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Armed police arrested the men in Whelford shortly after midnight on 27 September, about 85 households were moved out and an Army bomb disposal team examined three white vans near the Gloucestershire airfield US bombers have used for strikes on Iran since March.
Polish prosecutors suspect Russian special services of the arson at a Starlink station serving Ukraine's army, as Denmark rates a limited Russian attack on NATO a low but growing risk and NATO, the U.S. and Estonia say none is imminent.
A US filmmaker and six Ukrainians spent six months jailed in India after allegedly training Myanmar’s resistance in drone warfare. India’s NIA ultimately said it found no conclusive evidence they acted against India. They have now been allowed to return home.
The general who seized power in 2021 now calls himself president, backed by Russian jets, Chinese drones and a hand-picked parliament. Kachin, Arakan and Chin forces and the People's Defence Forces are still fighting across the country.
The killings did not end when Duterte left office. Since Marcos Jr. took power in June 2022, monitors have recorded 1,291 drug-related killings—462 attributed to police or other armed state agents. Duterte’s ICC trial is scheduled to begin Nov. 30.
At the UN General Assembly on 23 September 2026, Zelensky said Russia had used more than 2,100 missiles (950 of them ballistic) and 63,000 attack drones against Ukraine this year.
Ukraine's former Minister of Defence Mykhailo Fedorov, founder of Ukraine’s Army of Drones, has launched the “Army of Robots.” His goal: a humanoid robot in combat within 6 months and a Russian position taken without infantry within a year.
Ukraine is opening its battlefield AI training platform to a foreign partner for the first time. Up to 12 UK defence firms will train autonomous systems inside Avengers Labs.
Carlson told NPR the US president agreed the war served Israeli aims, then dismissed the cost to the next generation "We all die anyway." The war has killed 19 U.S. troops and thousands of civilians.
Five former senior Israeli officials told the Times the warning never reached Israel's security chiefs. Netanyahu denies the call and has ordered lawyers to sue Haaretz.
Adeang reclaimed his country's name and preached sovereignty at the UN, then announced an exit Trump had demanded that morning. AUSTRAC flagged him for suspected laundering three years before Australia signed a A$2.5 billion deal with him.
Dozens of delegations walked out as Netanyahu addressed the UN, while 104 anti-genocide protesters were arrested outside. Netanyahu downplayed West Bank violence, rambled to a half empty hall. He remains subject to an ICC arrest warrant for war crimes.
Northern Ethiopia is sliding back toward full-scale war. Tigrayan forces seized three airports as fighting spread into Afar and Amhara, forcing flight suspensions and civilians to stockpile food and cash. The 2020–22 Tigray war killed an estimated 600,000 people.
Israeli fire killed 15 more Palestinians in Gaza from 21 to 24 September, as troops and settlers raided, burned and detained Palestinian civilians across the occupied West Bank. Gaza's ceasefire death toll passed 1,400.
Russia launched 655 drones and 20-plus missiles at Ukraine from 21 to 24 September, terrorising civilians in Dnipro, Kharkiv, Donetsk, Kyiv and Odesa.
