Russia Uses Interpol to Target Putin Critics
Leaked documents reveal Russia systematically exploits Interpol's wanted lists to pursue political opponents, journalists, and businessmen abroad, raising concerns about systemic abuse.
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Trump Reviews Minneapolis Shooting Amid Bipartisan Scrutiny
President Trump declines to comment on officer's actions in Alex Pretti killing while Republicans press for deeper investigation into federal immigration tactics.
Man Charged Over Video Call Suicide Encouragement
Dylan Phelan, 21, from West Yorkshire, faces charges of encouraging suicide during a video call with a Louisiana man who died, plus unrelated child image offences.
ICE Gun 'Mishap' May Have Led to Nurse's Killing in Minneapolis
New analysis suggests an ICE agent's accidental discharge of Alex Pretti's legally-carried firearm may have sparked 'contagious fire' that led to the nurse's death during Minneapolis protests.
Zelenskyy: US Security Deal 100% Ready to Sign
Ukraine's President Zelenskyy states negotiations for US security guarantees are complete, while Russia calls weekend trilateral talks constructive. NATO's Mark Rutte to testify in EU parliament.
London's Turkish Gangs Rule Streets with Guns and Violence
Turkish organised crime groups control north and east London through protection rackets, heroin smuggling and imported firearms, creating enclaves where even rival gangs fear to tread.
Minneapolis Shooting: Federal Narrative Unravels Amid Tragedy
The fatal shooting of Alex Pretti by federal agents in Minneapolis sparks outrage as video evidence contradicts official accounts, highlighting tensions over immigration enforcement.
El Salvador Journalists in Exile After Exposing President
Two journalists from El Faro English fled El Salvador after publishing explosive interviews linking President Nayib Bukele to gang leaders, fearing arrest and indefinite exile.
Tehran Mural Warns US Against Military Action
Iranian authorities unveil a massive billboard in Tehran's Enghelab Square with a direct threat to the United States, depicting a damaged aircraft carrier as US warships head to the region.
Germany's Military Rebuild: Public Opinion Shifts
Germany is undergoing a major military expansion, with changing public attitudes towards soldiers and geopolitical pressures driving the defence programme forward.
China's Top General Zhang Youxia Under Investigation
China's defence ministry confirms investigation into General Zhang Youxia, Xi Jinping's closest military ally, for alleged violations amid ongoing military purge.
Zelenskyy: US Security Pact Ready for Signing
Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy announces a US security agreement is fully prepared for signature, awaiting date confirmation. Talks in Abu Dhabi show progress.
NSW Police Hunt Triple Murder Suspect
Police in New South Wales are searching for Julian Ingram after three people were shot dead in Lake Cargelligo. The sole survivor describes the attacker laughing during the incident.
Police Face 15-Minute City Response Mandate
The UK government pledges new police reforms requiring 15-minute emergency responses in cities and 20 minutes in rural areas, with 999 calls answered in 10 seconds.
Israel's Gaza Hostage Search Delays Ceasefire Phase
Israel conducts a large-scale military operation to locate the last Gaza hostage, Ran Gvili, as pressure mounts to open the Rafah crossing and begin the ceasefire's second phase.
Police Face New Emergency Response Time Limits
Police forces in England and Wales will face strict new emergency response time limits, with officers required to reach crime scenes within 15-20 minutes under a major Home Office overhaul.
ICE Boss Defends Killing of Nurse Alex Pretti
ICE commander Gregory Bovino has sparked controversy by defending the fatal shooting of ICU nurse Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, suggesting border patrol agents were the true victims in the incident.
Iran Unveils Mural Threatening US with 'Reap the Whirlwind'
Iran has unveiled a giant mural in Tehran's Revolution Square featuring a damaged US aircraft carrier and a biblical threat warning America against military action.
US Navy Veteran Slams Trump's UK Troops Comments
A retired US Navy senior chief petty officer and other readers respond to Donald Trump's controversial comments about NATO troops in Afghanistan, defending UK forces and expressing solidarity.
FBI Supervisor Resigns Over ICE Agent Shooting Probe
An FBI supervisor in Minneapolis resigned after trying to investigate an ICE agent who fatally shot Renee Good, amid protests and federal resistance to accountability.
Iran Unveils Mural Warning US Against Military Strike
A new mural in central Tehran warns the US not to launch a military strike on Iran, featuring damaged planes on an aircraft carrier with a symbolic slogan.
NRA Demands Probe into Minneapolis Shooting Death
The NRA and pro-gun organisations call for a full investigation into the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti by federal immigration agents in Minneapolis.
Couple Jailed for Trafficking Women into Prostitution
A Polish couple who trafficked vulnerable women from Europe, forcing them into prostitution to fund their extravagant lifestyle, have been jailed for a total of 22.5 years at Leeds Crown Court.
Australia's AUKUS Dilemma: National Identity vs US Alliance
As Australia marks its national day, questions arise about the country's deepening military and strategic dependence on the United States through the $368bn AUKUS submarine deal amid concerns about American unpredictability.
Iran Leader Moves to Bunker as US Ships Approach
Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei has been moved to a high-security underground shelter as US warships, including the USS Abraham Lincoln, approach the region, escalating tensions.
Veterans Outraged by Trump's Nato Comments on Afghanistan
Nato soldiers from Poland, Canada, and the UK express deep hurt over Donald Trump's remarks questioning allied contributions in Afghanistan, calling for apologies to families of fallen troops.
Rod Stewart Demands Starmer Confront Trump on Troop Remarks
Sir Rod Stewart has publicly called on Prime Minister Keir Starmer to pressure Donald Trump to apologise for 'unbearable' comments about British troops in Afghanistan, branding the US president a 'draft dodger'.
British Mum Killed in Spain, Son Flees for Help
A British mother-of-three was allegedly stabbed to death by her ex-partner in Spain. Her 11-year-old son fled to call for help as the suspect handed himself in.
ICE Agents Shoot Alex Pretti in Minneapolis: Video
A bystander's video reveals the moment ICE federal agents shot and killed Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, with the Department of Homeland Security confirming his death and calling the shots 'defensive'.
ICU Nurse Alex Pretti Killed by ICE Agents in Minneapolis
Emotional video emerges of nurse Alex Pretti honouring a veteran patient before his death during ICE operations in Minneapolis, sparking protests and controversy.
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