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AT THE height of his blood-soaked cocaine reign, Pablo Escobar was earning £310million a week and making Forbes’ international billionaires list. But when he was shot dead by police in 1993, mountains of cash and assets were left undeclared. In 2020, E…
While Trump states “that he is bringing this lawsuit in a personal capacity, he is the sitting president and his named adversaries are entities whose decisions are subject to his direction”, wrote US District Court Judge Kathleen Williams.
HMS Prince of Wales has sailed from Portsmouth to begin preparations for the deployment of the Carrier Strike Group to the High North and North Atlantic later this year, the Royal Navy confirmed, with the carrier set to operate under NATO’s Arctic Sentry mission.
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The Joint Expeditionary Force is developing operational concepts to protect undersea cables and pipelines in the Atlantic and North Sea.
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The Scottish Government has not responded to a request from UK ministers to match fund a GBP 10 million commitment to establish two Defence Technical Excellence Colleges in Scotland, Minister Luke Pollard confirmed.
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The Ministry of Defence has assessed that the Iran conflict has so far had no significant impact on the UK’s ability to manufacture defence equipment, though it is continuing to monitor potential disruption to critical supply chains.
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Sharad Gajera, 40, turned himself in to the police following the issuance of an arrest warrant against him for illegal use of a weapon.
Suspected Somali pirates hijack oil vessel headed to the capital AP NewsView Full Coverage on Google News
Mali’s army said unidentified armed “terrorist” groups attacked several military positions in the capital and in the country’s interior early on Saturday as journalists and residents reported hearing gunfire at the country’s international ai…