Veteran Sues US After ICE Detained Him Without Charges
US citizen and army veteran George Retes files lawsuit against federal agencies after being held for three days without explanation or access to legal help during an ICE raid in California.
Category : Defence Security
Epstein's CBP Ties: Cultivated Airport Relationships Revealed
Newly released DOJ files show Jeffrey Epstein cultivated relationships with six Customs and Border Protection officers, including at St Thomas airport, with no charges filed against any officers.
US Congressman Ready to Travel to UK for Andrew Testimony
Representative Suhas Subramanyam says he is prepared to travel to Britain to hear testimony from Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor regarding Jeffrey Epstein, emphasizing flexibility in arrangements.
Dural Property Linked to Mistaken Kidnapping of Sydney Grandfather
NSW police have established a crime scene at a semi-rural Dural property believed to be a makeshift stronghold used by kidnappers who mistakenly abducted 85-year-old Chris Baghsarian from his North Ryde home last Friday.
Ex-Soldier Honored for Bravery at Liverpool Parade Attack
Dan Barr, a former Royal Engineer, received the High Sheriff's Award for Bravery after stopping a car that injured 134 fans at Liverpool's Premier League title parade in May 2025.
UK Denies US Request for Iran Strikes from British Bases
The United Kingdom has not granted permission for the United States to launch military strikes against Iran from British bases on Diego Garcia and in Gloucestershire, according to Sky News.
US Military Buildup Intensifies in Middle East Over Iran
The US military buildup in the Middle East has intensified with a second carrier strike group arriving, raising questions about potential airstrikes on Iran amid nuclear deal negotiations.
US Builds Portal to Circumvent European Content Blocks
The US government has created freedom.gov, a portal allowing Europeans to access blocked content like alleged hate speech. Administered by DHS's CISA, it marks a shift from previous internet freedom programs.
Trump's Board of Peace Unveils Gaza Troop and Funding Plan
Donald Trump's inaugural Board of Peace meeting in Washington DC outlined a multinational force for Gaza and a $10 billion US commitment, amid international scrutiny and criticism.
Trump Opposes Chagos Deal Over Iran Military Strike Plans
Donald Trump has withdrawn support for the UK's Chagos Islands agreement with Mauritius, citing potential US military strikes against Iran. The bill faces delays in Parliament amid US opposition.
Defence Spending Surge Questioned as Path to Peace
A heated political debate in London questions whether increased defence spending truly fosters peace, with critics arguing it may escalate tensions and divert funds from domestic priorities.
Taliban Law Allows Wife Beating With Light Punishment
The Taliban has introduced a penal code permitting husbands to abuse wives and children, provided no bones are broken. Convictions require visible proof in court, with maximum 15-day sentences.
Palestinian Journalists Face Abuse in Israeli Prisons
A CPJ report alleges 59 detained Palestinian journalists experienced beatings, starvation, and sexual violence in Israeli custody since October 2023, with Israeli authorities rejecting the claims.
Jesse Jackson Dies, Championed Love and Nonviolence
Civil rights leader Jesse Jackson has passed away, leaving a legacy of advocating for love and nonviolence inspired by Martin Luther King Jr. His death marks the end of an era in American activism.
UK Police Investigate Epstein's British Ties
Multiple UK police forces are investigating Jeffrey Epstein's connections in Britain, focusing on potential criminal activities and high-profile associates.
Trump's Naval Buildup Signals Imminent Iran Strike
Donald Trump has assembled the largest US naval force in the Middle East since 2003, raising fears of an imminent attack on Iran as nuclear negotiations stall.
Australian Families Demand Gaza War Cemetery Restoration
Relatives of Australian war dead are calling for Israel to restore the Gaza War Cemetery after satellite imagery revealed it was bulldozed. Families want officials allowed in to assess industrial-scale damage to graves.
Facial Recognition Trial at London Bridge Flags Children
The British Transport Police's new live facial recognition trial at London Bridge has raised concerns after AI systems incorrectly flagged children as potential offenders during early testing phases.
1,000+ Kenyans Recruited for Russia in Ukraine War
A Kenyan intelligence report reveals rogue agencies have lured over 1,000 nationals to fight for Russia in Ukraine, with promises of high salaries and citizenship.
Trump's Military Buildup: US Attack on Iran Scenario
As Donald Trump assembles the largest US air power in the Middle East since 2003, experts analyze potential strike scenarios, targeting nuclear facilities and military assets while warning of unpredictable consequences.
Trump Plans 5,000-Person Military Base in Gaza
Leaked documents reveal plans for a 350-acre military compound in Gaza as part of a multinational stabilization force, raising questions about governance and occupation.
Kim Jong Un Shows Off 50 New AI Rocket Launchers
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un presented 50 new 600mm-caliber multiple rocket launchers equipped with AI technology, describing them as designed for a 'special attack' while announcing plans to expand nuclear capabilities at the upcoming Ninth Congress o
Australian IS Suspects Face Death Penalty in Iraq Transfer
Australian suspected Islamic State fighters are among over 5,700 detainees transferred from Syria to Iraq, where they could face charges carrying the death penalty, raising legal and human rights concerns.
Russia Downs 100+ Ukrainian Drones, Oil Refinery Hit
Russian forces destroyed 113 Ukrainian drones overnight, with one attack causing a fire at an oil refinery in Velikiye Luki, according to officials. No injuries were reported in the incident.
Macron Defends EU AI Rules, Vows Child Protection Crackdown
French President Emmanuel Macron rejects US criticism of European AI regulation at Delhi summit, pledging to protect children from digital abuse and ban social media for under-15s.
Australian Man Convicted of Spying for China
Alexander Csergo has been found guilty of espionage for China, with the trial revealing ties to former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd and raising national security concerns.
US Military Ready for Iran Strikes, Trump Decision Pending
Multiple reports indicate the US military is prepared for potential strikes on Iran, with resources deployed to the Middle East. President Trump has not yet made a final decision, as diplomatic efforts continue amid heightened tensions over Iran's nuclear
US Military Assembles Strike Force Near Iran
A significant US military deployment is taking shape near Iran, featuring two aircraft carriers, numerous destroyers, combat aircraft, and specialized support units, raising questions about potential intervention.
US Military Builds Formidable Force Near Iran
A powerful US military force is assembling within striking distance of Iran, including two aircraft carriers, over 100 combat aircraft, and extensive air defense assets, raising concerns of potential conflict.
Starmer: Remove Revenge Porn in 48 Hours or Face Block
Prime Minister Keir Starmer declares online misogyny a national emergency, requiring tech firms to delete deepfake nudes and revenge porn within 48 hours or risk fines and UK service blocks.
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