Recent events have brought a general regional war closer, but we are not yet at the tipping point argues Lt. Col. Stuart Crawford.
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Britain faces the possibility of being at war in the next five years without the means to wage it argues Lt. Col. Stuart Crawford.
The UK Border Force has returned a group of migrants to France after their small boat got into trouble in the English Channel.
China and Russia appear to be gathering together in an alliance which will be pitted directly against the collective West.
The way things are going, the UK may well be out of the MBT game altogether within the next ten years unless the government sharpen up their ideas argues Lt. Col. Stuart Crawford, former tank commander and defence analyst.
In late 2023, tensions between Guyana and Venezuela resurged following the latter’s renewed claims and hostile rhetoric over the Essequibo region, also known as 'Guayana Esequiba'.
Labour must boost the defence budget to 4% of GDP, fix military personnel issues, and reform equipment procurement to reverse the decline in UK defence capabilities, argues Lt. Col. Stuart Crawford.
The IDF will now switch to conducting raids, this will mean keeping two divisions in Gaza.
