Defence

Streeting sets out Labour’s plans to strengthen Britain’s defences, support Ukraine and create jobs through domestic defence procurement.

Chancellor John Healey will pledge a "new age of industrialisation" for Britain in his first speech to party conference.

Blair banned landmines, Brown banned cluster bombs, now Burnham can ban killer robots.

The uncomfortable message from The Wargame is that we should strengthen ours before we find out just how much we have to lose.

Trade union delegates have voted in favour of a motion calling for greater investment in public services and higher wages, rather than increasing military spending.

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Defence should get extra money but a new cabinet member, leading a new ministry should be spending it and ensuring it's not wasted.

Labour must answer the question of what kind of security we are trying to build before somebody else does it for us.

Earlier this month, people in Georgia marked a sombre anniversary - the day that Russian tanks crossed the border and effectively seized control of two of the country’s regions, Abkhazia and South Ossetia. It was the first time Moscow used…

Domestic strength means foreign policy leverage. But our dependency on other on a range of issues limits our ability to act.

Al Carns argues that the next leader of the Party should build a plan, test it and then commit like their life depends on it.

For a Prime Minister keen to frame national security as a core competence and part of his legacy, Starmer’s rhetoric has over-promised and the reality has been under-delivery.