A North Korean soldier crossed the DMZ into South Korea, expressing intent to defect. This is the 4th such incident since June 2023, with the soldier now in custody for investigation.
Small-to-medium-sized businesses in the UK face significant challenges post-Brexit, with increased bureaucracy, lost exports, and higher costs leading to business closures and early retirements, contrary to the promised 'sunlit uplands'
A North Korean soldier has been taken into South Korean custody after crossing the heavily fortified border earlier this week, in what is believed to be a defection from the North. The military secured the soldier Tuesday night and is investigating the details.
Israeli troops opened fire on four Hezbollah members in southern Lebanon's Ali al-Taher Ridge area, stating they posed an immediate threat after crossing into the security zone on a bulldozer and motorcycle. This follows another IDF strike on a Hezbollah unit earlier.
Two men were killed by Israeli soldiers in southern Lebanon, marking the first fatal incident since a ceasefire took hold. The Lebanese health ministry identified the victims, who were working near a bulldozer. Hezbollah condemned the act as a violation of the ceasefire, while the Israeli military stated soldiers fired at "Hezbollah terrorists" who posed a threat and ignored warning shots.
Pvt. John Pumphrey, a Continental Army soldier who died in 1780, has been identified through DNA analysis of his skeletal remains. A distant relative, Nancy White, was shocked by the discovery, which was made possible by FHD Forensics and the University of South Carolina.
A Palestinian farmer's 3-year-old son was killed and he was badly wounded in an IDF ambush near the Gaza border. The father recounts being fired upon despite stopping, with soldiers refusing medical aid.
An American man in his 30s has been booked for allegedly assaulting two U.S. soldiers in Pyeongtaek, South Korea. A video of the incident, showing the man kicking and punching the victims, circulated on social media.
Australian TV presenter Karl Stefanovic posted a video embracing far-right activist Tommy Robinson, calling him "the ultimate disruptor" ahead of his podcast appearance. The clip, featuring Stefanovic calling Keir Starmer a "wanker", has drawn criticism.
Korean War child soldiers and their families have filed a lawsuit against the state seeking compensation, marking the first legal action after the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's ruling on human rights violations against child soldiers.
A 29-year-old soldier, Abhijit Nandan, was found dead by alleged suicide at an Army camp in Nagrota, Jammu, on Monday. He was taken to a military hospital where he was declared dead. His body was moved for medico-legal formalities, and an investigation is ongoing.
Myanmar's military junta is increasingly using improvised aircraft like motorized paragliders (paramotors) and gyrocopters for deadly attacks on civilian areas. These cheap, hard-to-track aircraft drop bombs on villages, schools, and hospitals, causing widespread destruction and casualties, and exacerbating the humanitarian crisis.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) reported killing two Palestinian militants who were throwing Molotov cocktails and burning tires towards the Jewish settlement of Karmei Tzur. No IDF injuries were reported, but a fire broke out near the settlement.
Dutch PM Rob Jetten apologized for the "heartless" mistreatment of 12,500 Moluccan soldiers and their families who came to the Netherlands in 1951. They were discharged, banned from work, and housed in poor conditions, with many never returning home. A new monument was unveiled in Rotterdam.
Reports suggest Keir Starmer is planning to resign as UK leader, marking the country's seventh prime minister in 10 years. Business Secretary Peter Kyle's somber demeanor on TV interviews fueled speculation, highlighting the political turmoil and potential shifts in power, possibly towards Andy Burnham.
Bolivia's President Rodrigo Paz declared a 90-day state of emergency, deploying soldiers and bulldozers to clear anti-government roadblocks that have paralyzed the country for over six weeks. Protesters demand Paz abandon liberal economic reforms and step down, while some Indigenous groups vow to continue their fight.
84 years after the Bangka Island massacre, Georgina Banks seeks truth about her great aunt Dorothy Elmes, one of 21 Australian nurses killed by Japanese soldiers. Official accounts omit rape and torture, but survivor Vivian Bullwinkel's secret affidavit and later testimonies reveal the full horror.
84 years after the Bangka Island massacre, the truth about the murder of 21 Australian Army nurses by Japanese soldiers is being uncovered. Official accounts omitted rape and torture, but a secret affidavit and testimonies reveal the full horror faced by the nurses before they were shot.
In November 1942, Brisbane erupted in two days of violent brawls between Australian soldiers and US servicemen, fueled by wartime tensions and cultural clashes. The conflict, known as the Battle of Brisbane, resulted in one Australian soldier's death and numerous injuries, before subsiding after military intervention.
Russia's Defense Ministry claims its Battlegroup South liberated 94 buildings and destroyed up to 95 Ukrainian servicemen in Konstantinovka. Over the past day, Russian forces also reported advancing in Krasny Liman, capturing strongholds and clearing buildings, while striking energy and transport facilities across 154 areas.
Fresh Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon killed five, including a soldier and two children, straining a fragile ceasefire. The attacks, occurring hours after a US-Qatar-brokered truce took effect, raise concerns about the wider Iran-US peace framework and regional stability.
Germany's Bundeswehr may be forced to conscript soldiers for the 45th Armored Brigade in Lithuania due to a significant volunteer shortage, despite recruitment efforts and financial incentives. The unit, crucial for NATO's eastern flank, faces challenges filling specialized roles, prompting discussions of mandatory service.
Israel and Hezbollah renewed a fragile ceasefire in Lebanon after 24 hours of intense violence. This occurred as a US-Iran meeting to discuss a nuclear deal was cancelled, raising regional tensions and impacting global energy markets.
Israel and Hezbollah renewed a fragile ceasefire in Lebanon following 24 hours of intense violence. The clashes, which killed at least 47 people, challenged a new US-Iran agreement aimed at ending regional conflict and securing oil traffic.
