Healey rejects ‘Brexit rhetoric’ during tension in Commons

Shadow Defence Secretary James Cartlidge questioned the strength of UK–France defence cooperation in the Commons this week.

British fighter jets arrive in Poland to deter Russia

Royal Air Force Typhoon fighter jets have arrived at Malbork Air Base in Poland to begin 'Operation Chessman', part of NATO’s Enhanced Air Policing mission.

Qatar to buy MQ-9B drones in $1.96bn U.S. deal

The United States has approved a potential Foreign Military Sale to Qatar valued at approximately $1.96 billion, including eight MQ-9B drones and a wide array of advanced munitions and support systems.

America strikes Islamic State in Somalia

According to an initial assessment released by AFRICOM, the operation resulted in the deaths of multiple ISIS-Somalia fighters, with no civilian casualties reported.

Government responds to concerns over future of Hawk

The Defence Committee had strongly criticised the failure to maintain sovereign production capability for the Hawk jet.

Massive U.S. bomber buildup continues at Diego Garcia

The United States has now moved at least seven B-2A Spirit stealth bombers to Diego Garcia, significantly expanding its military presence at the remote British-controlled island in the Indian Ocean.

Massive American bomber build up suggests upcoming strike

A significant movement of US military assets to Diego Garcia has been observed in recent days, suggesting preparations for a major air operation.

US expands command & control training to RAF Waddington

For the first time, the U.S. Air Force’s premier operational-level planning course, the Command and Control Warrior Advanced Course (C2WAC), is being conducted outside the U.S. at RAF Waddington.

What’s next for Red Arrows? Ministers weigh Hawk replacement

With the Hawk T1’s retirement looming, the UK Government must soon decide whether to maintain a British-built fast jet capability or risk relying on foreign alternatives.

Most Scots ‘feel safer’ as part of UK says new poll

A new Survation poll has found that most Scots believe they are more secure and have greater global influence as part of the UK, with strong support for continued membership in NATO and the UK's nuclear weapons.

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