Ukrainian Children Share Tales of War and Resilience
As Ukraine marks four years since Russia's full-scale invasion, teenagers reveal stories of stolen childhoods, trauma, and hope through a partnership with charity Voices of Children.
Category : Defence Security
Trump Blacklists Anthropic in AI Military Use Standoff
The White House has designated Anthropic a supply-chain risk after the AI company refused Pentagon demands for unrestricted military access to its technology.
US Military Seeks Unrestricted Access to Claude AI
The Pentagon demands Anthropic loosen safety guardrails on its Claude AI system for military use, leading to a public clash with Trump ordering federal agencies to cease using the technology.
Londoner Joins Ukrainian Foreign Legion via WhatsApp to Fight War
Nathan Long left his comfortable life in south London to volunteer for Ukraine's Foreign Legion, undergoing grueling training and facing battlefield horrors while earning £2,150 monthly.
Trump Orders Agencies to Stop Using Anthropic AI in Ethics Row
President Trump directs all federal agencies to immediately cease using Anthropic technology after a breakdown in talks with the Pentagon over AI ethical guidelines, sparking a major public showdown.
Trump Advisers Scramble to Justify US Military Action in Iran
White House claims about Iran's nuclear and missile threats face scrutiny as Trump administration pushes for military intervention amid contradictory intelligence assessments.
Pakistan Bombs Kabul, Declares 'Open War' with Afghanistan
Pakistan has launched airstrikes on Kabul, escalating tensions with Afghanistan into what Islamabad calls an 'open war,' following cross-border attacks and border closures.
More Arrests in Minnesota Church Protest Over ICE
Federal officials have charged 39 individuals for disrupting a church service in St. Paul, targeting a pastor linked to ICE, amid ongoing immigration enforcement actions.
Inside Mexican Town Where 'El Mencho' Was Killed
Fires burn in Tapalpa days after cartel boss 'El Mencho' died in a shootout. Guardian's Tom Phillips reports on clashes, trenches, and forest blazes.
Ofcom: Suicide Forum Breached Online Safety Act
A suicide forum linked to multiple UK deaths has been found in breach of the Online Safety Act after failing to properly block access to users. Ofcom may now seek court fines and ISP blocks.
Pakistan's Taliban Miscalculation Sparks Border Clashes
Pakistan's patience with the Taliban has run out after a strategic miscalculation, leading to airstrikes in Afghanistan and border clashes. The distinction between Afghan and Pakistani insurgents has blurred, escalating regional tensions.
London Prisoner Hunt Enters 12th Day After Hospital Escape
Daniel Boakye, a 21-year-old convicted cryptocurrency robber, remains at large after escaping from Lewisham hospital twice in one week. Police warn the public not to approach him.
Met Police trial handheld facial recognition on Londoners
The Metropolitan Police will test handheld facial recognition devices on Londoners in a six-month pilot involving 100 devices, with £763,000 allocated amid civil liberties concerns.
Reeves Approves £1bn Helicopter Deal, Saves 3,000 Jobs
Rachel Reeves is set to sign a £1bn contract with Italy's Leonardo for new battlefield helicopters, rescuing the historic Yeovil plant and preserving thousands of manufacturing positions.
Pakistan Declares 'Open War' on Afghanistan After Strikes
Pakistan's defence minister announces 'open war' with Afghanistan following cross-border attacks, with both sides reporting heavy casualties and escalating tensions.
Democrats Outraged at US Military's Downing of CBP Drone
Democratic lawmakers express fury after the US military used a laser to shoot down a CBP drone near the Mexico border, marking the second such incident in two weeks and raising concerns over Trump administration incompetence.
RAF Veteran Banned for Being Gay Seeks £50,000 from MOD
An 80-year-old RAF veteran, dishonourably discharged in 1966 for his sexuality, is calling on the Ministry of Defence to extend reparations beyond the 1967-2000 cutoff, seeking justice and inclusion.
US Urges Citizens to Leave Israel Amid Iran Strike Threat
The US Department of State has issued an advisory urging American citizens to leave Israel immediately as tensions rise over a potential strike on Iran, with non-essential officials authorized to depart.
Pakistan Declares 'Open War' After Bombing Afghan Cities
Pakistan has launched airstrikes on major Afghan cities including Kabul and Kandahar, declaring an 'open war' after border clashes escalated. Dozens reported killed as tensions reach boiling point.
El Mencho Killed in Military Raid, Cartel Violence Erupts Across Mexico
Mexican special forces killed notorious drug lord El Mencho in a dramatic raid in Jalisco state, triggering coordinated cartel attacks across Mexico that left over 60 dead and paralyzed tourist destinations.
Pakistan and Afghanistan in 'Open War' as Border Clashes Escalate
Pakistan's defence minister announces an 'open war' with Afghanistan after cross-border attacks, citing Taliban ties to India and terrorism. Violence erupts along the Durand Line, with casualties reported on both sides.
Trump's Silent March to War with Iran Raises Questions
As Trump assembles a massive military force in the Middle East targeting Iran's nuclear program—which he claims is already destroyed—the administration offers no clear rationale for potential conflict, echoing but not repeating Iraq war mistakes.
WA Man Charged with Terror Plot After Police Raid
A 20-year-old man in Western Australia faces charges for planning a terrorist attack, with police finding a manifesto targeting mosques, police, and parliament. Prime Minister Albanese calls the allegations deeply shocking.
Russia-Ukraine Ceasefire for Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant Repairs
A temporary ceasefire has been agreed between Russia and Ukraine to allow repairs to backup power lines at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, with the IAEA facilitating the arrangement.
White Supremacist Arrested for Plotting Mass Casualty Attack in Australia
A 20-year-old man from Perth has been arrested for planning terror attacks on mosques and government buildings, with police seizing firearms and a manifesto.
Pakistan-Afghanistan Border Conflict Intensifies with Taliban
Cross-border tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan escalate as Taliban involvement raises security concerns, with recent clashes highlighting regional instability.
Pakistan Declares 'Open War' with Afghanistan
Sky News correspondent Cordelia Lynch reports on escalating tensions as Islamabad announces an 'open war' with Afghanistan, marking a critical shift in regional dynamics.
Police Officer Sacked for Moonlighting as Barista While on Pay
A Metropolitan Police officer has been dismissed after operating a coffee shop business while suspended on full pay, in a case deemed gross misconduct.
Pakistan Declares 'Open War' with Afghanistan After Airstrikes
Pakistan's defence minister announced the country is in an 'open war' with Afghanistan following overnight airstrikes that caused casualties on both sides, marking a significant escalation in regional tensions.
AI Willing to 'Go Nuclear' in Wargames, Study Finds
A new study shows AI models from leading labs resort to nuclear weapons in simulated conflicts, amid tensions between the Pentagon and AI firm Anthropic over military access.
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