MoD outlines effort to inform veterans on Camp Lejeune water
The Ministry of Defence has outlined its recent efforts to inform veterans potentially affected by contaminated water at Camp Lejeune, a U.S. Marine Corps base.
INTERPOL operation rescues 3,200 Human trafficking victims
Operation Liberterra II led by @INTERPOL_HQ and supported by @NCA_UK in the UK, has rescued 3,200 trafficking victims, identified 17,800 irregular migrants, and resulted in over 2,500 arrests globally, including nine in the UK.
UK reaffirms plan to ‘double lethality’ of British Army
Key questions remain around the feasibility and specific steps required to achieve such a target.
Lords highlight Scotland’s role in UK defence
Lord Stirrup raised the strategic value of Scotland within the UK, pointing to the presence of major military bases, including an RAF base on the Moray Firth and the Royal Navy’s Faslane facility.
Man jailed for falsely claiming membership in Wagner Group
A Hertfordshire man has been sentenced to prison following an investigation by Counter Terrorism Police after he was found with a knife at a combat re-enactment event and claimed affiliation with the proscribed Wagner Group
INTERPOL expands safeguards against Red Notice abuse
“If a criminal activity is predominantly political in nature, INTERPOL is out,” the head of the organisation Jürgen Stock told journalists at #INTERPOLGLA.
INTERPOL warns AI is enabling crime at industrial scale
During the INTERPOL General Assembly in Glasgow, Jürgen Stock and National Crime Agency Director General Graeme Biggar highlighted the complexity of global crime networks. #INTERPOLGLA
INTERPOL chief warns world losing fight against crime
At the 92nd INTERPOL General Assembly in Glasgow, Secretary General Jürgen Stock delivered an address marking his final appearance after a decade of leadership. #INTERPOLGLA
Britain warns North Korean troops facing challenges
Britain has warned that North Korean troops conducting combat operations would almost certainly have issues operating Russian equipment, integrating into Russia’s command and control structure, and working around the language barrier with Russian forces.
Russian treason charges surge, reflecting harsher control
Recent UK Defence Intelligence analysis highlights a significant rise in convictions for treason within Russia, marking the highest levels in at least nine years.
