Israeli military operations in Lebanon have killed over 1,100 people and displaced a fifth of the population, with occupation threats and attacks on civilian infrastructure raising alarm among human rights groups.
Fans from five African nations qualified for the 2026 World Cup face prohibitive visa bond costs of up to $15,000 under a newly expanded US policy, potentially barring many from attending matches in the United States.
Donald Trump's latest Middle East peace initiative faces widespread skepticism from Iran and analysts, even as the US increases troop deployments for potential ground operations in the region.
The UK government has authorised armed forces to board Russian oil tankers in British waters, escalating efforts to disrupt Moscow's shadow fleet evading sanctions. This move aims to target vessels using false flags to export Russian crude oil.
Iran dismissed a US ceasefire proposal, countering with a five-point plan as diplomatic efforts continue. Tensions rise with attacks in Kuwait and Israel, while Trump claims Iran seeks a deal.
The 2026 US strike on an Iranian primary school, killing up to 180 children, resulted from outdated military databases and compressed targeting systems, not AI errors as widely reported.
Over 90% of Jewish Israelis support the war with Iran, creating a stark contrast with global opposition. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's political standing remains weak despite public backing for the conflict.
Australia joined global condemnation of Iran's attacks at the UN, while a fuel crisis triggered government interventions and wage increase debates to combat soaring energy costs.
The US-Israel war on Iran continues with military strikes, diplomatic maneuvers, and economic impacts. Key updates include Trump's comments, Israeli actions in Isfahan, and global oil price fluctuations.
British armed forces and law enforcement are now permitted to board sanctioned Russian shadow fleet ships in UK waters, as part of efforts to cut funding for Putin's war in Ukraine.
A newly-unsealed ruling reveals an Israeli judge found Walid Ahmad, 17, was starved in detention before his death, though the investigation was closed without criminal charges.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer announces British forces will board and seize Russian shadow fleet vessels in UK waters to enforce sanctions and cut funding for Putin's war in Ukraine.
The White House has issued a stark warning that President Trump will hit Iran 'harder than they have ever been hit before' unless Tehran acknowledges military defeat, amid ongoing talks and regional escalation.
The Independent Office for Police Conduct is investigating how Hertfordshire Constabulary managed sex abuse allegations against influencer Andrew Tate after the case was closed in 2019.
Donald Trump reportedly watches daily two-minute montages of explosions in Iran, raising concerns about his war perspective. Experts warn of strategic vulnerabilities as diplomatic efforts stall.
Mexican military officers displayed confiscated firearms to Baja California Governor Marina del Pilar in Tijuana, highlighting a surge in weapons traced to Arizona, now the top US source for guns fueling Mexico's cartel violence.
UK defence manufacturers are going bankrupt and experiencing 'paralysis' due to repeated delays in the government's defence investment plan, leaving Britain behind global competitors in attracting funding.
Over 60 Labour MPs call on Ofcom to address specific online harms targeting men and boys, including gambling, sextortion, and violent pornography, as part of efforts to combat broader violence against women and girls.
An arson attack on four ambulances belonging to a Jewish charity in north London is under investigation. Authorities are verifying a claim by Harakat Ashab al-Yamin al-Islamia (HAYI), while security sources caution against linking Iran prematurely.
An investigation is ongoing into an arson attack on four ambulances belonging to a Jewish charity in north London, with claims of responsibility by a group called Harakat Ashab al-Yamin al-Islamia (HAYI). Security sources advise caution in linking Iran to
Analysis of US-Israeli airstrikes in Tehran and Trump's potential weekend escalation, with impacts on UK economy and energy markets.
British investigators suspect Iranian intelligence behind the arson attack on Jewish charity ambulances in Golders Green, with experts pointing to Tehran's pattern of low-tech attacks across Europe.
The UK has offered to host an international security summit to develop a plan for reopening the Strait of Hormuz, a key oil shipping lane blocked due to Iran conflict fallout.
Markwayne Mullin was sworn in as Homeland Security secretary by Donald Trump as Senate Republicans proposed a compromise to fund the agency, excluding Democratic immigration reforms.
Anthropic faces the Department of Defense in federal court, challenging a ban on its Claude AI in military applications and alleging unconstitutional punishment.
The Pentagon faces accusations from The New York Times of defying a federal judge's order to restore press access, implementing an 'interim' policy that restricts journalists.
Donald Trump asserts victory in the Iran conflict while the US prepares to deploy additional troops. Iranian officials deny ongoing talks as violence spreads across the Middle East.
Guardian analysis reveals Israel has not prosecuted citizens for killing Palestinian civilians in occupied West Bank since 2020, with former security chiefs warning of 'organized Jewish terrorism' and calling for ICC intervention.
A third man, Deklan Jake Donnelly, has been charged with murder in the alleged kidnapping of 85-year-old Chris Baghsarian in Sydney, a case police say involved mistaken identity.
Moldova declares a 60-day state of emergency in its energy sector after Russian drone attacks in Ukraine sever a key power line to Europe, forcing consumption cuts.