BAE to work on battlefield medical app for U.S. Air Force
The U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) has selected BAE Systems to continue development of the Battlefield Assisted Trauma Distributed Operations Kit (BATDOK) under a new programme.
Rutte backs Trump plan for Europe to fund Ukraine arms
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has endorsed a new proposal by President Donald Trump that would see European nations foot the bill for supplying Ukraine with weapons drawn from American stockpiles.
Veterans to protest in Whitehall over legal protections
Hundreds of military veterans are expected to gather outside the Ministry of Defence today in protest at plans to repeal legislation they believe protects Northern Ireland veterans from prosecution.
DSEI 2025 Tech Zone puts civilian tech at heart of defence
Defence has long been a driver of innovation, but the pace of civilian technological development now exceeds that of many defence programmes. #DSEI2025
Rutte appoints Allison Hart as new NATO Spokesperson
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has appointed Allison Hart as the alliance’s new Spokesperson.
Britain’s King Charles fires artillery
When the monarch pulls the trigger on ceremonial duties.
MOD civil service shrinks by over half since 1995
The number of civil servants employed by the Ministry of Defence has fallen by more than half over the past three decades, according to new figures released in response to a parliamentary question.
Former MI6 chief backs ID cards and warns Putin
Former MI6 chief Sir Alex Younger tells BBC Newsnight the UK needs ID cards and warns Putin is overplaying his hand with Trump.
UK to prioritise NATO service in career progression
Serving with NATO will become a formal prerequisite for promotion to senior ranks in the British Armed Forces, Minister for the Armed Forces Luke Pollard confirmed to Parliament’s Defence Committee.
Rubio cites 100k Russian dead as pressure builds for peace
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has placed renewed focus on the human cost of the war in Ukraine, citing “100,000 Russian soldiers – dead, not injured – dead” in the conflict.
