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
Robertson: China a ‘problem’, not direct threat for now
Lord Robertson and Lord West used the latest Lord Speaker’s Corner podcast to outline how Beijing and New Delhi fit into the shifting geopolitical landscape, arguing that Western policy must adapt to long-term structural realities.
Britain is ‘under attack and under prepared’
The UK faces mounting security risks and is failing to take them seriously enough, former NATO Secretary General Lord Robertson has warned.
Search for missing RFA crew member ends off Donegal
A multi-agency search off the north-west coast of the Republic of Ireland has concluded with no sign of a missing Royal Fleet Auxiliary crew member.
Huge new Chinese assault ship begins trials
China’s new Type 076 assault ship Sichuan begins trials, uniquely pairing a twin-island LHD design with an electromagnetic catapult for fixed wing operations.
Anduril and Hyundai launch drone warship project
Anduril Industries has announced a major partnership with HD Hyundai Heavy Industries to design and produce a new class of autonomous surface vessels for commercial and defence use.
George Medal awarded to man who stopped hospital bomber
Nathan Newby confronted and restrained Mohammed Farooq in 2023 after noticing his suspicious behaviour.
Veterans support detailed after MP questions aid spending
Minister outlines existing veterans support after Lowe queries redirecting aid funds.
Colombia selects Gripen E/F in 3.1 billion euro deal
Saab has signed a contract with the Colombian Government for the purchase of 17 Gripen E and F fighters, the UK Defence Journal understands.
UK reportedly considers Pegasus SIGINT aircraft purchase
Defence Eye has reported that the UK is in discussions with German defence firm Hensoldt about a possible purchase of its Pegasus signals-intelligence aircraft.
NATO drills boost civil maritime links in Dynamic Master 25
NATO has expanded its work with the global shipping sector through Exercise Dynamic Master 25, a two week civil–military maritime coordination drill hosted at MARCOM in Northwood from 3 to 14 November, the organisation stated.
