Germany stops arms exports to Israel over Gaza
Germany suspends arms exports to Israel following the announcement of a military operation in Gaza City, raising diplomatic tensions.
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Myanmar junta using European tech in air strikes
A damning report alleges Myanmar's military is deploying European-made technology in air attacks, raising ethical concerns over arms exports.
Banning nuclear weapons: A path to global security?
As global tensions rise, the push for nuclear disarmament grows stronger. Experts argue that eliminating these weapons is the only way to ensure long-term peace and survival.
British arms deals corruption scandal exposed
A deep dive into the murky dealings between British defence firms and Saudi officials, uncovering bribery, corruption, and the UK government's complicity.
Russia warns of unlimited nuclear arms expansion
Moscow declares it will expand its nuclear arsenal without restrictions as relations with the West deteriorate, raising fears of a new arms race.
Protesters confront Cooper over Elbit links
Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper faced a heated protest from Palestine Action activists demanding Labour sever ties with arms firm Elbit Systems.
Russia's military buildup sparks arms race fears
As Russia ramps up its military production, NATO warns of a looming arms race. Experts weigh in on the risks for Europe and the UK's defence strategy.
Netherlands buys $500M US arms for Ukraine via NATO
The Netherlands has pledged $500 million to buy US-made military equipment for Ukraine, marking the first transaction under NATO’s new security assistance framework.
China targets Elon Musk's Starlink in space arms race
Chinese researchers have outlined strategies to disrupt or destroy Elon Musk's Starlink satellite network, escalating fears of a space arms race between Beijing and the West.
Lords Challenge Government on Gaza Policy
Peers challenge ministers on alleged arms sales to Israel and humanitarian concerns in Gaza, sparking heated debate in the House of Lords.
Palestine Action founder arrested in police raid
The co-founder of Palestine Action was arrested after a police raid targeting activists protesting an arms factory linked to Israel. The group vows to continue its campaign.
Dutch court halts F-35 parts supply to Israel
A Dutch appeals court has ruled to stop the Netherlands from supplying F-35 fighter jet parts to Israel, citing potential violations of international law in Gaza.
Shulman: Fashion is an unsustainable 'arms race'
Former Vogue editor Alexandra Shulman delves into the societal pressures of modern fashion, branding it an 'arms race' of appearances and excess.
King Gizzard leaves Spotify over arms industry links
Australian psychedelic rock band King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard have joined the growing Spotify boycott, citing the platform's alleged connections to arms manufacturers.
Activists storm Greek ship bound for Israel
Activists protesting Israel's actions in Gaza boarded a Greek cargo ship allegedly carrying arms to Israel, sparking a tense standoff with authorities.
MPs push for UK to recognise Palestine, ban Israel arms sales
Over 130 MPs urge the UK government to formally recognise Palestine and stop arms exports to Israel, citing humanitarian concerns in Gaza.
UK considers Eurofighter sale to Turkey
Britain is in talks with Turkey over a potential sale of Eurofighter Typhoon jets, marking a significant shift in defence relations between the two NATO allies.
Inside Putin's secret teen-staffed drone factory
Exclusive look into Russia's largest drone plant where teenagers assemble deadly kamikaze UAVs destined for Ukraine's battlefields.
Lammy urges Gaza ceasefire, halt to UK arms sales to Israel
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy demands an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, criticises UK arms sales to Israel, and calls for increased humanitarian aid.
Palestine Action storms UK defence sites in arms protest
Pro-Palestine activists targeted defence sites in London and Cornwall, demanding an end to UK complicity in the Israeli arms trade. Police made multiple arrests as tensions flared.
Palestine Action protesters clash with Met Police in London
Activists from Palestine Action staged a dramatic protest in London, targeting a building linked to Israel's arms trade, leading to clashes with Metropolitan Police.
Celebrity daughter arrested in arms factory protest
The daughter of a renowned British author was detained after a Palestine Action protest at a London arms factory supplying Israel. The group claims responsibility for multiple attacks on the site.
Tammy Hembrow defends toned arms amid body-shaming backlash
Fitness influencer Tammy Hembrow claps back at critics questioning her muscular arms, defending her dedication to health and fitness.
North Korea's secret pier for Russia arms shipments exposed
Satellite images reveal a newly constructed pier in North Korea, suggesting covert arms shipments to Russia amid ongoing Ukraine conflict.
EU arms maker linked to Gaza child deaths
Investigative report reveals how Europe's largest arms supplier fuels the Gaza conflict with components found in deadly airstrikes.
MBDA bomb parts linked to Gaza child deaths
MBDA, a European missile manufacturer, faces allegations of selling components for bombs linked to civilian casualties in Gaza, including children. Investigations reveal troubling supply chain connections.
UK firms woo buyers for next-gen fighter jets
British defence companies are capitalising on rising international interest in advanced fighter jets, with competitive pricing and cutting-edge technology driving sales.
Houthi arms dealers sell weapons via X and WhatsApp
A shocking report uncovers how arms dealers with ties to Yemen's Houthi rebels are using social media platforms like X and WhatsApp to sell weapons, raising global security concerns.
US approves new lethal arms for Ukraine amid GOP debate
The Biden administration has authorised another lethal arms shipment to Ukraine, sparking fierce debate among Republicans over continued military aid.
UK heatwave drives retail sales surge
Soaring temperatures in June drove UK consumers to spend heavily on cooling products, lifting retail sales figures despite broader economic pressures.
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