Iranians Defiant at Funeral for Security Chief and Navy Crew
Massive crowds in Tehran mourn Ali Larijani and ship crew, showcasing enduring support for Iran's government amid war tensions with the US and Israel.
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Michael Clarke on UK's Iran War Readiness in Podcast Q&A
Sky News military analyst Professor Michael Clarke answers listener questions about the UK's preparedness for the Iran conflict, covering HMS Dragon delays and US support.
Retired Officer Denies Chinese Spy Ring Claims in UK Trial
Billy Yuen, a retired police officer, denies running a spy ring for China from London, claiming he's 'quite a boring guy' and only worked due to his wife's urging. He and Peter Wai face charges under the National Security Act 2023.
Met Police Officers Honored for Bravery in Sidcup Attack
Four Metropolitan Police officers have received bravery awards after a violent domestic call in Sidcup left two officers unconscious with serious injuries. The perpetrator was sentenced to 12 years.
Trump NATO Stance and Gulf War Legacy Impact Europe
Analysis of how Donald Trump's NATO policies and the Gulf War's historical context influence current European security dynamics amid tensions with Iran and Russia.
Iranian Strike Hits Near Australian Airbase in UAE, No Injuries
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese confirms an Iranian projectile struck near Australia's Al Minhad airbase in the UAE, damaging facilities but causing no Australian casualties. He maintains Australia is not at war with Iran despite escalating regional tensi
Ali Larijani's Death: Guardian Interview Shows His Western Hostility Fears
An analysis of Ali Larijani's 2006 Guardian interview reveals his deep-seated belief in Western hostility toward Iran, now tragically validated by his death in an Israeli airstrike.
Trump's Limits on US Power Revealed in Iran and Trade
Donald Trump's actions in Iran and trade policy highlight the constraints of US power, as economic interdependence and military miscalculations undermine his 'America First' doctrine.
USS Gerald R. Ford to Crete for Repairs After Mishaps
The US Navy's largest aircraft carrier, USS Gerald R. Ford, will sail to Crete for repairs following a fire that injured sailors and persistent toilet system failures, raising concerns about crew morale during its extended deployment.
Israel's 'Gaza Model' Threatens Lebanon, Global Reaction Slow
As Israel escalates strikes in Lebanon, aiming to replicate Gaza's devastation, genocide warnings sound. With over 1,000 dead and millions displaced, global sanctions are urged to prevent further atrocities.
Beirut Building Collapses After Israeli Strike
A multistorey building in Beirut's Bashoura neighborhood collapsed after being hit by missiles. The Israeli military had issued an evacuation warning earlier.
Mullin's DHS Nomination Hearing Amid Homeland Security Shutdown
The Senate homeland security committee will hold a confirmation hearing for Markwayne Mullin, Trump's nominee for DHS secretary, as Democrats force a partial shutdown over immigration enforcement demands.
Iranian Missile Strike Kills Two in Central Israel
A barrage of Iranian missiles struck Ramat Gan, east of Tel Aviv, killing two people. The attack follows Israel and US strikes on Iran last month, escalating a war that has claimed over 2,200 lives across the Middle East.
US Spent $11.3B in Iran War Week, Surpassing Health Budgets
The Pentagon revealed the US spent $11.3 billion on military operations against Iran in just six days, exceeding annual budgets for EPA, CDC, and National Cancer Institute combined.
Israel's Killing of Bridge-Builder Larijani Escalates Iran War
The assassination of Iran's top security official Ali Larijani by Israel worsens the US-Israeli bombing campaign, undermining ceasefire hopes and fueling a forever war strategy criticized by experts.
US Embassy Fire in Baghdad as Trump Criticizes NATO Allies
Flames engulfed a structure at the US embassy in Baghdad early Tuesday, coinciding with Trump's criticism of NATO allies over Iran tensions and a judge's order to reinstate Voice of America staff.
Israel Claims Killing of Iran's Intelligence Minister Khatib
Israel claims to have eliminated Iran's intelligence minister Esmail Khatib in an overnight strike, marking the third senior Iranian figure killed within 24 hours as Middle East tensions escalate dramatically.
Mullin's Military Claims Questioned Before DHS Hearing
Oklahoma Senator Markwayne Mullin faces scrutiny over cryptic claims about overseas experience as his nomination for Homeland Security chief approaches.
US Contractors Stranded in Iraq Under Imminent Attack Threat
Over 200 American contractors are trapped at a military base near Baghdad with no evacuation plan, fearing attacks from Iran-backed militants post-Ramadan, amid escalating regional tensions.
Police Overuse Surveillance Powers, Ombudsman Reports
The Commonwealth Ombudsman reveals NSW police are monitoring phones and computers for minor crimes, while Victoria and Queensland police fail to keep adequate records, raising privacy concerns.
Iranian Missile Hits UAE Base with UK, US, Australian Troops
An Iranian missile struck Al Minhad Air Base in the UAE, housing Western troops, amid broader attacks across Gulf nations, raising regional tensions.
AI Facial Recognition Leads to Wrongful Arrest of Innocent Man
A 26-year-old software engineer was arrested after police AI facial recognition mistakenly identified him as a jewelry thief, highlighting racial bias and flaws in the technology.
Met Police Officer Accused of Domestic Abuse and Fraud
A Metropolitan Police officer is on trial for allegedly assaulting his girlfriend, coercive behavior, and defrauding multiple women to fund his gambling addiction, as detailed in Southwark Crown Court proceedings.
US Fires 5,000lb Penetrator Bombs on Iran's Coastal Targets
The US military has utilized GBU-72 Advanced 5k Penetrator bombs, known as 'bunker busters,' to strike hardened Iranian missile installations along the Strait of Hormuz. These massive weapons are designed to penetrate deep underground before detonating.
Iran Launches Cluster Bomb Strikes on Israel in Revenge Attack
Iran launched retaliatory missile strikes with cluster munitions on Israel, killing two people, following the death of security chief Ali Larijani in an Israeli attack.
Dubai Arrests Over War Content May Trigger Travel Bans, Interpol
Human rights campaigners warn that arrests in Dubai for sharing war-related content are escalating, with potential consequences including job losses, travel bans, and Interpol Red Notices as civil cases turn criminal.
US-Israel Military Moves Heighten Middle East Conflict
Recent US troop deployments and Israeli ground operations in Lebanon signal a dangerous escalation in Middle East tensions, with experts analyzing implications for regional stability and peace prospects.
UN Warns Naval Escorts May Target Tankers for Iran
The head of the International Maritime Organisation cautions that naval convoys in the Strait of Hormuz could escalate risks, urging de-escalation as the only sustainable solution to reopen the vital shipping lane amid ongoing conflict.
Tel Aviv Attack: Humanity's Struggle in Middle East War
The recent assault on Tel Aviv highlights the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict, raising urgent questions about humanity and regional stability in the Middle East.
Trump Counter-Terrorism Chief Quits Over Iran War
Joe Kent, director of the National Counterterrorism Center, resigned in protest of the Iran war, citing Israeli pressure and claiming Iran posed no imminent threat to the US.
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