant workers across the Middle East face daily missile threats while weighing impossible choices between safety and supporting families back home.
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The UK government has banned the annual Al-Quds Day march in London, marking the first protest prohibition in the capital in nearly 15 years due to concerns over Iranian regime support and public disorder risks.
The advanced Type 45 destroyer HMS Dragon has finally set sail for Cyprus to protect British bases, but delays in its dispatch raise serious concerns about the Royal Navy's readiness and operational capabilities amid escalating Middle East tensions.
The advanced Type 45 destroyer HMS Dragon finally departed for Cyprus to protect RAF Akrotiri from Iranian threats, but delays highlight deeper problems within the Royal Navy's readiness and operational capacity.
Christian residents of Alma al Shaab in Lebanon sought shelter under their church from Israeli bombardment before evacuating, highlighting a humanitarian crisis.
Rabbi Yitzhak Biton lost his three teenage children in an Iranian missile strike on Beit Shemesh, highlighting the devastating human cost of the conflict.
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The Muslim community in Ballarat is reeling after police decided not to arrest a man accused of disrupting a local Iftar dinner, raising concerns about safety and justice.
Iran's police chief Ahmad-Reza Radan has issued a stark warning on state TV, declaring that protesters acting at foreign requests will be confronted as enemies, not demonstrators.
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Hungary impounds millions in cash and gold from Ukraine, sparking accusations of banditry and deepening diplomatic rifts as battlefield claims and war crimes reports emerge.
Sky News podcast examines how the Iran conflict is evolving into a worldwide crisis, with analysis of new leader Mojtaba Khamenei and regional implications from Qatar to Tel Aviv.
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Shabana Mahmood approves Metropolitan police request to prohibit Sunday's pro-Palestinian demonstration, citing risks of serious public disorder and counter-protests.
