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The ruthless Swedish gang behind assassination plot on British soil: How Iran-linked Foxtrot narcos who sent teen on killing mission use child soldiers to terrorise Stockholm
A Norwegian teenager, Johannes Kongsnes Natland, has been found guilty of travelling to England to carry out an assassination on behalf of an international crime gang, in a case that has exposed how Sweden’s ruthless Foxtrot network, reportedly linked to Iran, recruits child soldiers to carry out violence far beyond Stockholm. The 19-year-old, who worked…
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Live updates: Trump holds off on Iran strikes; Medicare subsidy move cuts against midterm message
The article text was inaccessible, so its reporting cannot be summarised reliably. The headline indicates live coverage of Donald Trump delaying possible strikes on Iran and a Medicare-subsidy decision that may complicate his midterm political message. No verified details, numbers or additional context were available beyond the headline. A fuller summary would require the article’s…
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Iran’s war on Americans began decades ago. These families still carry the scars
Gold Star families and veterans in the United States say Iran’s campaign against American troops did not begin with recent hostilities but stretches back nearly two decades, to attacks carried out by Iranian-backed militias in Iraq from around 2005 onwards. Relatives of service members killed in these attacks, including the sister of Maj Stuart Wolfer…
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Hero of Nova who saved 2,000 lives: Extraordinary account of Israeli who directed terrified crowds away from Hamas slaughter – before he was dragged into Gaza
An Israeli man at the Nova music festival is reported to have guided terrified festival-goers away from the Hamas gun attack of 7 October 2023, actions credited with saving an estimated 2,000 lives, before he himself was seized and taken into Gaza. The account forms part of continuing coverage of the Nova festival massacre, in…
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Boy George Fires Label Manager Who Refused To Release His AI Pro-Israel Song, Drops Diss Track About Soup Dragons Singer
Boy George has caused controversy after releasing an AI-generated pro-Israel track titled “We Will Dance Again,” leading him to withdraw from a production of Jesus Christ Superstar and fire Tony Pontius, the manager of his indie label Boy George Presents, after Pontius refused to release the song. The singer framed the split as a consequence…
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Israeli orphans of fallen heroes find pride, connection on US journey
Twenty-eight Israeli children who each lost a parent serving in the country’s security forces have taken part in a three-week trip to North America, organised by the IDF Widows & Orphans Organization as part of its annual Bar/Bat Mitzvah programme. The initiative aims to give children bereaved by military service a sense of pride, community…
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More magic money tree… Now Andy Burnham says he wants to cut rail fares – despite Chancellor admitting Iran crisis is hammering public finances
Andy Burnham has called for rail fares to be cut, a move that critics argue is at odds with warnings from the Chancellor that the Iran crisis is placing further strain on the UK’s public finances. The story frames the proposal as another example of seemingly uncosted spending pledges from Burnham at a time when…
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From occupied Crimea to Oxfordshire: the Kremlin links to new £600m UK theme park
The Guardian has found new evidence that Puy du Fou, the French theme park company seeking planning approval for a £600m site in Oxfordshire, maintained a partnership with sanctioned pro-Kremlin oligarch Konstantin Malofeyev far longer than it has previously admitted. Documents show the collaboration on Russian theme park projects, including one in annexed Crimea, continued…
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Iran strikes paused as Trump gives diplomacy a brief window
Donald Trump ordered a suspension of planned US military strikes against Iran, giving diplomacy a brief window to produce a rapid settlement before any military action would resume. The move, announced on his social media platform, was coordinated with Israel and marked a shift away from imminent escalation towards negotiation, with the pause explicitly conditional…
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Trump calls off planned weekend strikes on new Iran targets as he hints at shock deal to REOPEN Strait of Hormuz
Donald Trump has called off weekend military strikes that had been planned against new targets in Iran, instead signalling that a surprise diplomatic agreement could be reached to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. The move marks an apparent de-escalation in tensions between the US and Iran, coming amid wider concerns about Israel’s involvement in the…