Trump Veto Of Defence Bill Overridden By Congress
It comes just weeks before US President Donald Trump’s term in office ends.
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World 2020: What's Happened In UK Defence?
The military has spent a lot of 2020 on the frontline of the COVID-19 crisis, but operations have continued at home and overseas.
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Tri-Service UK Defence In 2020: A Year In Pictures
The military has spent a lot of 2020 on the frontline of the COVID-19 crisis, but operations have continued at home and overseas.
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Gurkhas British Troops Train Zambian Rangers To Tackle Poaching
The 30-strong unit helped to share a range of soldiering skills that can be used to track and combat poachers.
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Invictus Games Invictus Games 2021: Three Teams Will Not Travel To The Hague
Australia, Jordan and New Zealand have said their teams will not be travelling to the Invictus Games due to the COVID pandemic.
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USA Artificial Intelligence Shares Control On US Military Flight For First Time
The U-2S 'Dragon Lady' spy plane took off from Beale Air Force Base in California for a reconnaissance training mission.
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Politics Scrutiny Of UK's Arms Exports 'Not Fit For Purpose'
MPs called for a committee to strengthen scrutiny of the UK's arms exports and remote warfare technology.
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History Dayton Accords: 25 Years Of Bosnia Peace Agreement
Under the terms of the Dayton Agreement, NATO took over peacekeeping for the Balkans.
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World 'Intelligence Sharing Between UK And EU To Remain If No-Deal Brexit'
Data sharing with EU nations will continue even if there is a no-deal Brexit, senior members of British intelligence and defence have said.
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World RAF And Qatari Pilots Operate As Joint Squadron For First Time In Qatar
12 Squadron reformed in 2018 as the RAF’s first joint squadron since the Second World War.
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RAF RAF Typhoons Scrambled To Intercept Russian Military Aircraft Over North Sea
The fighter jets monitored the movement of two Russian Tu-142 Bear F planes, which were detected near UK airspace.
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World Retired Military Dog Awarded Animals' Victoria Cross
Kuno was given the medal for his role in a compound raid against al-Qaeda in which he suffered severe injuries.
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Nato NATO Chief Warns Of High Price If Troops Leave Afghanistan 'Too Soon'
Jens Stoltenberg warned the country risks "becoming once again a platform for international terrorists".
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Navy ‘No Attacks On Flagged Vessels’ In First Year Of Royal Navy-Led Gulf Security Mission
Coalition Task Force Sentinel has ensured safe passage for more than 1,100 merchant ships through possible hotspots.
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Afghanistan Special Investigator To Examine Alleged War Crimes By Australian SAS
Members of the Australian Special Forces have been accused of 55 unlawful killings between 2005 and 2016.
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World Eight Peacekeepers Killed In Sinai Helicopter Crash
The service members were operating with the United Nations Multinational Force and Observers.