UK police said Sunday that five men arrested in the middle of the night near an air base used by the United States during its war against Iran are being held on suspicion of preparing a terrorist act.

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British police have arrested five men on suspicion of preparing an act of terrorism and explosives offenses outside RAF Fairford, a base in western England operated by the U.S. Air Force

British police arrested five men on suspicion of explosives and terrorism offences on Sunday near an air base that has been used by the US to strike Iran, after a tip-off that three vans had been seen heading to the military airfield.

As their November picture darkens, and gas and diesel prices soar, some Republicans who backed the war for months are now changing their tune.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi on Sunday said that his country is “fully prepared” for the conflict with the U.S. to resume if President Trump authorizes new strikes on the regime after the

President Trump rejected Iran’s seven-day proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and enter a ceasefire and is considering renewed military strikes against the country after the midterm elections in

Despite increasing political anxiety over Iran war, senators narrowly rejected a war powers resolution. Thursday's vote was the 14th time the Senate sought to halt President Donald Trump’s military action.

Eight gunmen with AK-47 rifles and pistols opened fire at patrons at a bar in the first of two separate mass shootings in South African townships in the space of a few hours that left at least 27 people dead,

A total of at least 38 people were killed and nearly 30 were wounded in three separate mass shootings in South Africa this week

Eight gunmen with AK-47 rifles and pistols opened fire at patrons at a bar in the first of two separate mass shootings in South African townships in the space of a few hours that left at least 27 people dead,

These were the latest deadly incidents at bars or taverns in a nation with one of the world’s highest murder rates.

Thousands sheltered on ⁠Monday ⁠in evacuation centres in the Thai capital, ⁠parts of it still flooded after havoc brought by intense weekend rain, while swelling ​reservoirs in an eastern province triggered orders for more to leave their homes.

Parts of Bangkok remained submerged in floodwater on Monday (September 28) with people wading through thigh-deep water after torrential rains swept through the city over the weekend.

Days of almost continuous heavy rains have caused widespread flooding in the Thai capital, with the city's governor declaring it a disaster-affected zone. Almost 300 millimetres (11.8 inches) has fallen over the period,

Flooding after days of rain in Thailand continued to bring disruption on Sunday with parts of Bangkok and a border province near Cambodia still heavily flooded.

South Korea has demanded an apology from Ukraine after President Zelenskyy revealed what Seoul says was supposed to be a secret transfer of two North Korean prisoners of war to South Korea.

South ⁠Korea's presidential office ​on Monday ‌demanded an official ‌explanation ⁠and ⁠apology from Ukraine, saying Kyiv ​unilaterally disclosed the ​transfer of North Korean ⁠prisoners ⁠of war ⁠to South ​Korea despite a ​prior ⁠agreement to keep the ⁠matter confidential.

Seoul demanded an official apology and explanation from Kyiv, accusing Ukraine of violating an agreement to keep confidential the transfer of North Korean prisoners of war to South Korea.

The ⁠South ⁠Korean presidential ⁠office has voiced "strong regret" ​over what it called ‌Ukraine's denial of ‌an agreement ⁠with ⁠Seoul not to disclose the transfer of ​two North Korean prisoners of war to ​South Korea,

More than two thirds voted ⁠against the neutrality initiative, projections by the government said. (Reporting ⁠by Marleen Kaesebier in Zurich; Editing ​by Alexandra ​Hudson)

Voters in Switzerland are deciding Sunday on a proposal to strengthen the country's vaunted neutrality. The referendum is supported by a right-wing populist party that insists the Swiss government has gravitated too close to the European Union and NATO,

Early projections suggest Swiss voters are on track to reject a right-wing proposal aimed at the strict implementation of the country’s neutrality. The proposal, backed by the Swiss

Swiss voters have rejected a proposal to tighten their country’s neutrality, dismissing an initiative described as “pro-Russian” by opponents.