Defence
Over Six Hundred Drones Target Moscow Region in Overnight Assault
Russian authorities report intercepting hundreds of unmanned aerial vehicles near the capital as reciprocal strikes affect regions across Russia and Ukraine.
Defence
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Defence
UK Chancellor Pledges Welfare Spending Reduction Prior to Upcoming General Election
John Healey outlines plans for stricter conditions on young people receiving benefits as fiscal projections indicate rising costs.
Defence
North Korea Launches Short-Range Missiles Amid Heightened Border Tensions with Seoul
Pyongyang launched approximately a dozen ballistic missiles off its eastern coast following a disputed landmine explosion in the Demilitarized Zone and rejected calls for an apology from South Korea.
Defence
Children testify in Queensland murder trial regarding family safety concerns
The trial of a former RAAF pilot accused of murdering his wife in southern Queensland has heard testimony from the couple's adult children.
Defence
Minnesota Restaurateur Receives 30-Year Prison Term for Pandemic Food Program Fraud
A Minnesota man involved in a massive COVID-19 relief fraud scheme has been sentenced to 30 years behind bars following a high-profile prosecution.
Defence
Minnesota Files Charges Against Two Video Creators Over Undercover Voting Stunt
James O'Keefe and Cam Higby face identity theft and unlawful voting charges following an August video project in Minneapolis.
Defence
Defence chief urges senator to refer ongoing harassment probe to senior officers
During Senate estimates, Australian Defence Force Chief Mark Hammond asked Senator Jacqui Lambie to channel concerns about a recording device found on HMAS Leeuwin through the chain of command.
Defence
Israeli Parliamentary Election Results Underscore Persistent National Divisions
Voter turnout reached record levels during the recent election, yet the inconclusive outcome left the country without a clear path to forming a new government.
Defence
Netanyahu Leads but Falls Short of Majority in Israel’s Election Count
Partial results with 85% of votes counted show Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s bloc on track for 53 Knesset seats, while rival Gadi Eisenkot’s alliance projects 48 seats; Arab parties could hold decisive influence.
Defence
Moscow Hosts Third Russia-Africa Summit to Expand Economic and Strategic Ties
Russian President Vladimir Putin addressed delegates from 48 African nations in Moscow, positioning his country as a reliable partner in trade, security, and agriculture while accusing Western nations of exploitation.