US Election 2020: What Does It Mean For American Defence?
The winner of the presidential election will be commander-in-chief of the US military.
The winner of the presidential election will be commander-in-chief of the US military.
The UK will be affected by the choices of the next commander-in-chief of the world's most powerful military, and how it is used.
The Foreign Secretary insisted the special relationship will continue but its "contours" would be different depending on who wins.
The Overseas Operations Bill has cleared the Commons, after MPs gave it a third reading, by 345 votes to 260, majority 85.
Former military chiefs have warned against the decision during Lords question time.
The force was conceived a decade ago as part of the Lancaster House Treaties signed by David Cameron and Nicolas Sarkozy.
Professor Malcolm Chalmers says the reduction of a Treasury spending review to cover only a one-year period could be costly for defence.
The private contract for the warheads has been outsourced for the past 20 years.
A group of cross-party MPs says the legislation is "not fit for purpose".
Sir Lindsay Hoyle says he wants more MPs to take advantage of a scheme which aims to improve understanding of the military.
Johnny Mercer MP, Minister for Defence People and Veterans, has written for Forces News about the Overseas Operations Bill.
Tobias Ellwood MP told Forces News the review needs to go ahead as it will "confirm what the current and emerging threats are that we face".
Ben Wallace was addressing delegates of the Atlantic Future Forum, hosted on board HMS Queen Elizabeth.
It follows a decision for a separate spending review by the Treasury to now cover only one year, instead of three.
Tory MP Tobias Ellwood has voiced concern over any potential cuts to the number of British Army infantry brigades.
The Statement of Intent will see RAF Coningsby as the base for the Qatari Emiri Air Force Hawk aircraft.