RAF veteran says the US pilot missing in Iran will find evading the enemy even more difficult than sticking his landing

When Donald Trump tried to buy Greenland, he forced Denmark to tackle longstanding grievances.    Reporter: Isabel Coles  Writer: Casey Magloire Producer: Amalie Sortland Host: Casey Magloire Episode photography: Joe Mee Executive Producer: Rebecca Moor

As the US president ups the ante, allies discuss using minesweepers to clear the strait and Tehran imposes new transit fees on shipping

The Iranian regime purports to be avenging the financier’s victims in its latest skirmish with the US, but the use of artificial intelligence further muddies the water between fact and fiction

If the Strait of Hormuz is not reopened within weeks, the disruption could hit harvests beyond this year and leave hundreds of millions at risk of acute food insecurity

Authorities say the money-making scheme shared sensitive information with enemy agents. Much of that information was fake

The US president’s claims echo the Bush administration’s baseless case for weapons of mass destruction allegedly held by Iraq

When a journalist reported on a missile strike on an Israeli forest, he was inundated by messages accusing him of an ‘inaccurate report’ causing ‘a chain of errors’. Then, he realised he was at the centre of a gambling war on Polymarket

The US president’s return to office has put the Israeli leader closer to his treasured goal, Isabel Coles reports

As efforts to thwart Iran’s nuclear ambitions have intensified, work on an Israeli nuclear site has gathered pace. Isabel Coles reports from the Negev desert

The prime minister has long coveted war with Iran, but he knows the offensive comes with a political dimension at home

The Ukrainian military has honed methods to intercept the airborne weapons, which Iran has sold to Russia for use on the battlefield

An open-air camp in the desert held about 24,000 people, many with links to Islamic State, but now lies empty. Its fall is part of a broader reordering of power in Syria

As peace talks falter, there is little room for compromise and a widening gap between the US and Europe

The US secretary of state’s speech to security conference was greeted warmly but fundamental differences remain

Mette-Marit has thrown the monarchy into disarray through intimate emails with Jeffrey Epstein that continued three years after she learned of the allegations against him

The crown prince has been forced to rein in plans for his high-tech metropolis as costs spiral to $8.8tn and the kingdom’s wealth falls

More than 500 Palestinians have been killed since the ceasefire was brokered in October

Heavy rains led to tragedy in rebel-controlled zone where men, women and children dig for metallic ore used in smartphones

The US president’s initiative to oversee the rehabilitation of Gaza may undermine other international agencies