NATO Explained: Origins and Modern Role
A comprehensive look at NATO's history, from its 1949 founding as a Cold War bulwark to its current role with 32 members, including recent additions Finland and Sweden.
Category : Defence Security
Lindsey Halligan Leaves US Attorney Post After Judicial Rebuke
Trump-appointed federal attorney Lindsey Halligan has resigned following sharp judicial criticism over her unlawful appointment and failed prosecutions of political opponents.
Palestinian Prisoner Details Sexual Torture in Israeli Jail
Sami al-Saei describes horrific sexual assault by Israeli guards, while B'Tselem report reveals systematic torture of Palestinian detainees in Israeli prisons.
Trump's 'You'll Find Out' Warning on Greenland Ambitions
Donald Trump declines to detail how far he would go to acquire Greenland while questioning NATO's strength without US support, escalating transatlantic tensions.
Australia's Day of Mourning for Bondi Victims
Australia will observe a national day of mourning on Thursday 22 January to honour the 15 victims of the Bondi terror attack, with memorial events planned nationwide.
Ukraine Replaces Chinese Mavic Drones with Domestic Version
Ukraine's defence minister announces a homegrown alternative to Chinese-made DJI Mavic drones, featuring longer range, amid a broader digital transformation of military operations.
Mass Exodus from Cambodia Scam Compounds
Thousands of workers, including trafficking victims, have escaped or been released from Cambodian scam centres following increased global scrutiny and sanctions against key figures.
Platzdarm Recovers 1,500+ Soldiers in Ukraine
Ukrainian volunteer group Platzdarm has recovered over 1,500 bodies of fallen soldiers from the frontline, identifying remains regardless of nationality in a mission driven by shared humanity.
Syrian Army Enters al-Hawl Camp
Syrian government forces have reportedly entered the al-Hawl detention camp in north-east Syria, following the withdrawal of Kurdish forces. The camp holds about 24,000 people, including relatives of suspected Islamic State jihadists.
UK Defends Chagos Islands Deal, Backed by Five Eyes Allies
The UK government defends its Chagos Islands agreement, securing the vital Diego Garcia base with US and international support. Discover the strategic importance and global backing.
Trump's Greenland Demand Sparks NATO Crisis and Tariff Threats
President Trump threatens tariffs on the UK and others over Greenland control. Leaked texts reveal NATO tensions as a controversial Gaza peace board forms with Putin invited. Analysis on Sky News.
Ukraine's New Air Defence Plan as Russia Prepares Strikes
President Zelenskyy announces a transformed air defence system using mobile groups and drones. Ukraine braces for fresh Russian attacks as energy infrastructure is targeted. Read the latest.
Syria truce fails, clashes near IS prisons kill SDF fighters
Fresh violence near prisons holding Islamic State extremists shatters a day-old ceasefire between Syrian government forces and Kurdish-led SDF, leaving several dead. Read the latest from northeast Syria.
Mass Kidnapping of Christians in Nigeria Church Attacks
Armed bandits abducted over 150 worshippers from churches in northern Nigeria. The attack comes after US strikes on Islamic State targets in the region. Full details on the security crisis.
Could Trump's Greenland Ambitions Destroy NATO?
Experts warn Donald Trump's escalating threats to seize Greenland risk dismantling the NATO alliance, drawing parallels to Putin's Ukraine invasion. Read the full analysis.
Syrian forces clash with SDF near IS prison in Raqqa
Kurdish-led forces report fighting with Syrian army near al-Aqtan prison, warning of catastrophic security repercussions and a potential IS resurgence. The clashes threaten a fragile ceasefire.
Tribunal: UK secrecy on civilian deaths risks public confidence
A tribunal has ruled that the UK's lack of transparency over civilian harm in military campaigns risks undermining public trust. The verdict follows an Airwars investigation into UK airstrikes against IS.
Trump's Greenland Push: Minerals, Strategy & NATO Fallout
Donald Trump escalates his campaign to acquire Greenland, citing strategic Arctic control and rare minerals. The move sparks mass protests, tariff threats against European allies, and fears for NATO's future. Explore the high-stakes geopolitical clash.
Guatemala state of emergency after gang violence kills 8
Guatemala's president declares a 30-day state of emergency after gang attacks kill eight police officers and see dozens taken hostage in prisons. Read the latest.
Syria declares victory following ceasefire deal
The Syrian government has announced a major victory after securing a ceasefire with the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces. Discover the details and implications of this pivotal agreement.
Ukraine War: Two Killed in Russian Airstrikes on Energy Grid
Russian attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure kill two, wound six. Ukrainian strikes trigger blackouts in occupied south. Latest updates from day 1,426 of the war.
1,500 US Troops on Standby for Minnesota Deployment
The Pentagon has issued prepare-to-deploy orders for 1,500 soldiers amid escalating tensions in Minnesota following an ICE killing. Officials say troops could be sent if violence worsens.
North Korean soldier triggers landmine in Ukraine
Shocking footage shows a North Korean soldier fighting for Russia blown up by a landmine on a snowy sled. Reports detail Kim Jong-un's costly support for Putin, with thousands of casualties.
Syrian army captures major oil field in offensive
Syrian government troops seize the country's largest oil field and a key gas field in a major advance against Kurdish-led forces, despite US calls to halt the offensive. Read the latest.
MI5's view on China's new London mega embassy
As China plans a new 200-staff embassy near the Tower of London, UK politicians voice alarm. Yet security services see a chance for easier surveillance. Analysis reveals why embassies matter less in modern espionage.
US kills terrorist leader linked to Syria ambush
An al Qaeda-linked terrorist leader behind a deadly ambush on US forces in Syria has been killed in retaliatory strikes. Read the latest on the operation and the US military's vow.
Zelenskyy warns Russia targets Ukraine nuclear energy system
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warns of imminent Russian attacks on energy infrastructure, including nuclear facilities, as peace talks advance in the US. Read the latest developments.
Czechs Offer Combat Jets to Ukraine for Drone Warfare
Czech President Petr Pavel promises Ukraine 'medium combat' jets, likely L-159s, to counter Russian drones as Zelenskyy flags critical air defence shortages. Read the latest developments.
Royal Navy's First Full-Size Unmanned Helicopter Flies
The Royal Navy's £60m autonomous helicopter, Proteus, has completed its maiden flight. Designed for high-risk anti-submarine missions, it marks a major step in UK defence innovation. Read the full report.
Pentagon seizes editorial control of Stars and Stripes
The Pentagon has moved to seize editorial control of the independent military newspaper Stars and Stripes, striking policies that ensured its independence. Press advocates condemn the move as an attack on First Amendment rights for service members.
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