The UK government has announced plans to re-establish a modern-day “Home Guard” as part of its sweeping Strategic Defence Review (SDR), a move aimed at boosting domestic security amid rising global tensions and hybrid threats. The revived Home Guard will function as a civilian volunteer force dedicated to protecting critical national infrastructure including power stations, […]
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Britain’s armed forces are set for a historic transformation as the forthcoming Strategic Defence Review (SDR) outlines an ambitious plan to reshape the nation’s defense capabilities in the face of growing global threats. Scheduled for release in the coming weeks, the SDR aims to modernize the UK military, increase deterrence, and enhance national resilience in […]
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The UK Foreign Affairs Committee has issued a scathing assessment of the government’s handling of post-Brexit relations with the European Union, accusing Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s administration of failing to deliver a clear long-term strategy. The critique, delivered in an official letter to No. 10, comes just hours ahead of the landmark UK-EU summit taking […]
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The UK’s sweeping Data (Use and Access) Bill returns to the House of Lords today for further scrutiny, sparking heated debate over the future of digital governance, AI regulation, and data transparency. The legislation, introduced earlier this year, is a cornerstone of the government’s strategy to position Britain as a global leader in responsible data […]
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In a dramatic turn toward Cold War-era resilience, the UK government has unveiled plans to re-establish a modern-day “Home Guard” to protect the nation’s critical infrastructure from foreign threats. The proposal, revealed as part of the upcoming Strategic Defence Review, underscores mounting concerns over espionage, cyberattacks, and sabotage from hostile state actors. The new force, […]
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In a landmark move to reset strained relations, the United Kingdom and European Union convened today in London for their first high-level summit since Brexit. Prime Minister Keir Starmer welcomed European Council President António Costa and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen at 10 Downing Street, marking what officials described as a “turning point” […]
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Washington, D.C. Former United States President Joe Biden has been diagnosed with an aggressive and advanced form of prostate cancer, his office confirmed on Sunday, sparking widespread concern and renewed attention to cancer awareness and treatment in aging populations. According to an official statement, the 82-year-old statesman’s cancer is metastatic, meaning it has spread to […]
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MEDITERRANEAN SEA A vessel from the Gaza Freedom Flotilla, carrying humanitarian aid and activists, was reportedly attacked by drones while sailing in international waters near Malta. The attack has sparked widespread international condemnation and intensified concerns about the safety of humanitarian missions in conflict zones. While no group has officially claimed responsibility, several sources and […]
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ZURICH FIFA is under increasing legal pressure following a detailed 30-page complaint accusing the global football body of violating its own human rights policies by awarding the 2034 World Cup to Saudi Arabia. The complaint, filed by a coalition of prominent legal experts and human rights advocates, alleges serious concerns including restrictions on freedom of […]
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WASHINGTON, D.C. The U.S. Senate narrowly rejected a Democratic-led resolution seeking a formal investigation into human rights abuses at a maximum-security prison in El Salvador. The facility houses individuals deported from the United States, raising serious concerns about their treatment and conditions. The resolution, which aimed to prompt a comprehensive review of alleged abuses and […]
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