War hero’s proud brother, 18, follows in his sibling’s footsteps to become paratrooper – 12 years after he was killed by Taliban in Afghanistan War…
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Yemen government delays return; officials blame separatists
Government officials say the separatists are refusing to hand over Aden headquarters and the presidential palace. Yemen’s internationally recognised government was forced to delay its…
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Second World War planes drop 750,000 poppies over white cliffs of Dover
As millions paid their respects to the nation’s war dead today, a gentle shower of 750,000 poppies fell over the famous White Cliffs of Dover.…
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War dead remind Trump Jr of his dad’s ‘sacrifices’
Donald Trump Jr has been mocked for comparing the plight of fallen US soldiers to the business “sacrifices” made by his family. In his new…
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War hero's anger at LGBT rainbow poppy that isn't actually a poppy
A decorated war veteran is telling people to ‘leave the poppy alone’ after photos of an unofficial rainbow version appeared online. Ex-Colour sergeant Trevor Coult…
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Libya in chaos as endless war rumbles on
For almost a decade the Libyan capital, Tripoli, has seen a kaleidoscope of conflict. The heady days of the revolution of 2011 – which unseated…
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Yemen war: Has anything been achieved?
This summer’s partial withdrawal of Emirati forces from Yemen, while the war still drags on, prompts the inevitable question – has anything been achieved by…
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Polls open in Afghan presidential election
About 9.5 million Afghans are registered to vote in key presidential poll amid threats of violence from Taliban group. Polls have opened in Afghanistan’s presidential election…
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Bitter Labour civil war sees bid to oust deputy Tom Watson
Brexit could claim another political scalp as Tom Watson faces being ousted as the deputy leader of the Labour party. The Remainer has clashed with…
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Afghan farmland hit by US-backed drone strike, dozens killed
At least 30 killed after the US-backed strike accidentally targeted farmers in Nangarhar province, officials say. At least 30 civilians were killed and 40 injured…
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A Filmmaker Set Out to Understand the Japanese Right. Now He’s Being Sued.
TOKYO — When Miki Dezaki decided to make a documentary for his graduate thesis, he examined a question that reverberates through Japanese politics: Why, 75…
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Civil War treasures pinpoint site of final battle in Worcestershire
Musket balls, horse harness fittings and belt buckles from the final battle of the English Civil War have been discovered at a construction site. The…
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Why is there a war in Syria?
A peaceful uprising against the president of Syria almost eight years ago turned into a full-scale civil war. The conflict has left more than 360,000…
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More than 250 Army ‘war horses’ destroyed in past 16 years
The figures mean that one animal a month is being put down after being declared no longer fit for service. Around one in ten of…
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