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MOD Main Building Booby-Trapped – Labour’s Day One Dilemmas

Labour faces immediate defence dilemmas with a booby-trapped MOD Main Building and financial crises on Day One, argues @RyanBJackson.

Without the USA, would NATO still win?

Yes, a European NATO could likely defeat a Russian attack on day one, but what about day one hundred?

Farage NATO remarks derail Reform surge

Election Bombshell - Farage's controversial comments on Ukraine threaten Reform Party momentum argues Lt. Col. Stuart Crawford.

Israel shifts military focus north

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has signalled that his armed forces will shortly shift focus north to the border with Lebanon.

How the British defeated Napoleon with citrus fruit

Without citrus, the years of blockades of French ports by the Royal Navy would not have been practical.

A vision for Plaid Cymru’s 2024 Defence and Foreign Policy

The goal for a pro-independence party should be a Welsh armed forces and an independent foreign policy as a sovereign state argues @JeremyBrookman2.

Scotland should build German Tanks

To quickly address Britain's shortage of tanks, the UK should establish a manufacturing facility in Scotland to produce Leopard 2 tanks argues Lt Col Stuart Crawford.

Would UK naval shipbuilding continue in Scotland if it left the UK?

Naval shipbuilding in Scotland has become controversial once again.

Beijing walking fine line between Russia and the west

Beijing is walking a fine line between support for Russia and not angering the west too much.

Putin celebrates with nuclear threats to UK and France

Ukraine recap: Putin celebrates Victory Day with nuclear threats to UK and France

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UK needs a sub-strategic nuclear deterrent argue experts

The UK must regenerate a sub-strategic nuclear deterrent, according to a new paper from the Council on Geostrategy. The authors warn that growing Russian threats and uncertain US guarantees demand a more flexible British nuclear posture.