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The US government seized a Boeing 747 cargo plane in Florida, alleging violations of export control laws involving a sanctioned Iranian airline and a state-owned Venezuelan firm

Donald Trump revealed he “would encourage” Russia “to do whatever the hell they want” to countries that are “delinquent” as he ramped up his attacks on foreign aid and longstanding international alliances

Fears are mounting about whether Britain and The US will be forced into a wider conflict and face attacks on their soil after fighting erupted across multiple fronts this winter.

Parviz Khan is bidding for parole and could be out within weeks after plottung to behead a British Muslim soldier

Laura Rixon, probation officer for Reading terror attacker Khairi Saadallah, has admitted she was unknowingly “managing an unconvicted murderer” before he killed three people, an inquest heard

To his fellow activists, friends and partner Mark Stone was 'one of them' - a passionate environmental activist who was trying to change the world. Finding out he was in fact Mark Kennedy - an undercover cop - left their lives in tatters

Stephen Brisley lost his sister Lianne Sharabi, 48, and her daughters Noiya, 16, and Yahel, 13, in the October 7 attacks - now he's calling for a 'deal to free the hostages'

Tucker Carlson has been slammed as a "propagandist" who should "not be allowed back in the country" after he revealed he was in Russia to interview Vladimir Putin

Tory strategists seriously believe they might win the next election, if only they cut taxes, stop the boats, or something something blah blah. Fleet Street Fox argues a £1m cheque for every voter would still make no difference

James Whale had a heated argument with former RMT union boss Steve Hedley on his TalkTV show over Palestine before attempting to physically remove him from the studio

Two gunmen have taken seven hostages at a factory owned by US giant cosmetics giant Procter & Gamble in northwest Turkey - in protest of the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza

Joe Biden previously vowed the US "will respond" after three American troops and dozens more were injured at a base near the Syrian border. He blamed the attack on the same Iran-backed militias which have been striking US bases for months

As smaller conflicts rages worldwide, many question how possible it really is that it could descend into World War 3. But one expert has explained why he doesn’t believe that will happen

World War 3 is "not hard to imagine" as a failure to "compartmentalise" the world's many conflicts could lead to tragic consequences, an expert in conflict prevention has revealed

Pentagon chiefs are planning a blitz on Iranian proxy group the Islamic Resistance in Iraq, which hit a US outpost called Tower 22 in north east Jordan with a drone, also injuring 40

WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES Footage has shown commandos entering the Jenin Hospital in Palestine and killed three militant suspects dressed as medical employees and armed with assault rifles

Joe Biden said the US 'shall respond' after a drone strike killed three American troops and injured dozens more - and an expert told The Mirror which areas might be targeted

Professor Anthony Glees, security and intelligence expert at the University of Buckingham, believes the Government should incentivise volunteers to fight for our country

President Joe Biden vowed the US “shall respond” to the attack on ­logistics base Tower 22 in Jordan which was hit by increasingly aggressive pro-Iranian militia who are based in Syria

With tensions skyrocketing in the Middle East as the US military suffered their first casualties over the weekend, the Mirror today offers an explainer into the conflict

Tensions are skyrocketing in the Middle East, with the US engaged in a war of drone strikes since October. The stakes are set to raise after the US military suffered their first casualties over the weekend

US forces are trying to figure out which group was behind the devastating drone attack that injured at least another 34 troops at a military site in Jordan near the Syrian border

Warnings that the West is ''increasingly being seen as the world’s pariah states when it comes to breaking International Law'' are issued as the world awaits Biden's response to the first US casualties in the escalating conflict in the Middle East.

Codenamed Stakeknife, the notorious secret agent was a "tried, trusted, tested" individual says an expert who worked for the Force Research Unit, set up in the 1980s by British Army intelligence

Russell Cook fears he won't be able to complete the challenge without permission to enter Algeria after running 12,000km in 278 days, as MP's urged the African nation to let him in