Kyiv Shooting: Six Dead as Motive Search Continues
A gunman has killed six people in Kyiv, sparking a major investigation into the motive behind the attack amid the ongoing Ukraine war context.
Category : Defence Security
Iranian Regime Linked to Arson Attacks on UK Journalists
UK authorities investigate arson attacks on journalists' homes, with evidence pointing to Iranian regime involvement, raising concerns about press freedom and security.
Iran-US Tensions Escalate in Strait of Hormuz
Heightened military activity in the Strait of Hormuz as Iran and the US face off, with implications for Israel, Lebanon, and global oil markets amid ongoing Middle East instability.
No Hazardous Materials Found Near Israeli Embassy in London
Counter-terror police in London have assessed suspicious items near the Israeli embassy as non-hazardous, following a drone attack threat from an Iran-linked group. Investigations continue into potential links to an online video.
Russian Gunman Kills Six in Kyiv Terror Attack
A Moscow-born shooter killed at least six people and took hostages in a Kyiv supermarket before being shot dead by police. President Zelensky confirms the attack in Holosiivskyi district.
Chicago Cop Shot Partner After Breakup, Misconduct History
A Chicago police officer with a record of misconduct shot his partner during a chase after she ended their relationship. The incident has sparked a lawsuit and scrutiny of police hiring practices.
UK Defence Spending Debate: Welfare vs Warfare
Readers challenge calls for increased military funding, arguing for diplomacy over arms races and highlighting procurement failures in the British armed forces amid global tensions.
Alleged Irish Crime Boss Daniel Kinahan Arrested in Dubai
Daniel Kinahan, alleged leader of the Kinahan organised crime group, has been arrested in the United Arab Emirates following an Irish extradition warrant for serious organised crime offences.
Trump's Iran Victory Claims Echo Bush's 'Mission Accomplished'
Donald Trump's declaration of victory over Iran, including claims of a reopened Strait of Hormuz and suspended nuclear program, draws comparisons to George W. Bush's premature 'mission accomplished' moment during the Iraq War.
Family Sues Kansas Police Over Death in Custody
Relatives of Charles Adair file a federal lawsuit after a sheriff's deputy was charged with second-degree murder for shoving his knee into the cuffed man's back, demanding video release.
Hormuz Strait Reopens as US-Iran Tensions Persist
Iran announces full reopening of the strategic Hormuz Strait to commercial vessels, prompting Trump's celebratory claims while US blockade remains. Oil prices tumble amid cautious optimism.
Australia Offers Assistance in Strait of Hormuz, Fuel Prices to Fall
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announces Australia's readiness to assist in the Strait of Hormuz reopening, with global oil price drops expected to ease fuel costs for Australians within a week.
Iran Opens Strait of Hormuz Amid US Blockade Tensions
Iran announces the Strait of Hormuz is fully open to commercial vessels, but warns it could close again if the US blockade continues, as oil prices drop and regional tensions persist.
Fourth Suspect Held in London Jewish Ambulance Arson Case
Judex Atshatshi, 18, appears in court as prosecutors allege targeted attack on Jewish community after Hatzola ambulances were torched, causing explosions and £1m damage.
Iran Re-Closes Strait of Hormuz Amid US Standoff
Iran has reversed its reopening of the vital Strait of Hormuz, reimposing restrictions after the US maintained its blockade. IRGC forces reportedly fired on a tanker attempting passage, escalating tensions in the region.
Counter-Terror Police Investigate Hendon Arson Attack
Counter-terrorism officers are investigating an attempted arson attack on a business in Hendon, north-west London, noting similarities with recent incidents targeting Jewish-linked premises.
Police Sergeant Feared Paralysis After Sledgehammer Attack
A police sergeant testified she feared her spine was shattered and she might be paralyzed after being struck with a sledgehammer by a Palestine Action activist during a 2024 raid on an Elbit Systems site near Bristol.
Third North London Arson Attack Investigated by Counter-Terror Police
Counter-terrorism officers are investigating a third arson incident in north London in under a month, with the latest attack in Hendon. While not currently linked to terrorism, police note similarities to previous incidents.
Counter-Terror Police Probe Hendon Arson Attack
Counter-terrorism officers are leading an investigation into an arson attack on a Hendon shop, citing similarities with recent incidents in northwest London.
US Navy Denies Food Shortages Amid Hormuz Blockade
US sailors in the Strait of Hormuz report meager food rations and supply shortages, but the Navy denies claims, insisting logistics are robust. Families send aid as tensions escalate.
Iran Closes Strait of Hormuz After US Ceasefire Breach
Iran's military has reimposed control over the Strait of Hormuz, accusing the US of violating the ceasefire deal. The move threatens global energy markets and escalates tensions amid ongoing nuclear negotiations.
Trump Threatens Iran Ceasefire End Amid Hormuz Uncertainty
President Donald Trump has warned he may not extend the temporary ceasefire with Iran if long-term negotiations fail, while conflicting reports emerge about the status of the Strait of Hormuz.
Cartel Kingpin Daniel Kinahan Arrested in Dubai
Alleged Kinahan cartel leader Daniel Kinahan has been arrested in Dubai on serious organized crime charges. Irish police confirm the arrest under a bilateral extradition agreement with the UAE.
Israel's 'Quadruple Tap' Strikes Kill Medics in Lebanon
Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon have killed four paramedics and wounded six in a 'quadruple tap' attack, targeting ambulances and rescuers. The Lebanese health ministry condemns the assaults as violations of international law.
Prison Drug Crisis: Drones Deliver Contraband with Impunity
Chief Inspector Charlie Taylor warns of rampant drug availability in UK prisons, with drones enabling organized crime. Ministers face calls for urgent action amid security failures.
London Arson Attacks on Iranian and Jewish Targets Investigated
Counter-terrorism police are investigating three arson attacks in London targeting an Iranian media outlet and Jewish locations, with arrests made amid fears of foreign state involvement.
Hegseth Quotes Pulp Fiction as Bible Verse in Pentagon Prayer
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth used a fake Bible verse from Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction during a Pentagon prayer session for Iran war troops, sparking controversy and media scrutiny.
Reeves: Defence Boost May Require Cuts to Other Budgets
Chancellor Rachel Reeves indicates welfare and other budgets could face reductions to increase military spending, ruling out tax hikes amid global tensions.
Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire Announced Amid Regional Tensions
A 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon has been declared, potentially easing Middle East tensions and impacting Australia's fuel crisis. The announcement follows weeks of intense bombing in southern Lebanon.
EU to Release €90bn Ukraine Loan Amid Russian Strikes
The EU plans to release a €90bn loan to Ukraine in Q2 as Russia intensifies attacks, with Trump condemning the violence and global leaders warning of Moscow's gains from Middle East conflicts.
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