Naveed Akram in Court for Bondi Beach Shooting Terror Case
Naveed Akram faced court on terror-related charges for the Bondi Beach shooting, with prosecutors alleging a planned attack. The case highlights ongoing security concerns in Australia.
Naveed Akram faced court on terror-related charges for the Bondi Beach shooting, with prosecutors alleging a planned attack. The case highlights ongoing security concerns in Australia.
New South Wales police have launched a major search operation for Chris Baghsarian, a Sydney man reported abducted. Authorities are urging public assistance as they investigate the circumstances of his disappearance.
A glove matching those worn by a masked individual outside Nancy Guthrie's home has been discovered with DNA evidence, as the FBI awaits official test results in the missing mother case.
The Munich Security Conference revealed a transformed global order with America signaling readiness to act alone unless Europe strengthens its defenses, as Russia and China reshape power dynamics.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemns violent protests in Bnei Brak where female soldiers were rescued. At least 22 arrested amid clashes over military service exemptions.
Britain and Germany's top military leaders make unprecedented joint appeal for public support of defense spending increases, warning of Russian threat to Europe's security.
UK and German military leaders issue stark warning about Russia's threat, calling for increased defence spending and European unity to preserve peace through strength and deterrence.
The search for Nancy Guthrie, mother of Today show host Savannah Guthrie, continues into its third week with no arrests. Authorities request home video footage from neighbors as the case draws national attention.
U.S. military personnel have conducted a boarding operation on a second oil tanker connected to Venezuela, escalating maritime enforcement actions amid ongoing sanctions and regional tensions.
Israeli airstrikes in Gaza have killed at least 11 people, including displaced families in a tent encampment, as Israel claims Hamas violated the fragile October ceasefire.
In a significant maritime operation, US forces have boarded a second oil tanker linked to Venezuela in the Indian Ocean, intensifying sanctions enforcement and raising geopolitical tensions in global energy markets.
Yvette Cooper reveals Russia possessed rare frog toxin epibatidine found in Alexei Navalny's body, as UK and allies confirm chemical weapon poisoning.
The United Nations documents mass atrocities by the Rapid Support Forces in Sudan's Al Fashir, including war crimes and possible crimes against humanity.
A UN report details atrocities in Sudan, with over 6,000 killed in three days as the Rapid Support Forces seized Al Fashir, citing war crimes and ethnic violence.
SAS: Who Dares Wins star Jason Fox and his brother Mathieu reflect on their childhood, military service, PTSD, and how they reconnect without the old fights or tree falls.
A crucial Welsh munitions factory at Glascoed remains unopened, delaying a 16-fold boost in UK artillery shell production amid defence spending uncertainties and Ukraine supply needs.
At least 12 Palestinians were killed in Israeli airstrikes across Gaza on Sunday, with military officials citing Hamas violations of the US-brokered ceasefire agreement as justification for the attacks.
British scientists identify rare dart frog toxin in Navalny's body, tracing it to the same Russian institute that developed Novichok nerve agents used in previous attacks.
Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper addresses UK claims that Russia used a dart frog toxin to kill Alexei Navalny, with European allies reporting Russia to chemical weapons watchdog.
Newly obtained photographs and eyewitness testimonies expose the violent suppression of anti-government protests in Iran during January 2026, revealing systematic killings by security forces.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announces a $30 billion investment to build a nuclear submarine construction yard in Adelaide, creating thousands of jobs under the Aukus agreement.
At least 32 people have been killed in simultaneous dawn raids on three communities in Niger state, Nigeria, amid deteriorating security involving militants and armed gangs.
The UK and allies allege the Kremlin used a dart frog poison to kill Alexei Navalny, timing the announcement at the Munich Security Conference to maximize global impact and scrutiny.
Britain and four European allies allege Russia used Epibatidine, a dart frog toxin 100 times more potent than morphine, to assassinate Alexei Navalny, violating international treaties.
The US military conducted more than 30 strikes on Islamic State targets in Syria, responding to a deadly ambush that killed two soldiers and an interpreter. Operations targeted weapons storage and infrastructure.
Armed assailants on motorbikes killed at least 30 people in raids on three villages in Niger State, Nigeria, with residents describing indiscriminate shootings and arson attacks.
Sky News reports that Alexei Navalny may have been killed by a lab-made frog toxin, difficult to detect in routine screens, with deadly effects in humans.
More than 200 children have been killed during Iran's brutal crackdown on protests, with thousands dead overall in the worst unrest since the 1979 revolution.
The Wall Street Journal reports that Anthropic's AI model Claude was deployed in a US military operation in Venezuela, raising ethical concerns over AI use in warfare and compliance with usage policies.
British and allied intelligence reveals Alexei Navalny was poisoned with a deadly neurotoxin from Ecuadorian dart frogs, calling it a 'barbaric' chemical weapon attack by Putin's government.