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The Service Complaints Ombudsman for the Armed Forces has laid her 2025 annual report before Parliament.
The post Service Complaints Ombudsman lays final annual report first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
Nurses’ union criticises ‘catastrophic system-wide failure’ in NHS as more under-18s getting stuck in emergency wardsChildren and young people in England having a mental health crisis are spending up to three days in an A&E unit before they get a b…
Centre for London report finds levy on property wealth would free up homes, fund social housing and help renters save for depositsStamp duty should be scrapped and replaced with a new property wealth tax to fix London’s housing crisis, a leading thinkt…
Exclusive: Employment tribunal claim says worker lost his job after distributing leaflets throughout London officeGoogle is facing a legal challenge from an AI engineer who claims he was unfairly dismissed after he protested against its work for the Is…
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Three precedent-setting court rulings in China have said that employers replacing workers with AI is voluntary cost-cutting that does not justify mass layoffs — A series of precedent-setting rulings…
‘The door to the future of Gaza is still closed’: Trump’s reconstruction promises stall The GuardianWhy is Trump’s Gaza Board of Peace facing a funding shortfall? Al JazeeraTrump’s Gaza board reports funding ‘gap’, urges quicker d…
TAI has begun development of a carrier-capable Hürjet variant for the MUGEM aircraft carrier, with STOBAR/CATOBAR compatibility, reinforced landing gear, arrestor hook, and increased wing area. Spanish defence media are already examining it as an option for Madrid’s future naval air wing.
The post Türkiye Begins Development of Naval Hürjet for MUGEM Aircraft Carrier first appeared on Quwa.
India is accelerating the Middle East‑India Deep‑water Pipeline (MEIDP), a ₹40,000–43,000 crore subsea project linking Oman to Gujarat, designed to bypass the Strait of Hormuz and secure uninterrupted gas supplies.The 2,000‑km pipeline, one of the deepest ever attempted globally, is being framed as both an energy infrastructure milestone and a national security imperative.India’s energy security
Prime Minister Narendra Modi participated in the third India‑Nordic Summit in Oslo on Tuesday, where he hailed the “growing depth and dynamism” of India’s ties with the Nordic nations.In a post on X, he noted that the summit reflected the expanding partnership between India and the region, underlining a significant push towards deepening strategic and economic cooperation.The summit brought
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Rome on Tuesday evening, marking the final stage of his five‑nation tour that has taken him across the UAE, the Netherlands, Sweden, Norway and now Italy. His arrival in the Italian capital sets the stage for a series of high‑level diplomatic engagements before his return to India on Wednesday.The program includes a meeting with President Sergio Mattarella,