George Allison
George Allison is the founder and editor of the UK Defence Journal. He holds a degree in Cyber Security from Glasgow Caledonian University and specialises in naval and cyber security topics. George has appeared on national radio and television to provide commentary on defence and security issues. Twitter: @geoallison
Russian war crimes and crimes against humanity in Ukraine
Speaking to the UK Defence Journal and others, Ambassador Van Schaack revealed that war crimes have been reported in virtually every area where Russian troops are deployed in Ukraine.
RIAT to showcase ‘Eyes in the Skies’ in 2025
Next summer's Royal International Air Tattoo (RIAT) will spotlight specialised aircraft used for intelligence, surveillance, maritime patrol, and reconnaissance, under the newly announced theme, 'Eyes in the Skies'.
British carrier groups should visit Pacific more says report
A recent report by the Council on Geostrategy recommends that the UK increase its naval presence in the Indo-Pacific region, specifically within the First Island Chain, to contribute to ongoing deterrence efforts.
Leonardo, Rheinmetall position to develop new European tank
The companies aim to become a central player in European defence vehicle development and production, pending final regulatory approvals expected by early 2025.
Britain to boost NATO space launch capabilities
This initiative, known as the STARLIFT programme, aims to develop a network of space launch systems across NATO countries, enhancing their ability to rapidly deploy assets into space.
MoD tight-lipped on Challenger 3 project amid defence review
Conservative MP Danny Kruger sought clarity from the Ministry of Defence on how changes to the Defence spending uplift might impact the ongoing Challenger 3 programme.
New NATO Secretary General criticises Belarus
"Belarus clearly is not doing this from a position of strength. It is not helping you", Rutte told reporters at #NATO headquarters.
NATO calls for increased defence industry production
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has called for a significant boost in defence industrial production and improved standardisation across the alliance to meet the growing security challenges posed by Russia and other global threats.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte shifts approach to Russia
The new NATO Secretary General stopped short of labelling Russia an enemy but suggested to reporters that the alliance is moving away from any hopes of future partnership.
NATO to hold first session with Indo-Pacific partners
Ambassador Smith mentioned that 'NATO is no longer solely focused on the Euro-Atlantic region.
