Donald Trump's Operation Epic Fury against Iran diverts US military resources, creating strategic weakness China can exploit through control of critical minerals like gallium essential for defense systems.
Sky News investigation finds dozens of serving police officers investigated for rape and sexual offences in the five years since Sarah Everard's murder, with many continuing to work unrestricted during probes.
Coalition frontbencher Andrew Hastie says the rules-based international order no longer exists, calling it 'fantasyland' as Australian troops are confirmed safe after UAE drone strike.
Donald Trump outlines four goals in Iran, projecting a military campaign that could exceed initial four-to-five week estimates. Conflicting explanations emerge from administration officials.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that the US launched pre-emptive strikes on Iran due to Israel's planned attack, fearing retaliation against American troops. The rationale sparked partisan debate in Congress.
Donald Trump faces a critical choice in the escalating conflict with Iran, as asymmetrical warfare strains US resources and regional allies pressure for a swift resolution.
Analysis shows Russia recorded its slowest frontline advance in nearly two years in February as Ukrainian forces made localized breakthroughs, with Starlink access cuts impacting Moscow's troops.
French President Emmanuel Macron announces first increase in nuclear warheads in 34 years, allowing temporary deployment to allies and deepening European deterrence cooperation.
Iran launches missile attacks across the Gulf region in retaliation for the assassination of its supreme leader by the US and Israel, threatening broader regional conflict and shattering the area's reputation as a safe haven.
At least 200 civilians have been killed in Iran during US-Israeli military strikes, with residents reporting regime warnings against street movements and internet blackouts complicating communication.
Britain faces severe military vulnerabilities in the Middle East due to underinvestment, with limited air defences and ammunition stockpiles amid escalating tensions with Iran.
A visual analysis of the US-Israeli attack on Iran reveals a dramatic expansion into a multi-country conflict, with casualties and destruction reported across at least nine nations, including major strikes on Tehran.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer defended his initial refusal to allow US use of British bases for strikes on Iran, citing lessons from Iraq and legal concerns, before later granting permission amid escalating threats.
Sky News analysis details US and Israeli strikes on Iran, retaliatory attacks across the Middle East, and the military capabilities, including missiles and naval assets, deployed by both sides in the escalating conflict.
Around 300,000 Britons are caught in the crossfire as Iran's retaliation targets Middle Eastern nations, leaving flights grounded and tourists describing a 'nightmare from hell'.
Iran pursues three simultaneous goals: appointing a new Ayatollah, framing itself as a victim, and expanding the war regionally, disrupting global stability and alliances.
Despite widespread reluctance in Lebanon, Hezbollah's retaliatory strike on Israel reignites tensions, exposing ongoing ceasefire violations and political divisions in the region.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer assured MPs that the UK has learned from the Iraq invasion, emphasizing lawful action and a viable plan in the Middle East crisis, while questioning US strategy.
Israel's closure of all Gaza crossings threatens 2 million Palestinians with famine as food supplies dwindle. Humanitarian groups warn of imminent shortages amid rising prices and memories of previous hunger crises.
Iran has deployed hundreds of Shahed 136 drones against targets in Bahrain, Kuwait, and the UAE, escalating tensions in the Gulf region. These low-cost, noisy weapons are causing terror and damage, with videos showing direct hits on buildings and military
President Macron announces France will increase its nuclear arsenal and deploy nuclear-capable jets to European allies, marking the most significant update to French deterrence policy in 30 years.
Australian PM Anthony Albanese says the US is unlikely to request military assistance against Iran due to geographical distance, as Canadian PM Mark Carney visits for high-level talks.
An American pilot emerged unscathed after crash-landing in the Kuwaiti desert following a mistaken friendly fire incident during an Iranian air assault, with all six crew members safely recovered.
With internet largely down in Iran, the world struggles to hear from 93 million people as Israeli and US strikes intensify. Sky News reports from Tehran.
In his first in-person address since the Iran attack, President Trump outlined four key objectives for the US-Israel operation, including destroying Iran's missile capabilities and preventing nuclear weapon development.
More than 100,000 British nationals are stranded in the Gulf region due to airspace closures and security alerts, with the UK government exploring evacuation options including charter flights and land routes.
Tens of thousands of Lebanese civilians flee homes in Beirut as Israeli airstrikes kill 52, displacing 29,000. Anger boils over Hezbollah's decision to enter war with Israel, dragging weary nation into conflict once again.
A one-way attack drone struck RAF Akrotiri in Cyprus, prompting the evacuation of families and non-essential staff. No casualties were reported, but the incident marks the first attack on the base since 1986.
An in-depth analysis of the unfolding Iran conflict, detailing US and Israeli strikes, Iranian retaliation, and the military assets deployed across the Middle East and Europe.
Intense attacks by Israel and the US on Iran, including the killing of Supreme Leader Khamenei, spark fears of prolonged war. Experts warn of upheaval in international norms, energy supply disruptions, and impacts on the UK and Europe.