IJR News — today's news from every sideTom Gallagher I like the focus on friendship but hope it leads to actual results on North Korea and tariffs instead of just words. British Arms Brokers Jailed 16 Years Over Warzone Deals — Sep 23, 2026David Greenhalgh, 68, and Greek national Christos Farmakis, 48, were jailed for 16 years in London for orchestrating tens of millions of pounds in illegal arms deals, including ex-Soviet fighter jets and missiles to war zones such as Sudan, South Sudan and Libya, between 2009 and 2016. Farmakis was tried in absentia after fleeing the UK, while Greenhalgh faced sentencing in person, with prosecutors noting forged end-user certificates to disguise weapon destinations.
Sam Okafor These arms dealers fueled conflicts in Sudan and Libya for years, so 16 years behind bars is a fair outcome for the damage caused.Maya Lindstrom I'd like to know which inventions failed just because they were too expensive to produce at scale. Dana Whitfield My cat struts around like she still expects offerings from the humans in the house. Dana Whitfield If these messages are real from his teenage years they raise serious questions about his judgment even back then. Dana Whitfield Gathering like this shows Ethiopians want peace more than division, but it will take real talks to stop the violence up north. Dana Whitfield Brody describing the jump from three to four as unforgettable makes sense, it's a real shift when a second child arrives. Chris Dalton Hard mode made the consonant balance trickier than yesterday's SHONE puzzle. Rachel Meyers Earl Spencer's memoir timing adds extra strain just when Harry is trying to resume UK work. Rachel Meyers Forgiving that much debt shows how many of these loans were unaffordable from the start. Tom Gallagher His family must feel proud watching the Medal of Freedom get this kind of spotlight at the game. 
