Rutte calls for stronger defence industry at Brussels expo
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has urged defence companies to accelerate production and innovation, warning that a strong industrial base is essential to Allied security.
UK sets out new strategy to counter extremism
The UK government has published a new policy framework aimed at strengthening social cohesion and countering extremism, warning that online radicalisation and social divisions pose increasing risks to national resilience.
Army reviewing war stocks for high-intensity conflict
The British Army has carried out an assessment of the equipment, supplies and enablers required to sustain a war-fighting division in a high-intensity conflict.
Leonardo to acquire UK cyber firm Becrypt
Leonardo has agreed to acquire British cybersecurity company Becrypt.
UK orders 37 artillery weapon systems for RCH 155
Britain has ordered 37 artillery weapon systems for Boxer mounted RCH 155 howitzers under a 53 million pound contract.
Plans set out for new veteran support centre network
The government has outlined plans for a new network of support centres intended to improve access to services for veterans across the UK.
Counter-terrorism podcast returns with explosive new series
A podcast offering insight into the work of UK Counter Terrorism Policing has returned for a second series, featuring interviews with officers and specialists involved in national security operations.
NATO and allies test rapid deployment across Europe
Exercise STEADFAST FOXTROT 2026 will see NATO commands and member states test the rapid deployment and sustainment of forces across Europe.
UK offers funding for two defence tech colleges in Scotland
The UK government has urged the Scottish Government to match funding for two proposed defence technical colleges, with ministers arguing the facilities are needed to support a growing defence order book and rising demand for skilled workers.
Government warns of risks from overseas AI dominance
The UK government has warned that the concentration of advanced artificial intelligence development in a small number of overseas jurisdictions could pose strategic risks to Britain's security and freedom of action.
