Russia Tells Banks to Shoot Down Drones Themselves
Russia instructs banks to independently shoot down drones amid escalating attacks on financial infrastructure. The directive marks a shift in defensive strategy as drone strikes intensify.
Category : Defence Security
Experts Doubt US Pause on Taiwan Arms Due to Iran War
Analysts say the Trump administration's justification for pausing $14bn in weapons sales to Taiwan is unrelated to the Iran conflict, citing delivery timelines and strategic motives.
Zayn Malik Says 'Stalkers' Blocked Him, Not Fans
Zayn Malik defends himself after video shows him swearing at crowd; says 'fully grown men' blocked hotel and car doors, calling them stalkers, not fans.
Putin Closes Moscow Airspace Over Assassination Fears
Vladimir Putin has closed a vast area of Moscow airspace to private aircraft due to assassination fears, as Ukrainian drone threats and an anti-Putin underground movement grow.
Trump to undergo third medical checkup in 13 months
Donald Trump is scheduled for another medical checkup at Walter Reed, his third hospital visit in 13 months, as health concerns grow. The president has faced speculation over bruising, rashes, and fatigue.
Israeli Strikes Hit Lebanon Amid US-Iran Peace Talks
Israeli airstrikes hit southern and eastern Lebanon on Sunday, causing casualties, despite a ceasefire and reports that the US and Iran are close to a peace deal.
RAF Jet GPS Jammed Near Russia with Defence Secretary
An RAF jet carrying UK Defence Secretary John Healey had its GPS signal jammed for three hours near the Russian border, suspected to be Russian interference.
Putin Accused of Nuclear Brinkmanship Over Missile Strike
Western leaders condemn Putin's use of the Oreshnik missile, warning of reckless nuclear brinkmanship as the weapon strikes Kyiv, escalating tensions.
Security Failures in Australia's Immigration Detention
A US private prison company running Australia's immigration detention centres has faced catastrophic security failures, including escapes, fires, and stabbings, putting detainees and staff at serious risk.
California Declares Emergency Over Chemical Threat
California governor Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency after a storage tank containing highly flammable methyl methacrylate began off-gassing in Garden Grove, Orange County, threatening 40,000 evacuees.
Zelenskyy Warns on Oreshnik Missiles as Russia Strikes Kyiv
A massive Russian missile and drone strike on Kyiv kills one, wounds 20. Zelenskyy warns Oreshnik use sets a global precedent. Canada condemns attack.
UK Supply Chains Unprepared for War Shocks
Britain's supply chains are unprepared for major shocks such as war with Russia, lagging behind European states in stockpiling critical medicines and food, warns the National Preparedness Commission.
US Bans Green-Card Holders from Ebola Nations
The US temporarily bars green-card holders who visited DRC, Uganda, or South Sudan from entry to prevent Ebola spread, citing public health concerns.
Abandoned Tube Platform Used in UK Army Russia Attack Drill
A disused Charing Cross Tube platform hosts a British Army simulation of a Russian attack on Estonia, highlighting defence investment needs.
90 Dead in Chinese Coal Mine Gas Explosion
A gas explosion at a coal mine in northern China killed at least 90 people, with many missing. President Xi Jinping ordered all-out rescue efforts.
Pentagon Releases Second Batch of UFO Videos
The Pentagon released a second tranche of UFO videos and documents, including first-hand testimony, but offers no evidence of extraterrestrial life, fueling public fascination.
Tulsi Gabbard Resigns as US Intelligence Director
Tulsi Gabbard resigns as US director of national intelligence after being sidelined from key operations, becoming the fourth woman to leave Trump's cabinet.
Trump Sends 5,000 Troops to Poland in U-Turn
President Trump announces 5,000 additional US troops to Poland after pulling forces from Germany, causing confusion among NATO allies amid tensions with Russia.
Cubans Outraged at US Charges Against Raúl Castro
Cubans express anger and fear after US indicts Raúl Castro for 1996 shootdown, with concerns of military strikes and growing tensions.
Russian Jets Intercept Unarmed RAF Aircraft Over Black Sea
Two Russian Su-35 and Su-27 jets repeatedly intercepted an unarmed RAF Rivet Joint aircraft over the Black Sea, triggering emergency systems and flying within six meters.
Russian Jet Near RAF Spy Plane in Black Sea
New footage shows Russian Su-35 and Su-27 jets flying dangerously close to an RAF Rivet Joint spy plane, triggering emergency systems and risking collision.
Australia Condemns Israeli Minister Over Flotilla Video
Australia's foreign minister Penny Wong condemns Israeli minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's video mocking detained flotilla activists, including 11 Australians, calling it 'shocking and unacceptable'.
Trump Envoy Urges US Footprint Back on Greenland
US special envoy Jeff Landry says it's time for Washington to reassert its presence on Greenland, sparking controversy as local leaders insist only Greenland can decide its future.
Girl, 15, Abducted at Knifepoint in Van Found After Screams
A 15-year-old girl was abducted at knifepoint in Cheshire, held for seven hours in a van, and rescued after passersby heard her screams. A 56-year-old man was arrested.
EU's von der Leyen: Russia Baltics Threats Unacceptable
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen condemns Russia's threats against Baltic states, calling them a threat against the entire EU, and vows a unified response.
Trump Relies on Gulf Allies for Iran War Exit Strategy
President Trump claims a planned attack on Iran was postponed after Gulf allies urged more time for talks, but no peace deal is imminent as Iran shows little sign of compromise.
Pentagon Watchdog Probes US Airstrikes on Drug Boats
The Pentagon's inspector general investigates whether US commanders followed procedures before lethal strikes on alleged drug boats in the Caribbean and eastern Pacific, amid allegations of unlawful killings.
Ebola in DRC: World Must Act Now to Prevent Disaster
A rare Ebola strain, conflict, and aid cuts make the DRC outbreak more dangerous. Experts urge global action to contain the virus before it spreads.
Rare Ebola Strain Outbreak Kills 118, No Cure
Nearly 120 people have died from the Bundibugyo Ebola strain in DRC and Uganda. WHO declared a public health emergency. No vaccine exists, and cases are expected to rise.
Libyan Militia Commander Accused of Torture to Face ICC
A former Libyan militia commander accused of overseeing murder, rape, and torture in detention centers will appear at the ICC, marking a landmark step toward justice for refugees.
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