UK Must Prepare to Defend Europe Without US, MPs Warn
A parliamentary committee warns that NATO allies must prepare for potential US withdrawal from European defense, citing tensions with the Trump administration.
Category : Defence Security
Australia Could Be Left Without Submarines if Aukus Fails
A senior Australian defence official warns the nation could be left with no submarines if it abandons the Aukus pact, amid concerns over delivery timelines and shipbuilding capacity.
Pentagon May Redirect Ukraine Weapons to Middle East
The Pentagon is reportedly weighing whether to redirect weapons originally meant for Ukraine to the Middle East, as US military stockpiles face strain from the Iran war. Meanwhile, Zelenskyy meets Saudi Crown Prince in Jeddah.
Trump Extends Iran Threat Deadline, Oil Prices React
US President Donald Trump has delayed his threat to attack Iran's energy infrastructure for 10 more days, citing ongoing talks. Oil prices dropped after the announcement, while tensions simmer in the Middle East.
UK and Europe Must Prepare for Defence Without US, MPs Say
A parliamentary committee warns that NATO allies must prepare for a scenario where the US may not defend Europe, urging greater European leadership and reduced dependence on American military support.
Judge Sides with Anthropic in Pentagon AI Speech Rights Dispute
A federal judge in California has temporarily blocked the Pentagon's punitive measures against Anthropic, citing potential First Amendment violations in the AI company's refusal to allow its Claude model in autonomous weapons.
Venezuelans Allege Torture at El Salvador's Cecot Mega-Prison
A petition filed to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights details new allegations of torture, sexual assault, and medical neglect by 18 Venezuelan men deported by the US to El Salvador's Cecot facility, demanding accountability from Salvadorian au
NHS Doctor Charged with Hamas Support and Racial Hatred
A 31-year-old NHS doctor faces terrorism and public order charges for allegedly inviting support for Hamas and stirring up racial hatred through online material and public incidents.
IRGC Commander Tangsiri Killed in Israeli Strike
Alireza Tangsiri, a hardline IRGC naval commander, was killed in an Israeli airstrike in Bandar Abbas. He was known for his strategic focus on the Strait of Hormuz and development of unconventional weapons.
Trump Urges Iran to Negotiate or Face More Assassinations
Donald Trump pressures Iran to end the war, threatening further assassinations as US and Israel intensify strikes. Iran denies seeking a deal and continues retaliatory attacks across the Middle East.
Iran Missile Threat to London: US Warning vs UK Reassurance
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth claims Iran's missiles can reach London, while UK officials downplay immediate threat but confirm defense preparations are in place.
Trump Calls UK Aircraft Carriers 'Toys' Amid NATO Tensions
Donald Trump has mocked British warships as 'toys' while criticizing NATO allies for insufficient involvement in US-Israeli strikes on Iran, escalating tensions with the UK.
Doctors: Israel Repeats Gaza 'Scorched Earth' Policy in Lebanon
British and Lebanese doctors treating Israeli airstrike victims in Lebanon warn of systematic attacks on hospitals and medical staff, mirroring tactics seen in Gaza. They urge international action against violations of humanitarian law.
Old Air War Doctrine Haunts US Strategy in Iran
Donald Trump and Pete Hegseth's aggressive air campaign against Iran echoes Giulio Douhet's 1921 theories, raising questions about the delusion of easy victory from the skies and its historical failures.
Israeli Strike Hits Gaza Camp, Killing at Least One
An Israeli strike targeted the Deir al-Balah camp in Gaza, resulting in at least one fatality and multiple injuries. Witnesses reported receiving evacuation warnings before the attack.
Fire Service Suspect in Probe Over Firefighter's Death in Jenners Blaze
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service has been formally notified it is a suspect in the Crown investigation into firefighter Barry Martin's death during the 2023 Jenners blaze in Edinburgh.
UK Defence Spending Lags Behind NATO Targets, Data Shows
Official NATO figures indicate UK defence spending remains below government targets, raising concerns about funding shortfalls and delayed strategic plans amid economic pressures.
Trump Mocks UK's 'Toy' Aircraft Carriers, Slams NATO
Former US President Donald Trump has insulted Britain's HMS Queen Elizabeth and HMS Prince of Wales as 'toys' compared to American carriers, while criticizing NATO's delayed involvement in Middle East conflicts.
Hegseth Prays for 'Overwhelming Violence' at Pentagon Service
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth prayed for 'overwhelming violence of action' against enemies during a Pentagon religious service, while implementing controversial changes to the military chaplain corps.
Arizona Gun Dealer Charged for Selling to Mexican Cartels
Federal charges against Laurence Gray highlight the ongoing issue of U.S. weapons fueling Mexico's drug war, with Arizona identified as a key source for trafficked firearms.
Police Seek Missing Academic's Bank Data in Essex Case
Essex Police are attempting to access phone and banking records of Vitoria Barreto, a Brazilian psychologist who vanished over three weeks ago, as international data requests pose challenges.
Off Duty: The Crime – Guardian Investigation into Officer Murder
A detailed look at the 2011 murder of off-duty police officer Clifton Lewis in Chicago, the suspects linked to the Spanish Cobras gang, and the Guardian's investigative podcast series.
Sudan Drone Strikes Kill 28 Civilians in Market and Truck Attacks
Two separate drone strikes in Sudan have killed at least 28 civilians, including an infant, as the civil war approaches its fourth year amid a massive humanitarian crisis.
Israel Says It Killed Iranian Commander Who Closed Hormuz Strait
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the elimination of IRGC Navy Commander Alireza Tangsiri, accusing him of leading the closure of the strategic Strait of Hormuz. Iran has not yet confirmed the death.
Starmer: West Faces 'War on Two Fronts' in Ukraine and Iran
Prime Minister Keir Starmer warns Western nations are fighting simultaneous conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East, as he authorizes UK forces to intercept Russian 'shadow fleet' oil tankers.
Bondi Attack Linked to Global Rise in Foiled ISIS Plots
Research indicates the Bondi terror attack occurred amid a significant global increase in thwarted Islamic State-inspired plots, highlighting ongoing extremist threats worldwide.
Abu Dhabi Missile Attack Kills Two, Wounds Three
Two people are dead and three wounded after debris from an intercepted missile struck Abu Dhabi. The incident adds pressure on US President Donald Trump to resolve Middle East conflicts.
Iranians Seek Normal Life as Conflict with Israel Continues
Tehran residents attempt to maintain daily routines despite explosions and airstrikes, with many expressing exhaustion and desire for peace as schools remain closed and society remains deeply divided.
Meta to Pay $375M in Landmark Child Safety Case
A US court orders Meta to pay $375 million after a jury found it enabled child sexual exploitation on Facebook and Instagram, marking a first state-level victory.
Meta Fined $375M in Landmark Child Safety Case
A US court has ordered Meta to pay $375 million after a jury found it enabled child sexual exploitation on Facebook and Instagram, marking a historic legal victory.
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