Civil Defence
Coverage of Civil Defence in the Nexus archive.
- Iran war live: Millions expected in Tehran for funeral of Ali Khamenei
Millions are expected to attend the funeral of Ali Khamenei in Tehran, while Israeli attacks on Gaza continue, resulting in a child's death and injury from a drone strike, according to civil defence reports.
- Residents return after Israeli forces withdraw from Syrian village
Residents of Abdeen village in Syria's Deraa countryside began returning after Israeli forces withdrew from Tal al-Maghar hill. Israeli troops had earlier fired flares and conducted reconnaissance flights, prompting panic and limited displacement. Syria's foreign ministry condemned the incursions as violations of sovereignty, while civil defence teams reported no injuries but secured the area.
- Israel fire kills two in Lebanon, testing Iran-linked ceasefire
Israeli gunfire killed two people in southern Lebanon, prompting Iran-backed Hezbollah to accuse Israel of violating a ceasefire that has held since Sunday. The ceasefire follows a war ignited by the U.S.-Iran conflict on March 2 when Hezbollah fired at Israel in support of Iran.
- Nigerian govt, partners train NAPTIP, Civil Defence, others on GBV prosecution in schools
The Nigerian government and partners are training NAPTIP, Civil Defence, and other agencies on prosecuting gender-based violence (GBV) in schools to improve access to justice for child survivors. The initiative addresses rising concerns over violence, exploitation, and harassment in educational settings.
- Israeli airstrikes continue in southern Lebanon
Israeli airstrikes continue in southern Lebanon, targeting areas around Tyre and villages in the Nabatieh region. At least 13 people have been killed, including a 16-year-old boy struck by a drone, following displacement orders issued by the Israeli military.
- Israel continues deadly attacks on Lebanon as Hezbollah rejects ceasefire agreement
Israeli strikes in Tyre, Lebanon, killed seven people despite a conditional ceasefire proposal. Hezbollah rejected the agreement, demanding a full Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon.
- The War Room newsletter: Don’t panic! (But be prepared)
The article, written by Tim Judah of The Economist, analyzes Britain's vulnerabilities in civil defense and urges readers to remain calm but prepared. It highlights the importance of addressing these weaknesses without causing unnecessary alarm.
- Don’t Panic! (But be prepared)
The article discusses Britain's lack of civil defence preparedness, emphasizing the need for preparation without panic. It highlights the country's current state of civil defence. The topic sparks concern and awareness about potential crises.