Healey visits Faslane naval base in defence review
Defence Secretary John Healey made his first official visit to the Faslane naval base, home to the UK's nuclear deterrent, as part of a broader strategic defence review.
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Healey: Trump return could hurt Ukraine support
Shadow defence secretary John Healey raises concerns over potential US policy shifts under a second Trump presidency, urging continued support for Ukraine.
Albanese condemns Hamas, backs Palestinian statehood
Australian PM Anthony Albanese denounces Hamas while advocating for Palestinian statehood, sparking debate on Middle East policy.
Trump faces tough challenge persuading Putin on Ukraine
As Ukraine battles to maintain its defensive lines, former US President Donald Trump may find it difficult to negotiate with Vladimir Putin, according to geopolitical analysts.
JD Vance sparks row over UK-US defence alliance
US Senator JD Vance faces backlash after suggesting the UK should prioritise its own defence over relying on American support, raising tensions in the transatlantic alliance.
Palestine Action Disrupts UK Over Arms Trade
Activists from Palestine Action have staged dramatic protests across Britain, targeting government buildings and defence contractors to oppose UK complicity in the Israeli arms trade. Read their demands and the official response.
Union slams government over national security risks
A leading union has issued a stark warning over national security risks due to government policies, claiming Westminster is 'asleep at the wheel'.
Lammy clashes with Vance over NATO comments
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy has strongly criticised US Senator JD Vance for his controversial remarks about NATO, calling them 'dangerous' and 'misguided'.
US pressure on Lebanon risks dangerous Hezbollah escalation
The US is urging Lebanon to dismantle Hezbollah's military capabilities, a move experts warn could destabilise the fragile nation and heighten Middle East conflicts.
Brown urges fiscal caution amid defence spending debate
Former PM Gordon Brown urges fiscal prudence amid rising defence costs, while Labour faces scrutiny over immigration policies and economic strategy.
Starmer accused of emboldening Hamas in shock claims
Explosive claims suggest Labour leader Keir Starmer's stance may have indirectly emboldened Hamas. Read the damning evidence that's sending shockwaves through Westminster.
EU Army: Why Unity Remains Elusive
The idea of a unified EU army remains fraught with challenges, as member states struggle to align their defence priorities and leadership ambitions.
ADF recruitment shortfall continues despite improvements
The Australian Defence Force has fallen short of its recruitment targets, though recent improvements offer a glimmer of hope. What’s behind the shortfall?
Which countries recognise Palestine? UK under pressure
As global tensions rise, more nations are recognising Palestine as a sovereign state. Will the UK, Canada, and France follow suit? Here’s the latest on the diplomatic shift.
Defence Secretary grilled over military readiness
Labour and Liberal Democrat MPs challenge Defence Secretary Grant Shapps on military preparedness and equipment shortages in a heated parliamentary session.
Fordham slams Albanese over defence shutdown risks
Radio host Ben Fordham has criticised PM Anthony Albanese for shutting down a critical defence project, warning it could leave Australia exposed to Chinese influence.
Pete Hegseth eyes Defence Secretary role
Fox News host Pete Hegseth is reportedly considering a surprising career move to become the next US Defence Secretary, as controversies swirl around current leadership.
Most Aussies doubt AUKUS subs will arrive: poll
A new Guardian Essential poll shows rising scepticism among Australians about the delivery of AUKUS submarines, with concerns heightened by potential US policy shifts under a Trump presidency.
Karen Read defence demands Lexus and phone return
Defence attorneys for Karen Read, accused of murdering her boyfriend, demand the return of her Lexus and phone, claiming critical evidence was mishandled.
Reeves slams Trump's NATO comments as "dangerous"
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has strongly criticised Donald Trump's recent NATO remarks, calling them 'reckless' as the UK government reaffirms its commitment to the alliance.
Australia to get US nuclear subs by 2030 under AUKUS
Australia is set to acquire advanced US nuclear-powered submarines by 2030 under the AUKUS pact, as confirmed by a top US Navy admiral. The deal strengthens Indo-Pacific security amid rising tensions.
NATO jets scramble after Russian warplanes near UK
RAF Typhoons were swiftly deployed after Russian military aircraft were detected near UK airspace, marking yet another high-stakes aerial standoff.
UK Stands Ready to Defend Taiwan Amid China Tensions
Defence Secretary John Healey declares Britain's readiness to support Taiwan in case of conflict, as global tensions escalate over China's territorial claims.
UK pledges 2.5% GDP defence spending by 2030
The British government has pledged to increase defence spending to 2.5% of GDP by 2030, ensuring the nation is prepared for escalating global security challenges.
Spy balloons pose risk to UK airports, experts warn
Experts warn that spy balloons could pose a serious threat to UK airspace, with major airports potentially vulnerable to aerial surveillance. Learn how these devices operate and what's being done to counter the risk.
Taliban fighters secretly airlifted to UK
Exclusive investigation reveals how Taliban fighters were secretly airlifted to the UK from Afghanistan, raising serious security concerns.
AUKUS Defence Talks Heat Up Amid Global Tensions
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Defence Minister Richard Marles engage in critical AUKUS discussions, focusing on regional security and defence cooperation during the Talisman Sabre military exercises.
Flimsy fence exposes UK air base security flaws
A critical security lapse has been uncovered at a key UK air base, where a feeble fence is the only barrier protecting sensitive military assets. Experts warn of severe risks if immediate action isn't taken.
Police fail to arrest Palestine Action protesters at defence firm
Critics slam police inaction as Palestine Action protesters evade arrest during a demonstration at a UK defence company linked to Israel.
Australian minister accused of 'brown-nosing' US defence officials
Australian Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles has been criticised for his overly deferential remarks to US defence officials, sparking debate about national sovereignty and diplomatic etiquette.
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