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Saudi Arabia halted issuing public warnings of imminent incoming attacks days before four strikes on Riyadh airport killed at least 18 people and injured more than 300.

MI5 chief says foreign threats have quadrupled in a decade, with Russia and Iran driving a shift that has brought MI5’s state-threat work to roughly the same scale as counterterrorism.

Kyiv is investigating an early-warning failure after five Russian ballistic missiles struck the capital amid U.S. threats of cutting off intelligence sharing.

The White House requested Kimberly Guilfoyle’s resignation after reports of a $100,000 debt payment request and luxury travel funded by Greek businessmen.

A sailor known only as Bill Jones reportedly convinced Trump to favor steam catapults, potentially triggering a multibillion-dollar Navy redesign.

Two Eurofighters escorted a Corendon flight from Corfu to Nuremberg after it transmitted a hijack code and lost radio contact. The airline blamed a communications malfunction and said nobody aboard was in danger.

Move from anti-immigration or anti-Muslim views to violence is ‘most marked trend’ in spy agency’s caseload over last year

Extremists with anti-migrant opinions are becoming increasingly likely to consider carrying out terrorist attacks against immigration centres and asylum hotels in the UK, the head of MI5 has warned.

Ken McCallum said a shift from radicalised rightwing sentiment to violence was “the most marked trend” in the spy agency’s caseload over the past year, contributing to a rise in the overall UK terror threat level.

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Anduril aims to price its modular Steelfin interceptor at one-third of the Patriot PAC-3 MSE, with full-rate production expected in late 2028 or early 2029 and output dependent on U.S. and overseas demand.

Britain announced sanctions against two Iranian nationals and summoned Tehran’s ambassador as Burnham linked the September incident near RAF Fairford to the IRGC.

Ukraine’s president urged Washington to secure a two-month halt to fighting so a vote could be organized, while disputing Trump’s claim that Ukrainian refinery strikes were driving diesel prices higher.

Norwegian Home Guard personnel found that rental cars had stored footage of soldiers, movements, and military gate codes. Vehicle shortages kept the cars in use.

Analysts question where Russia will find the diesel promised to Donald Trump and say the initial shipments would be too small to substantially ease a global supply crunch ahead of November’s U.S. midterms.

An investigation traces financial links involving Jared Kushner, Israeli military suppliers, West Bank settlement businesses and Gulf investors, raising potential conflicts for the board overseeing Gaza’s reconstruction.

Iran says it will respond to the U.S. through mediators after reviewing Washington’s Hormuz proposal reply, as talks remain stalled over Tehran’s conditions and U.S. nuclear demands.

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Officials from five European intelligence agencies say Russian operatives are targeting arms industry executives, including drone manufacturers, as companies increase protection and face rising security costs.

Germany and other European governments are pursuing Afghan deportation agreements as the Taliban seek greater diplomatic access and economic support.

European officials say Washington has threatened the NATO-managed PURL mechanism and intelligence sharing to push Kyiv to stop attacking Russian refineries.

A five-year trial is assessing whether the loudspeakers used to broadcast the call to prayer can help to warn hard-to-reach territories

Scientists working on an early warning system in earthquake-prone Indonesia have taken the spiritual path to designing a network of alarms that will reach even the remotest communities: they hope to use mosques to save lives.

A five-year trial is assessing whether the ubiquitous loudspeakers used to broadcast the call to prayer can double up as warning klaxons for earthquakes.

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Four major Turkish defense companies have barred foreign electric vehicles from entering their facilities over concerns that onboard cameras, sensors and software could pose surveillance and cybersecurity risks.

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