Why It's Now Time To Begin Thinking About Defence Reviews
Professor Michael Clarke says now the General Election has been completed, a "clear-sighted" defence review is needed.
Professor Michael Clarke says now the General Election has been completed, a "clear-sighted" defence review is needed.
You may have heard talk of '2% of GDP' or 'meeting the NATO target' ahead of the General Election - but what does it actually mean?
Chief of Defence Staff General Sir Nicholas Carter has highlighted key threats to those potentially in charge in an annual speech.
What lessons can we learn from HMSQE's milestone deployment?
Observers will be trying to work out where the alliance is heading.
Many parties standing in the 2019 General Election have now published their manifestos, but very little is said about defence.
Labour has committed to renewing Trident, but Mr Corbyn's track record on nuclear weapons has been well-documented.
Ever wondered what it's like to join the Army Reserves as a woman? Here's your chance to find out
A veteran of Afghanistan and Iraq has given us his opinion on the BBC-Sunday Times investigation into alleged historical war crimes.
What possible ramifications could this have for the British Armed Forces?
The UK and Europe must take action, and if necessary, take military action, writes Syrian conflict expert Hamish de Bretton-Gordon.
We asked leading military experts how they think Britain's forces will look in 10 years.
A former Royal Marine who has just returned from the Bahamas gives an eye-witness account of the situation after Hurricane Dorian.
"Whether the Armed Forces want to or not, they need to factor climate change"
The Chancellor, Sajid Javid, will soon set out the Government’s spending plans for the next year.
Britain's naval presence is growing in the Gulf but what does that mean for UK/Iran relations?