Category : Defence Security


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.

Greenland Crisis: Why Europe's Panic Aids Trump

As European nations deploy troops to Greenland amid Donald Trump's sovereignty demands, Simon Jenkins argues for cool-headed diplomacy over fear-driven escalation. Read the analysis.

Trump pulls back from military intervention in Iran

Analysis of President Trump's volatile approach to Iran, from threats of military strikes to a last-minute diplomatic pullback, and its implications for Middle East stability. Read the full report.

TikToker jailed for downloading bomb-making video

Adam Mahmood, 20, sentenced to four years in youth detention for possessing a terrorist bomb-making guide linked to the Manchester Arena attack. Police found an arsenal of weapons in his bedroom.

Netanyahu's call stopped Trump's Iran air strikes

A dramatic phone call from Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly convinced Donald Trump to call off imminent air strikes on Iran, as tensions soared over mass executions. Read the full report.

Ukrainian cleaner's calm amid drone strike stuns world

Olha, a 59-year-old street sweeper in Lviv, paused only briefly when a Shahed drone detonated nearby before resuming work. Her astonishing resilience, caught on video, has become a symbol of Ukrainian fortitude.

US pulls personnel from Qatar base amid Iran tensions

Key US allies, including Saudi Arabia and Turkey, lobbied against strikes on Iran, leading to a temporary halt. The US withdrew personnel from Al Udeid airbase as regional fears of major conflict grew.

US Defence Dept Renaming Could Cost $125m

A Congressional Budget Office analysis reveals renaming the Pentagon the 'Department of War' may cost up to $125m. Discover the political battle and potential taxpayer impact.

Reservists could be called up for war at 65

The UK government plans to extend the call-up age for armed forces reservists from 55 to 65 and lower the threshold for mobilisation. Find out what this means for national defence.

Pipe bombs found detonated on Canberra footpaths

Police in Canberra are investigating after nearly a dozen pipe bombs were discovered on public footpaths. The public is urged not to touch any suspicious devices and to call triple-zero immediately.

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