July’s attacks by Israel and the US have set back – without completely removing – Iran’s capability to develop a nuclear ...

They [Russian forces] continue to very slowly grind their way forwards at an enormous cost, but this is an attritional form of warfare that they seem comfortable that they can sustain for the time ...

The Indians were not expecting to be shot at...And the PL-15 is clearly very capable at long range.

Negative media coverage of corruption scandals in voluntary carbon markets (VCMs) has stoked public scepticism, threatening ...

Latin America’s critical minerals make for a geopolitical flashpoint, with the defence choices of Brazil, Argentina, Chile ...

It looks like it was a surface ship that was moored at the pier rather than a submarine, which is noteworthy...I’m not sure we can really ascertain more than that a pier was damaged, [which] I suspect ...

A portion of the US strategic nuclear submarine fleet is continuously at sea and deployed in areas which would enable it to strike targets if need be. I don’t think there’s a massive change there ...

While framed as a balanced approach, the formulation in effect formalises an Israeli veto over recognition — despite Starmer’s stated view that no party should wield such a veto." ...

Using unmanned aerial systems as a primary case study, this article proposes that purchasing 'cheap mass' is not as simple, nor necessarily as cheap as some proponents make out.

The UK's energetic courting of Japan is amassing a collection of Next Generation capabilities that could be perceived as rivalling the US security prerogative.

The Government will probably go through all its spending programmes, both new and extant, with a highlighter pen, trying to identify ones that can count towards the 1.5 per cent. In reality, a lot of ...

Given how the situation in Gaza has deteriorated, “the debate has shifted to ‘what else can we do,’ ‘what leverage do we have,’ and I think they’ve hit on recognition of Palestine,” said Burcu Ozcelik ...