MercoPress says we should be ‘grateful’ after plagiarism
When asked to remove plagiarised content, Mercopress accidentally sent our team an internal email full of insults about us, even suggesting we should be 'grateful' for their attention and copying of our article.
Newcastle man sentenced in court for offensive tweets
A 25-year-old man from Newcastle-upon-Tyne has been sentenced to 16 months imprisonment, suspended for two years, after posting a series of offensive tweets.
Scottish capital folds to Chinese Government pressure
The City of Edinburgh has decided to withdraw from a proposed formal friendship agreement with Taiwan, following pressure from the Chinese government.
Government asks public for views on new defence review
The UK Government is seeking public input on the newly launched Strategic Defence Review, seeking views on how the nation's armed should adapt to meet the evolving challenges of the 21st century.
Hertfordshire man admits Wagner Group claims
Piotr Kucharski had attended a re-enactment event and threatened participants, telling people he was a member of Wagner Group and that he had previously fought in Ukraine.
NATO praises Finland’s military might and capabilities
NATO spoke of Finland's "impressive wartime strength of 280K military personnel," along with its "strong artillery capabilities, a modern fighter jet fleet, and powerful mine hunting capabilities at sea."
MP backs jail for activists in Glasgow arms factory damage
MP Luke Akehurst has expressed his support for the sentences imposed on five pro-Palestinian activists who caused over £1 million in damage during a protest at a defence firm in Glasgow.
NATO reaffirms commitment to Western Balkans
"NATO has been engaged in Bosnia and Herzegovina for three decades; we remain strongly committed to the country’s sovereignty."
New British tanks to get next-generation armour
The armour aims to significantly enhance survivability of the Challenger 3 Main Battle Tank in modern combat scenarios.
Russia’s personnel shortages evident in Kursk deployment
The UK Ministry of Defence has released a new intelligence update revealing significant challenges faced by the Russian military in sustaining its operations, particularly in the Kursk region.
