Lebanon's Shattered Lives: Civilian Toll in Israeli Strikes
A visual chronicle of devastation in Lebanon as Israeli airstrikes leave homes destroyed, families displaced, and communities grieving under a fragile ceasefire agreement.
Category : Defence Security
Thai Army Volunteer Enlistments Jump 22% Amid Border Conflict
Nearly 50,000 men volunteered for the Royal Thai Army this year, a 22% increase from 2025. Analysts cite border conflicts with Cambodia, economic struggles, and social media campaigns as key factors driving this trend.
Roberts-Smith Granted Bail in War Crimes Case with Strict Conditions
Former Australian soldier Ben Roberts-Smith has been granted bail under strict conditions while facing five war crime murder charges. The Victoria Cross recipient must report to police three times weekly.
Ben Roberts-Smith Granted Bail in War Crimes Case
Former childcare worker faces 129 new charges, Albanese addresses refinery fire, Trump criticizes Australia, and Harry and Meghan meet Bondi survivors.
Roberts-Smith Charged with War Crime Murder Over Afghan Executions
Former Australian SAS corporal Ben Roberts-Smith faces five war crime murder charges for allegedly ordering and participating in executions of unarmed civilians in Afghanistan, according to court documents.
Gamified Bondi Terror Attack Versions Circulate Online, eSafety Says
Australia's eSafety commissioner has identified gamified versions of the December Bondi terror attack circulating online, alongside numerous complaints about footage on major platforms and fringe sites.
Police Probe Discarded Items Near Israeli Embassy in London
Counter-terrorism officers are assessing discarded items in Kensington Gardens near the Israeli embassy. Police urge public to avoid the area as they investigate a video claiming drone attacks.
ICE Hiring Spree Led to Questionable Recruits, Investigation Shows
An investigation reveals that ICE's rapid expansion under the Trump administration resulted in hiring recruits with patchy records, including bankruptcies and allegations of misconduct, raising concerns about vetting standards.
Short-Term FISA Extension Struggles in Senate Vote
The short-term extension of FISA Section 702, passed by the House, now faces an uphill battle in the Senate as lawmakers race against a Monday deadline.
Russia Threatens UK Drone Sites With Potential Strikes
Russia has identified four UK locations as potential military targets for supporting Ukrainian drone production, warning that strikes could 'become a reality' in escalating European tensions.
Airline Worker Arrested in Dubai Over Private WhatsApp Clip
An airline employee in Dubai was arrested after police hacked a private WhatsApp group, finding a clip of an Iranian drone strike. The case highlights UAE surveillance and vague cybercrime laws.
Kensington Gardens Closed After Drone Threat Video Targets Israeli Embassy
Counter-terrorism police have launched an urgent investigation and closed Kensington Gardens after a video emerged online claiming drones with dangerous substances targeted the Israeli Embassy in London.
White House Wii Sports Video Criticized by Japan Over Iran War
Japan's Foreign Affairs Committee criticizes the White House for using Nintendo's Wii Sports in a propaganda video promoting the Iran war, citing copyright infringement concerns.
Met Police Officer Guilty of Rapes via Dating Apps
A Metropolitan Police officer who worked on domestic abuse cases has been convicted of multiple rapes and sexual assaults after meeting victims through online dating apps.
Three Charged in Wembley Arson Attack on Persian Media
Three individuals, including a teenager, face charges for an attempted arson attack on a Persian media organization in Wembley. Counter-terror police investigate separate incidents across north London.
Three Charged Over Attempted Arson at Persian Media Firm
Two men and a teenage boy face charges of arson with intent to endanger life after an alleged attack on a Persian media organization in Wembley, with Counter Terror Police investigating.
Australia Increases Defense Budget by $53 Billion
Defense Minister Richard Marles announces a $53 billion increase in defense spending over the next decade, bringing Australia's military budget to 3% of GDP by 2033, amid pressure from Donald Trump.
Journalist Arrested After Filming ICE Protest at Church
Independent reporter Georgia Fort was arrested by federal agents for covering a protest at a St. Paul church, raising concerns about press freedom and First Amendment rights under the Trump administration.
US Plans Anti-Mine Operations in Strait of Hormuz
Donald Trump announces plans to clear Iranian mines in the Strait of Hormuz, using advanced uncrewed systems while navigating risks in the strategic waterway.
José Andrés Warns of Global Famine from Iran War Impact
World Central Kitchen founder José Andrés warns that disruptions in fertilizer trade from the Iran war could trigger a multi-year global famine by 2026-2027, urging a 3% 'peace tax' on GDP to address hunger.
Trump's Iran Dilemma: A Path to Peace Amidst Tensions
As tensions escalate over the Strait of Hormuz, a framework emerges for US-Iran negotiations. With deadlines looming and war risks high, compromise is essential for both Washington and Tehran to avoid full-scale conflict.
Three Arrested After Arson Attempt at Persian Media Office
A teenager and two men have been arrested following an alleged arson attempt at a Persian media organization's office in Wembley, London. No injuries or damage were reported, and police are not treating it as terrorism.
Hegseth: US 'Locked and Loaded' to Destroy Iran Energy Grid
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth declared America is 'locked and loaded' to finish destroying Iran's energy infrastructure while comparing journalists to biblical Pharisees during a Pentagon briefing.
Russia's Deadliest Ukraine Attack This Year Kills 17
Russia launched nearly 700 drones and dozens of missiles in its deadliest attack on Ukraine this year, killing at least 17 people and injuring over 100 across multiple cities.
Zelenskyy: Russia 'Does Not Deserve' Sanctions Easing After Strikes
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy insists sanctions against Russia must remain after overnight attacks killed 16 people and wounded 100, with nearly 700 drones and missiles launched.
Defence Secretary Uses Pulp Fiction Verse in Prayer
Pete Hegseth, US Secretary of Defence, recited a fake Bible verse from Pulp Fiction during a Pentagon prayer service, sparking controversy over his Christian nationalist stance and the Iran War.
Counter Terror Police Investigate Arson Attempt in Wembley
Three suspects arrested after an ignited container was thrown at a Persian language media organisation in Wembley. Counter terror police are investigating but not treating it as terrorism.
UK Security Expert Calls for Iron Dome to Protect London
Lord Sedwill warns that London and other UK cities need missile defense systems similar to Israel's Iron Dome amid growing threats from Iran and Russia.
Police Withhold Suspect Descriptions After Epsom Rape
Surrey Police have not released descriptions of 'several men' suspected of raping a woman in Epsom, citing insufficient information. They warn against speculation as protests erupted demanding details.
Iran's AI Meme War: Trump Turned into Minion in Viral Clip
Iranian embassies globally share AI-generated videos depicting Donald Trump as a Minion failing to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, escalating a digital propaganda campaign amid Middle East tensions.
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