Mexico Probes CIA Role in Deadly Drug Raid Incident
Mexico launches investigation into potential constitutional violations after two U.S. embassy officials, reportedly CIA operatives, died following a drug lab raid in Chihuahua.
Category : Defence Security
Florida Criminal Investigation Targets OpenAI Over Campus Shooting
Florida's attorney general has escalated an investigation into OpenAI, issuing subpoenas to determine if ChatGPT provided significant advice to a campus shooter. The probe follows a lawsuit from victims' families alleging AI influence in the 2025 Florida
Fourth Man Charged in Chris Baghsarian Kidnap-Murder Case
Australian authorities have charged a fourth man in connection with the alleged kidnapping and murder of Chris Baghsarian, marking a significant development in the ongoing investigation.
Ukraine War: Druzhba Pipeline Reopens, EU Loan Expected
Ukraine announces the Druzhba pipeline is ready to resume Russian oil flows after repairs, expecting the EU to unlock a €90 billion loan. Meanwhile, cybersecurity warnings escalate.
Government Suppresses Climate Security Report, Journalists Uninvited
The UK government has blocked a major report linking climate change to national security threats, uninviting journalists from its launch. Guardian editor Fiona Harvey reveals findings on intelligence concerns.
Israel's Death Penalty Law Could Trigger Rights Body Suspension
Israel's observer status at the Council of Europe's parliamentary assembly may be suspended following passage of a law mandating death penalty for Palestinians convicted of deadly attacks in military courts.
Pentagon UFO Revelations: My Journey to Uncover Alien Truth
After the Pentagon released UFO videos, I traveled across the US to investigate the surge in ufology. What I discovered reveals more about human beliefs than extraterrestrial life.
UK Warned of Hacktivist Attacks at Scale in Conflict
The head of the National Cyber Security Centre warns that hacktivist attacks could disrupt the UK similarly to ransomware, urging all organisations to bolster cybersecurity defences.
Mass Trial of 486 MS-13 Members in El Salvador
El Salvador has begun a collective trial for 486 alleged MS-13 gang members, with charges spanning over 47,000 crimes. Human rights groups warn the mass prosecutions violate due process under President Bukele's emergency powers.
Trump Extends Iran Ceasefire Amid Regional Tensions
Donald Trump announces unilateral extension of ceasefire with Iran as talks stall, while regional violence continues and markets react cautiously to ongoing geopolitical instability.
CIA Agents Die in Mexico Crash During Cartel Drug Lab Operation
Two Americans killed in a vehicle accident in Mexico were CIA operatives involved in destroying cartel drug labs, with Mexican investigators also dead. The incident highlights US-Mexico tensions over cartel crackdowns.
Israeli Soldiers Jailed for Smashing Jesus Statue
Two Israeli soldiers have been sentenced to 30 days in prison after destroying a statue of Jesus in a Christian village in southern Lebanon, sparking international outcry.
Rapist Washed Clothes, Planned Denmark Escape After Attack
Hassan Alsarout, 22, raped a woman on Euston Road, washed his clothes to destroy evidence, and planned to flee to Denmark before being apprehended within 24 hours.
Korean War Soldier Missing 75 Years Finally Buried
Sgt Celestino Chavez Jr, missing since 1950, identified through DNA analysis and given full military honors in New Mexico hometown after decades-long saga.
London Synagogue Arson Probe: Iran-Linked Network Suspected
Counter-terrorism police investigate whether a series of arson attacks on Jewish targets in London were planned for weeks by criminals paid on behalf of Iran, with suspects conducting reconnaissance.
Canadian Killed in Shooting at Mexico's Teotihuacán Pyramids
A Canadian woman was killed and at least 13 others injured after a gunman opened fire at Mexico's Teotihuacán pyramids, a UNESCO World Heritage site, before taking his own life.
Israeli Forces Use Sexual Assault to Displace Palestinians
A new report reveals Israeli soldiers and settlers are employing sexual violence and harassment to force Palestinians from their homes in the West Bank, leading to school dropouts and early marriages.
US Restricts Intel Sharing with South Korea Over Nuclear Site Leak
The US has partially restricted intelligence sharing with South Korea after its unification minister publicly identified a suspected North Korean nuclear site in Kusong, sparking diplomatic tensions.
Ecuadorian Fishermen Describe Terror of US Drone Strike
Crew of the Don Maca fishing vessel recount being attacked by US drones, detained at gunpoint, and having their boat destroyed in what they call an unjustified assault during Trump's anti-drug campaign.
Seven More Arrested in Jewish Site Arson Plot
Metropolitan Police arrest seven individuals in connection with alleged conspiracy to commit further arson attacks on Jewish sites in London, bringing total arrests to 23.
Trump's Iran Ceasefire Expiry Raises Ground Invasion Fears
As the US-Iran ceasefire nears its end, analysts warn that President Trump may order a ground incursion, escalating tensions in the Middle East and risking a prolonged conflict.
US Military Ends Mandatory Flu Shot for Service Members
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announces the end of the US military's annual flu vaccine mandate, calling it overly broad and irrational, affecting active duty, reserve, and civilian personnel.
Trump Rejects Ceasefire Extension with Iran
President Donald Trump stated in a CNBC interview that he does not want to extend the ceasefire with Iran, emphasizing the US's strong negotiating stance and limited time for a deal.
Teen Banned from Synagogues After Guilty Plea in Arson
A 17-year-old from Brent has been bailed with strict conditions, including a ban on entering any synagogue, after admitting to an arson attack linked to an Iran-backed group.
Ex-Parliament Staffer Arrested Under Computer Misuse Act
A former Houses of Parliament employee was arrested by counter-terror detectives in Coventry on suspicion of offences under the Computer Misuse Act 1990, with the investigation ongoing.
Teen Charged with Arson in London Synagogue Attack
A 17-year-old boy from Brent has been charged with arson after an attack on Kenton United Synagogue in Harrow. This incident is part of a series of antisemitic attacks targeting Jewish sites across London, with an Iran-backed group claiming responsibility
Coast Guard Seizes 1.7 Tonnes of Cocaine in Pacific Drug Bust
American Coast Guard crew intercepts massive cocaine shipment worth £21 million in Eastern Pacific, enough to potentially kill 1.4 million people.
Zelenskyy Calls for European Missile Defense in One Year
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy demands Europe develop its own anti-ballistic missile defense system within a year as Russia intensifies attacks with drones and missiles.
Father Kills Seven Children in Louisiana Mass Shooting
A mass shooting in Shreveport, Louisiana, left eight children dead and two adults wounded. Police identified the shooter as the father of seven victims.
Teens Arrested in London Synagogue Arson Attack
Two teenagers have been detained over an arson attack at a synagogue in north-west London, as police investigate claims of Iranian-backed antisemitic incidents across the UK.
Page 19 of 148