Epstein's Alleged Russian 'Honeytrap Empire' for Putin
Intelligence sources suggest Jeffrey Epstein's crimes may have been part of a Russian 'honeytrap operation', with alleged ties to Moscow, Israel, and high-profile figures.
Category : Defence Security
Iran Warns of Regional War as Trump Sends Warships
Iran's Supreme Leader warns that US military action could spark a regional war, as President Trump confirms deployment of powerful warships while declining to reveal final decision.
Gaza's Rafah Crossing Reopens for Medical Evacuations
Preparations begin to reopen Gaza's Rafah border crossing with Egypt, allowing up to 20,000 Palestinians to leave for urgent medical care abroad under strict security checks.
Iran Warns 'Fingers on Trigger' Amid US Naval Deployment
Iran's Supreme Leader warns regional war will erupt if US attacks, as Trump sends warships and declines to comment on military action against Iran.
Iran 'Fingers on Trigger' Amid US Naval Deployment
Iran's army says it is closely monitoring US movements after President Trump sent 'very big, powerful ships' toward the region, declining to rule out military action.
Myanmar's Armed Resistance: A Photo Essay on Junta Rule
A powerful photo essay reveals the daily struggles and resilience of Myanmar's armed resistance against the military junta since the 2021 coup.
China's Nuclear Buildup Ignored in Starmer-Xi Talks
Keir Starmer failed to address China's rapid nuclear weapons expansion during Beijing talks, as global arms control collapses and the Doomsday Clock nears midnight.
Kherson's Underground Life: Anti-Drone Nets and Basement Havens
In Kherson, Ukraine's only major city directly on the frontline, residents adapt to daily Russian attacks with 100km of anti-drone nets and underground shelters hosting schools, clinics, and community activities.
Balochistan Attacks Leave Over 120 Dead
A wave of coordinated suicide and gun attacks by Baloch insurgents in Pakistan's Balochistan province has resulted in over 120 fatalities, marking one of the deadliest days for militants in decades.
Myanmar's Crisis Five Years After Coup, Says Cooper
Yvette Cooper marks five years since Myanmar's military coup, warning of a worsening humanitarian crisis, displaced millions, and flawed elections.
Trump Hints at Iran Deal Amid Military Tensions
Donald Trump suggests Iran is negotiating to avoid US military strikes as naval forces approach, while Tehran denies seeking conflict but warns of missile retaliation.
Storm Hinders Search for British Girl in Morocco
A seven-year-old British girl from Blackburn was swept into the Atlantic near Casablanca. Stormy weather and alleged poor local support are hampering search efforts.
Judge Denies Minnesota Request to End ICE Surge
A federal judge has refused Minnesota's plea to terminate Operation Metro Surge in Minneapolis, where ICE agents have killed two people, sparking widespread protests and constitutional debates.
Storm Hinders Search for Missing British Girl in Morocco
Search efforts for seven-year-old Inaayah Makda from Blackburn, swept to sea in Casablanca, are being hampered by severe weather conditions, according to her local MP.
Israeli Airstrikes Kill 30 in Gaza, Including Children
At least 30 Palestinians, including children and police officers, have been killed in Israeli airstrikes targeting multiple locations in Gaza, such as an apartment building and a tent encampment.
Iran Denies Assassination After Explosions
Iran denies targeting of military leaders after explosions in Ahvaz and Bandar Abbas kill at least four, with tensions high amid US threats.
Iran Explosions: Child Killed, Israel Denies Role
Two separate explosions in Iran have killed at least five people, including a four-year-old girl, with Israel denying involvement amid heightened regional tensions.
Israeli Strikes Kill 30 Palestinians in Gaza
Hospital officials report at least 30 Palestinians killed in Israeli strikes across Gaza, including women and children, marking one of the deadliest days since the October ceasefire.
Iran Explosions: Regime Denies Military Leader Targeted
Two separate explosions reported in Iran with casualties in Ahvaz, as authorities dismiss claims of targeting Revolutionary Guard commander amid heightened US-Iran tensions.
Nurses Honour Alex Pretti in Vigils Amid DHS Funding Fight
Nurses and supporters gather across the US to remember Alex Pretti, a VA nurse killed by federal agents, as Senate debates DHS funding and protests escalate.
NATO Chief Rejects European Defence Without US Support
Mark Rutte, NATO's secretary general, has bluntly dismissed the idea of Europe defending itself without US help, sparking debate among European leaders over military autonomy and spending.
Explosion at Iran's Bandar Abbas Port Amid Tensions
An explosion has caused significant damage in Bandar Abbas, Iran, as authorities deny reports of a targeted military leader, escalating regional tensions.
Browder Calls for $200bn Russian Assets to Aid Ukraine
Kremlin critic Bill Browder pushes for Europe to divert over $200bn in frozen Russian assets to Ukraine's defence while targeting refineries in China, India, and Turkey with sanctions.
29 Palestinians Killed in Gaza Strikes, Hospitals Report
Hospital officials in Gaza confirm at least 29 Palestinian deaths from Israeli strikes, including women and children, marking one of the deadliest days since October's ceasefire.
Turkish Women's Deaths: Families Dispute Suicide Claims
Grieving families in Turkey question official findings of suicide in women's deaths from heights, alleging systemic failures in investigating potential femicides amid rising statistics.
23 Palestinians Killed in Gaza Strikes, Hospitals Confirm
Hospital officials in Gaza report at least 23 Palestinians killed in Israeli strikes, including women and children, marking a deadly escalation since the October ceasefire.
Israeli Strikes Kill 12 Palestinians in Gaza
Hospital officials report at least 12 Palestinians killed in Israeli strikes on Saturday, including six children and two women, marking one of the deadliest days since the October ceasefire.
Iran's Information War: Internet Control Tactics
Analysis of Iran's internet shutdowns, AI-driven misinformation, and efforts to democratise satellite access in the battle for digital control.
Drugs Kingpin Jailed in EncroChat Police Operation
Samuel De Vere-Hunt, 30, sentenced to 12 years for laundering £6 million and supplying hundreds of kilos of drugs across London after international police cracked EncroChat.
Israeli Strikes Kill 12 in Gaza, High Toll Since Ceasefire
Hospital officials report Israeli strikes in Gaza killed at least 12 Palestinians, including women and children, marking one of the highest death tolls since the October ceasefire agreement.
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