Babcock International To Cut 1,000 Jobs In Restructuring Plans
The defence company, which is the MOD's second largest contractor, said about 850 of the jobs to go would be in the UK.
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Iran US And Iran To Begin Indirect Talks On Nuclear Accord
It comes almost three years after then-US President Donald Trump brought his country out of the deal.
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Syria COMMENT: Blowing Up Schools And Hospitals Is The 'New Normal' In International Relations
The decline of UK foreign policy and the destruction of a future generation in Syria and the Middle East and North Africa.
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World Why Is Climate Change 'Firmly A Defence Problem'?
A new report has outlined how defence can reach sustainability targets and the impact climate change could have on operations.
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Tri-Service Military 'Needs To Adapt' Due To Climate Change
Lieutenant General Richard Nugee, author of a new sustainability report, spoke to Forces News about changes the military needs to make.
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World UK Defence Chief Signs Joint Letter Condemning Myanmar Military Violence
Military chiefs from 12 countries have put their names to the document.
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North Korea North Korea Test-Fires Ballistic Missiles In Message To US
It was the first time since US President Joe Biden took office that North Korea has test-fired ballistic missiles.
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World Why's Britain interested in the Indo-Pacific?
The region covers some of the world's most important sea lanes, plus India, China, Japan, the Philippines, Indonesia and Australia.
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World Mali: Dozens Dead After Military Convoy Ambushed
Personnel involved in the UN peacekeeping mission in Mali helped wounded soldiers following the attack.
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Nato NATO Spending Increases For Sixth Consecutive Year
Jens Stoltenberg also discussed the pressing threats to the alliance posed by Russia and China.
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Politics Integrated Review: Nuclear Stockpile To Increase Amid 'Deteriorating Security Environment'
The report plans for the UK's number of nuclear missile warheads to increase to 260, reversing a move to reduce the stockpile to 180.
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News Four Killed After Military Plane Crash In Kazakhstan
Officials say two survivors were also taken to hospital after a failed landing attempt.
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Afghanistan New Study Examines Mental Health Impact Of Afghanistan Injuries
The work has been carried out by the King's Centre for Military Health Research.
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Politics UK Stands With Estonia Against Russian 'Malign' Activity, Raab Says
Dominic Raab said in a press conference that "we feel very much that Estonian security is our security".
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World Deaths From Terrorist Activity Up Nearly 20% In 2020
Afghanistan was the deadliest country, with the number of deaths accounting for "more than one-third" of non-militant deaths worldwide.
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USA US And South Korea Agree On New Cost-Sharing Deal For Troops
US military presence in South Korea is intended to be a deterrent against the potential threat of North Korean aggression.