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.
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.
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke announced a temporary exclusion order against a woman who traveled to Syria under the Abbott government, citing reports of her group preparing to return to Australia.
Analysis of escalating Iran-US tensions, with Supreme Leader Khamenei threatening US warships, Trump's military buildup, and indirect talks progress discussed in a Sky News podcast.
South Korea requests civilians cease flying drones into North Korea after crashes, with investigations underway for aviation law violations and potential ties to former President Yoon Suk Yeol's case.
The U.S. sends refuelling planes to the Middle East as tensions escalate, with experts warning of potential military action and high-stakes brinkmanship.
South Korea's unification minister reveals three civilians flew drones into North Korea on four occasions, prompting investigations and strained inter-Korean ties.
Fifteen US Congress members have written to Secretary of State Marco Rubio, demanding accountability for the nine-month detention and alleged mistreatment of Palestinian-American teenager Mohammed Ibrahim in Israel.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's rumored succession plan for his daughter Kim Ju-ae could trigger a brutal power struggle with his sister Kim Yo Jong, potentially leading to executions and purges.
BAE Systems CEO Charles Woodburn urges ministers to publish the delayed defence investment plan, citing it as a barrier to investment, as the company posts record sales driven by global demand post-Ukraine invasion.
BAE Systems reports record sales and profits as global defense spending rises, with a 10% dividend increase and historic order backlog driven by advanced technologies.
An 18-year-old from Georgia was apprehended after sprinting toward the US Capitol building while armed with a shotgun and wearing tactical gear, dropping his weapon when confronted by police.
One adult among 34 Australian women and children in al-Roj camp faces a temporary exclusion order, while others may re-enter Australia if they arrange their own travel.
A group of 34 Australian women and children, held by Islamic State without charge, have been forced back to a Syrian detention camp after attempting to flee to Australia, sparking intense political debate over citizenship and repatriation.
As US support wanes, European leaders face urgent need for independent defence capabilities. A 'coalition of the willing' emerges as potential framework for future European security architecture.
Authorities report no match for DNA from a glove found near Nancy Guthrie's home, a setback in the search for the missing 84-year-old mother of NBC host Savannah Guthrie.
The National Crime Agency reports a surge in child sexual abuse cases, with 1,000 suspected paedophiles arrested monthly. Online platforms are enabling offenders while tech firms face calls for urgent action.
American forces targeted three alleged drug-smuggling vessels in the eastern Pacific and Caribbean, bringing the total fatalities to 145 since September in Trump's campaign against 'narco-terrorists'.
Essex police are evaluating private flight records at Stansted airport following Gordon Brown's claims that Epstein's jet made 90 UK trips, including post-conviction flights, raising trafficking concerns.
US military forces have conducted strikes on three alleged drug smuggling vessels in the eastern Pacific Ocean and Caribbean Sea, resulting in 11 fatalities. The operations target narco-trafficking routes amid escalating anti-cartel measures.
UK police report a sharp rise in child sexual abuse, with 1,000 paedophile suspects arrested monthly. The National Crime Agency links the increase to technology and online forums normalizing abuse.
The Strait of Hormuz becomes a flashpoint as US and Iranian forces conduct military exercises, with both sides hardening positions amid nuclear deal negotiations.
Tensions between the US and Iran intensify as both nations conduct military exercises in the Strait of Hormuz, with nuclear negotiations at an impasse and threats of conflict rising.
Leaked documents reveal ICE more than tripled its data storage on Microsoft's Azure cloud, fueling surveillance and deportation efforts amid a budget surge and workforce expansion.
A Syrian official confirms al Hol camp is largely empty after escapes, with unreliable records and smuggling networks hindering tracking of former detainees.
The prominent civil rights campaigner and two-time Democratic presidential candidate Jesse Jackson has passed away at 84, leaving a profound legacy of championing racial and economic justice.
The Syrian government acknowledges widespread escapes from al Hol camp, raising security fears as former Kurdish staff warn of tracking and threats from extremists.
Former President Donald Trump issues a stark warning to Iran regarding nuclear negotiations, while Iran closes the Strait of Hormuz for military exercises with Russian and Chinese ships.
The Spanish government is investigating X, Meta, and TikTok for potential criminal liability in AI-generated child sexual abuse content, aiming to protect minors and end platform impunity.
Iranian state media has broadcast a record number of forced televised confessions following a crackdown on dissidents, with over 7,000 killed and 54,000 arrested in anti-regime protests.