US-Europe Military Plan for Russia Ceasefire Breaches
Ukraine and Western allies have reportedly agreed to a phased military response if Russia violates future ceasefire agreements, with US involvement triggered after three days of attacks.
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Met Police Sergeant Sacked Over Gaza Social Media Posts
A Metropolitan Police detective sergeant has been dismissed after sharing overtly political social media posts about Gaza, including content deemed antisemitic by a misconduct panel.
Trump's Iran Policy: Legacy of Escalation and Instability
Analysis of Donald Trump's aggressive stance towards Iran, its impact on Middle East stability, and the ongoing debate over regime change strategies in US foreign policy.
Robber Jailed for Anya Taylor-Joy London Bedroom Break-In Attempt
Career criminal Kirk Holdrick receives additional three-year sentence for attempting to smash into Hollywood star Anya Taylor-Joy's London bedroom during terrifying 2023 home invasion.
Police Bail Scrutiny After Alleged Triple Murder
Police face scrutiny over granting bail to Julian Ingram before he allegedly murdered three people, including his pregnant ex-partner, in Lake Cargelligo, NSW.
Kyiv Hit by Russian Missile Attack, Casualties Reported
The Ukrainian capital Kyiv has been targeted in a major Russian missile strike, with reports of significant damage and civilian casualties emerging from the scene.
If Russia Wins: A Year On, Warnings Intensify
One year after Carlo Masala's book 'If Russia Wins' warned of Western complacency, its scenarios on Russian aggression and NATO weakness are more urgent than ever in global security debates.
Police Probe Disappearance of TV Host's Mother in Arizona
Authorities in Arizona are investigating the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, 84, mother of US TV presenter Savannah Guthrie, after she vanished from her home near Tucson.
DOJ Takes Down Epstein Files Over Victim ID Errors
The US Justice Department has removed thousands of documents from its Epstein case release after sensitive victim information was inadvertently exposed, sparking legal outcry.
Rafah Crossing Reopening: Only Five Patients Evacuated
The reopening of the Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt has been fraught with delays and restrictions, with only five critically ill patients evacuated on the first day despite thousands needing urgent medical care.
Iran Ready for US Nuclear Talks as Tensions Escalate
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi announces readiness for diplomatic negotiations with the US on nuclear programme, as American forces gather in region.
Rafah Border Reopening Symbolic Despite Low Traffic
The Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt has reopened for limited traffic, with ambulances waiting to transport critically ill patients for treatment.
Iran-US Tensions: Critical Week for War or Diplomacy
The next seven days could determine whether Iran and the US head towards conflict or a diplomatic breakthrough, with high-stakes military and economic implications.
Officer to Quit as Paedophile Avoids Prison for Boy's Abuse
A Met Police officer said he would 'actually quit' after a judge gave a suspended sentence to a paedophile who sexually assaulted a 12-year-old boy at a North London school.
Russian Captain Guilty in Fatal UK Ship Crash
Vladimir Motin found guilty of killing crew member after his container ship collided with an oil tanker near the Humber estuary in a preventable tragedy.
US Firm's Gaza Plan: 300% Profits, 7-Year Monopoly
A US disaster response firm submitted a proposal to White House officials guaranteeing 300% returns and a seven-year monopoly over Gaza aid logistics under Trump's Board of Peace.
Inuit March Against Trump's Greenland Push
Iqaluit residents stage solidarity march as Indigenous communities across the Arctic condemn US attempts to control Greenland, fearing a return to colonial-era imperialism.
Police Officer Fired for Harassing Driving School Boss
A Kent Police sergeant has been dismissed without notice after waging a five-month campaign of abuse against a driving school owner when his son missed a course.
Scottish Labour Vows Transgender Prison Ban if Elected
Anas Sarwar commits to making Scottish prisons single-sex based on biological sex within days if Labour wins power, amid ongoing legal challenges over transgender prisoner placement.
Phone Theft Warning at Brooklyn Concerts
A cybersecurity expert advises concertgoers to avoid holding phones overhead due to theft risks and view obstruction, as Brooklyn venues report mass phone thefts.
Israel Reopens Rafah Crossing for Gaza Medical Cases
Israel has reopened Gaza's Rafah border crossing with Egypt for limited medical evacuations, allowing 50 Palestinians daily amid a healthcare crisis where thousands await treatment.
Journalist Arrests Threaten First Amendment Freedoms
The arrests of journalists Don Lemon and Georgia Fort for covering a protest represent a dangerous escalation in attacks on press freedom and constitutional rights in the US.
China Executes Four Over Myanmar Scam Syndicate
Four individuals have been executed in China for running a massive Myanmar-based scam and gambling operation worth over $4 billion, involving kidnappings and deaths.
NBPA Leader Alleges Campaign to Silence Him
Andy George, president of the National Black Police Association, claims he faces victimisation and discrimination through misconduct probes and pressure to return to core duties.
Israel Reopens Gaza-Egypt Border with Security Caps
Israel has reopened the Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt in a limited capacity, coordinating with Egypt and the EU. Movement is restricted to foot traffic with security clearances and caps on travellers.
Fresh Search for Dezi Freeman in Victoria's High Country
Victoria police have launched a major new search for Dezi Freeman, who allegedly killed two officers last August. Authorities are exploring three scenarios regarding his fate in the state's rugged high country terrain.
War Crimes Surge Pushes International Law to Breaking Point
A major study covering 23 conflicts finds over 100,000 civilian deaths annually, with Gaza, Ukraine, and DRC among the worst affected, highlighting systemic failures.
DRC Families Escape M23 Fighting to Burundi Refugee Camps
Thousands of Congolese displaced by M23 rebel advances describe perilous escapes, facing disease and shortages in Burundi's overcrowded refugee camps, with personal stories of loss and resilience.
Kyiv Power Cuts: Residents Queue for Meals Amid War
Ukrainian civilians face freezing temperatures and planned outages after Russian attacks, as peace talks are rescheduled and a drone strike kills miners.
Agents Named in Alex Pretti Shooting
Two federal agents have been identified in the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, sparking protests and a civil rights investigation.
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