Australian Federal Police Commissioner Krissy Barrett reveals details of the arrest of former soldier Ben Roberts-Smith at Sydney airport, facing charges for war crimes in Afghanistan.
Ben Roberts-Smith, Australia's most decorated living soldier, has been arrested at Sydney airport and charged with five war crime murders in Afghanistan. He denies all allegations.
Israel's military issues a stark warning to Iranian citizens to avoid railway travel as President Trump threatens to destroy Iran's power plants and bridges unless a deal is reached by Tuesday evening deadline.
Militant neo-Nazi active clubs from across the US participate in combat events at a Virginia compound run by the Wolves of Vinland, a white nationalist hate group. Participants include a teacher, ex-police officer, and EMT, raising expert concerns about p
Minneapolis released security footage challenging ICE's narrative of a January shooting involving two Venezuelan men, leading to dropped charges and a federal perjury investigation into officers.
Donald Trump issued dire warnings as U.S. and Israeli strikes targeted Iranian infrastructure ahead of a critical deadline, with attacks on railways, bridges, and oil facilities escalating tensions.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage stated he would permit Donald Trump to use British military bases for attacks on Iranian civilian infrastructure if the US president provides clear objectives and an exit strategy.
Former Australian soldier Ben Roberts-Smith appears in criminal court facing five counts of war crime murder, with potential life sentences if convicted. The case follows his lost defamation trial.
A police officer has been sentenced to prison for causing a fatal crash while speeding to a choking baby incident, sparking a family's plea for leniency.
US-Israeli forces attacked Iran's Kharg Island, a vital oil terminal, as Trump issued threats to destroy it unless the Strait of Hormuz reopens. The strike has global energy market implications.
Donald Trump's incendiary rhetoric on Iran raises fears of nuclear escalation, as experts debate the likelihood of such actions and their catastrophic implications.
Nick Pope, the former Ministry of Defence UFO investigator known as the 'real-life Fox Mulder,' has passed away at 60 after battling cancer, leaving a legacy in ufology.
Large explosions reported on Iran's Kharg Island, a key oil export hub, just hours before Trump's deadline to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Iranian media blames US-Israeli attacks, sparking threats from the Revolutionary Guard.
Turkish police neutralized three gunmen after a firefight outside the Israeli consulate in Istanbul. Two officers sustained minor injuries in the incident, which authorities are investigating as a terrorist attack.
Mojtaba Khamenei, Iran's new Supreme Leader, is reportedly unconscious and unable to make decisions, with intelligence revealing severe medical issues. His father's death and family tragedy add to the political turmoil.
Ben Roberts-Smith, Australia's most decorated living soldier, has been arrested and charged with murdering five unarmed civilians in Afghanistan, facing potential stripping of his Victoria Cross.
US President Donald Trump has stated he is 'not at all' worried about committing war crimes in his latest threats against Iran, demanding the Strait of Hormuz be reopened or facing destruction of bridges and power plants.
The Israeli military has issued an urgent warning in Farsi, advising Iranian citizens to avoid all train travel until 21:00 Iran time, citing severe safety risks.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has reiterated his proposal for a mutual ceasefire during Orthodox Easter, while reporting new attacks and international developments in the conflict.
Former Australian soldier Ben Roberts-Smith has been arrested at Sydney airport, facing five counts of war crime murder related to his service in Afghanistan. This follows a failed defamation case against newspapers that alleged he committed atrocities.
Hungary has placed a key natural gas pipeline under military protection after explosives were found near the Serbian border. Prime Minister Viktor Orbán faces accusations of a false-flag operation ahead of a tight election.
Legal experts warn Trump's threats to bomb Iran's infrastructure are illegal, forcing US military officers to choose between disobedience and war crimes.
President Trump asserts without evidence that Iranian civilians support US infrastructure attacks, dismissing concerns about potential war crimes as Democratic lawmakers voice alarm.
President Trump warns Iran could be eliminated in one night, sets Tuesday deadline for deal. He also threatens to jail journalists to uncover source of missing airman report.
Analysis reveals UK defence spending faces £28bn shortfall over four years as Keir Starmer's government struggles to meet NATO commitments amid economic pressures and geopolitical tensions.
Donald Trump has pledged to target a leaker who disclosed details of a US air force rescue mission in Iran, putting an injured colonel at risk. The president described Operation Epic Fury as successful but condemned the media leak for complicating efforts
Police data reveals a dramatic rise in stalking offences, with experts citing increased awareness and digital tracking as key factors driving the epidemic.
Donald Trump's vulgar Truth Social post on Easter Sunday, threatening Iran, has ignited fears of escalating conflict and raised questions about his 'madman theory' approach to foreign policy.
Jamie Fountain and Ellie Ireland appear in court charged with multiple offenses following a collision that killed 13-year-old Noah Campbell and seriously injured two other boys in Flitwick.
Mediators from Pakistan, Egypt, and Turkey propose an immediate ceasefire to halt the five-week war, while Trump threatens to bomb Iran's power plants if the Strait of Hormuz isn't opened.