
SAS War Crimes Allegations Not Referred to Police Over Morale Concerns, Inquiry Finds
Military officials failed to refer SAS troops to police over war crimes allegations due to concerns about unit morale, an inquiry heard.

Military officials failed to refer SAS troops to police over war crimes allegations due to concerns about unit morale, an inquiry heard.

Military experts argue the US needs enhanced base resilience and prepositioned supplies in the Indo-Pacific while questioning alliance relationships.

Social media creators and Syrian villagers demonstrate different approaches to processing the ongoing impact of regional conflicts.

Bellarmine Chatunga Mugabe pleaded guilty to immigration and firearms offenses unrelated to February shooting at family home.
White House indicates Trump may seek Gulf state funding for military costs while shipping industry disputes Iran's claims about vessel releases.
Donald Trump warned NATO faces consequences if allies don't support US Iran policy, prompting Finnish President Stubb to urge taking Trump seriously.

German officials clarified that young men do not need permits for foreign travel after reports of military approval requirements.

Exiled Iranian Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi states he is prepared to lead Iran's transition as the Islamic Republic faces ongoing conflicts.
American climber Shelley Johannesen died in an avalanche on Mount Makalu as Nepal's spring climbing season sees rising fatalities.
A US veteran has fled ahead of trial for involvement in a failed 2020 plot against Venezuelan President Maduro, while prosecutors defend blocking Venezuelan state funds for Maduro's legal defense.

A watchdog group claims major news outlets disproportionately applied war crime terminology to U.S. and Israeli actions in Iran conflict coverage.

BBC Disclosure is investigating questions surrounding the death of Charmain Speirs at a hotel, while four people have been arrested in connection with the murder of Scottish businessman Campbell Scott in Kenya.

Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir visited the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in Jerusalem.
Irish authorities removed fuel protesters from central Dublin after days of disruption, as European energy markets experience increased volatility.

An explosion took place in Tehran during annual Quds Day demonstrations, while related protests were planned across multiple cities.
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