NATO Defence Ministers Sign-Off On New Space Policy
The alliance has announced a programme to deter threats to satellites and communications.
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Exercises European Union To Stage War Games To Prepare For 'Hybrid Threats'
Ministers from 28 EU countries will be tasked to respond to fictional scenarios during meetings in Helsinki in July and September.
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World NATO Allies 'Support Efforts To De-Escalate' Tensions With Iran
It follows a series of incidents between the US and Iran in the Gulf region.
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World NATO Is 'Preparing For A World Without The INF Treaty'
The US claims Russia broke the nuclear agreement and has since pulled out of the deal.
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World Made To Join Up: What's Conscription And Who Does It?
We look at what conscription is and how it works in other countries…
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World NATO Response Forces 'On Track To Launch', Secretary General Says
The 'Four Thirties' will be a rapid reaction force ready to deploy within 30 days.
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USA Two US Service Members Killed In Afghanistan
Their deaths came less than 24 hours after US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo visited Kabul for peace talks.
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Politics NATO Defence Ministers Meeting: What's On The Agenda?
NATO ministers from 29 membered states will be holding talks in Brussels this week.
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World Donald Trump Orders New Sanctions Against Iran
The US President has signed an executive order targeting Iran's supreme leader and associates with financial sanctions.
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Iran Jeremy Hunt: Britain Would Consider Joining The US In Military Action Against Iran
Tensions between the US and Iran have increased in recent weeks.
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Technology Frontline Tech: What Was The US Drone Shot Down By Iran?
The shooting down of the US drone could shape how drones are used in future, writes David Hambling.
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World UK Extends Kosovo Commitment 20 Years After Joining Mission
The announcement was made on the 20th anniversary of the peacekeeping force KFOR arriving in the Balkan region.
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Iran Trump: 'Iran Made Very Big Mistake' In Shooting Down US Drone
Iran and the US have disagreed over whether the aircraft was shot down over Iranian airspace or in international airspace.
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World Campaigners Win Legal Challenge Over UK Arms Sales To Saudi Arabia
The group 'Campaign Against Arms Trade' argued licensing military equipment for export to the Gulf state was unlawful.
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World Why Are There Tensions Between The US And Iran?
Tensions between the two nations have continued after a US drone was shot down by Iran's Revolutionary Guard
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World Four Charged With Shooting Down Flight MH17
The trial of the four suspects, three of whom have military backgrounds, will begin in March 2020.