The humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza, exacerbated by recent conflicts and severe restrictions on aid, has led to unprecedented suffering and societal breakdown. The article calls for international political will to prevent such disasters in the future and urges the UK to leverage its diplomatic and legal strengths to address and mitigate potential atrocities globally.
The Liberal Democrat strategy for international security is grounded in liberal values and cooperation, ensuring defence, diplomacy, and development are aligned.
Global progress on the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) has significantly lagged, exacerbated by the pandemic, geopolitical conflicts, and climate challenges. The UK is addressing these shortfalls through a strategic, integrated approach, emphasising education, climate resilience, and health, particularly for women and children, to drive meaningful change and uphold its commitment to global development.
Russia’s Latest advances in Ukraine highlight competing pressures on western intelligence and military resources.
Defence Secretary Grant Shapps has apologised to the 272,000 members of the Armed Forces hit by the Ministry of Defence cyberattack
Foreign Secretary Beats the Drum for British Business in the Middle East Whilst Pushing for Regional Diplomacy to Resolve Crisis in Gaza
In the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV) has surged, reflecting a broader trend of its strategic use in global conflicts. This article delves into the specific case of Russian-perpetrated CRSV in Ukraine, examining its brutal manifestations and the role of proxy warfare.
Prime Minister’s bolstered defence spending to fortify national security amidst escalating global challenges.
Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden outlined a framework to boost economic defences against threats to British economic interests. This strategy is principally aimed at China, in a further sign of cooling Sino-British relations as this Government balance trading relations with Beijing against mounting threats to the UK’s national and economic security.
This weekend’s attack by Iran has marked a new chapter in the deteriorating security landscape in the Middle East, as for the first time for either country a state has launched over 300 missiles and projectiles at another state.
Delving into the UK’s relationship with Israel from a military perspective
As details have emerged over this weekend regarding China’s highly suspected cyber-attack on the UK’s Electoral Commission, dating back to 2021, the government are coming
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