INTERPOL warns AI is enabling crime at industrial scale

During the INTERPOL General Assembly in Glasgow, Jürgen Stock and National Crime Agency Director General Graeme Biggar highlighted the complexity of global crime networks. #INTERPOLGLA

INTERPOL chief warns world losing fight against crime

At the 92nd INTERPOL General Assembly in Glasgow, Secretary General Jürgen Stock delivered an address marking his final appearance after a decade of leadership. #INTERPOLGLA

Britain warns North Korean troops facing challenges

Britain has warned that North Korean troops conducting combat operations would almost certainly have issues operating Russian equipment, integrating into Russia’s command and control structure, and working around the language barrier with Russian forces.

Russian treason charges surge, reflecting harsher control

Recent UK Defence Intelligence analysis highlights a significant rise in convictions for treason within Russia, marking the highest levels in at least nine years.

Global police leaders in Glasgow for INTERPOL assembly

The 92nd General Assembly, set to take place from 4-7 November in Glasgow, will bring together global police leaders to discuss critical issues in international policing.

BMT contracted for ‘next-gen’ tactical communications

BMT, in collaboration with QinetiQ and Team Advance, has secured a three-year contract to develop new tactical communications for the British Army.

Amnesty for blank-firing guns announced for early next year

This follows tests by the National Crime Agency confirming that four Turkish-made top-venting blank-firing models are readily convertible, making them illegal under UK law.

NCSC warns of gap between threats and defence capabilities

The head of the National Cyber Security Centre has issued a call to international allies for a more unified approach to close the widening gap between escalating cyber threats and defence capabilities.

MOD awards £3.7m Falklands welfare Wi-Fi contract

The Ministry of Defence has awarded a contract valued at nearly £3.7 million to Sure South Atlantic, a telecommunications provider based in Stanley, to deliver welfare Wi-Fi for MOD personnel stationed in the Falkland Islands.

NATO and EU leaders agree on new global stability task force

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte met with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in their first official meeting since Rutte assumed his NATO role.

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