Foreign Aid Begins Reaching Cyclone-Hit Southern Africa
It is feared that thousands may have died across Mozambique, Malawi and Zimbabwe.
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World NATO Marks 20 Years Since First Admission Of Soviet States
Thirteen countries have joined the alliance in the last two decades.
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Royals Military Parade Welcomes Prince Charles To The Caribbean
The future head of the Commonwealth has said that the family of nations remains as "vital today as it has ever been".
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World Russia Criticised For 2014 Annexation Of Crimea
EU foreign ministers are marking the fifth anniversary of the annexation.
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World NATO Set To Confirm New Supreme Allied Commander Europe
General Tod D Walters' nomination has been approved by the alliance and he is expected to begin the new role later this year.
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News Military Bases Contractor Moves To New Company After Administrators Appointed
Interserve provides support to UK and overseas bases in locations such as the Falkland Islands, Gibraltar and Cyprus.
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Navy HMS Dragon Seizes £56m Of Heroin
Dragon now holds the records for both the number of successful busts and the total weight of drugs seized by a Navy ship in the Middle East.
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Navy Could India Become Home To The Royal Navy's New Frigate?
The First Sea Lord Admiral Sir Philip Jones has hinted at a more permanent presence in India.
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World UK And Romania Agree To Strengthen Defence Ties
Direct cooperation on intelligence, military medicine, and health support services are part of the agreement.
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World UK 'Rightfully' Gives Aid To Families Of Foreign Fighters In Syria
Alistair Burt outlined the aid given to spouses and children of foreign fighters in the country.
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World German Chancellor In Favour Of 'European Aircraft Carrier'
Angela Merkel endorsed the idea at the weekend in response to French President Emmanuel Macron's proposals for European Union reform.
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Syria Further Evacuations From Last Remaining IS Territory In Syria
There were no signs of combat to allow for evacuations from the eastern Syrian village of Baghouz.
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News RFA Mounts Bay Seizes £190,000 Worth Of Cocaine In Drug Bust
It comes just days after HMS Dragon seized two tonnes of hash in the Indian Ocean.
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World COMMENT: North Korea And Russian Weapons - How Did This Happen?
North Korea is reportedly restoring facilities at one of its long-range rocket launch sites, while Russia continues to develop new missiles.
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Royal Marines Vikings And Skijoring: Royal Marines Commandos In The Arctic Circle
Hundreds of Royal Marines have been deployed to the north of Norway, ensuring they are ready to operate in the harshest of conditions.
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Army Veteran Prepares For Solo Rowing Challenge Between Yemen And Africa
Jordan Wylie, who ran through three of the world’s most dangerous countries last year, is now taking on a mammoth solo rowing challenge.