Ukraine: AI powered drones
Pilotless drones have taken to the skies over Ukraine as both Ukrainian and Russian forces deploy AI-powered weapons in the fight for sovereignty..
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Tech
Defence
World Affairs
Red Sea assault sinks ship
Seafarers rescued after Houthi strike Six crew members have been rescued and at least three killed after a cargo ship was attacked and.
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Politics
Palestine Action proscribed
RAF break-in triggers terror law response Palestine Action has officially been proscribed as a terrorist organisation under UK anti-terror legislation, following a dramatic.
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Politics
UK aircraft to go nuclear
The government is set to purchase 12 new nuclear-capable fifth-generation fighter jets to join NATO’s nuclear mission. First time in many decades for.
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People
Oldbury vet joins 3M claim
Black Country vet joins UK military lawsuit against US earplugs supplier 3M An ex Royal Marines commando from the Black Country is among.
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Viewpoint
World Affairs
Price for bombing Iran
Here we go again. The ‘West knows best’ ideology manifesting itself in the Middle East. After Iran (in 1953) Iraq, Libya, Afghanistan and.
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Leadership
Viewpoint
World Affairs
Iran regime a global threat
The US strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities was not only justified – it was essential. For too long, the Iranian regime has threatened.
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World Affairs
Britain: Warfooting
Military movements signal escalation The UK is creeping ever closer to a state of quasi-war readiness – a subtle but unmistakable shift in.
Defence
£205m Typhoon upgrade
Next-generation capability The Government has announced £204.6m in funding for a major upgrade to the RAF’s Eurofighter Typhoon fleet. The investment will support.
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World Affairs
Blind to brutality
The moral fog of protest By all reasonable standards of human decency, there should be no doubt: Israel, for all its faults, remains.