The UK and Ukraine have signed a landmark Artificial Intelligence Partnership intended to combine British research and technology expertise with Ukraine’s unique battlefield experience and operational data.
Can an £8.4 billion investment in Britain’s nuclear deterrent also transform opportunities for young people? Read the full article to explore the jobs, spending commitments and political questions behind the announcement.
Andy Burnham’s first major foreign policy intervention presents a vision of national security that links defence, industrial renewal, European co-operation and local resilience.
Ed Davey has unveiled plans for a new EU partnership, challenging Labour to abandon its EU red lines in favour of closer economic and security ties with Europe. The Liberal Democrats argue that rejoining the Single Market, negotiating a Customs Union and strengthening defence cooperation could boost growth and reverse the economic consequences of Brexit.
The resignation of John Healey over defence spending is yet another crisis for Keir Starmer, exposing internal tensions on national security just as the Prime Minister prepares for a high-stakes meeting with Donald Trump.
Russian information operations like DoppelGänger thrive on fragmented defence. Hadley Newman argues the UK should lead a standards-based, cross-border system that turns shared awareness into collective readiness.
At the Conservative European Forum, the former Chancellor and Foreign Secretary urged Britain to rediscover its confidence, strengthen alliances, and combine economic discipline with moral purpose.
On Monday morning the Liberal Democrats Party Conference passed a motion urging the British government to pursue closer ties with the European Union, as part
In August 2025, Norway announced it would acquire at least five UK-designed Type 26 anti-submarine warfare (ASW) frigates in a deal worth roughly £10 billion, marking Norway’s
A freedom of information request has revealed over £5 million in Government funding for various defence linked firms
Who owns the technology underpinning these tools? Can we trust it? Are we truly in control?
The UK will continue to train Ukrainian armed forces until at least the end of 2026
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