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‘Crazy’ ethical investing rules risk Europe’s security, says Nato chief Mark Rutte
Secretary general urges people to lobby banks to increase their investment in defence companies
Massed drones can cover for the UK weapons shortfall, says former defence minister
Ex-minister James Cartlidge tells The National technology from non-military companies should be harnessed to develop battle-winning weapons
Europe on high alert for undersea sabotage by Russian spy ship
Tensions rise as British Defence Secretary reveals nuclear submarine deployed to monitor vessel and escort it out of UK waters
Starmer signals ‘loner laws’ to tackle new terror threat
Failures over mass stabbings in Southport murder spree ‘leap off the page’, says UK Prime Minister
Dozens arrested during pro-Palestine protest march in central London
Some marchers intended to break away and hold rally outside BBC’s headquarters, police say
Previous UK government spent £130 million on IT for failed Rwanda scheme
A total of £715 million was spent on deportation plan that was never put into effect
British troops' role in Ukraine needs ‘high bar’ for boots on ground
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has suggested force of European soldiers could act as deterrent against Russia following any peace deal
UNRWA ban: Israel urged to reveal Plan B for Gaza aid
UK’s international development committee chairwoman warns of no plan once Israel law banning UN agency for Palestinians comes into effect on January 28
Do not ‘let slip’ the chance of peace in Gaza, says UK foreign secretary
UK Foreign Secretary raises concerns over decades of ‘lost opportunities’
Ukraine's hopes lie in Trump allowing it to ‘take the gloves off’
US general tells The National that Moscow can be beaten, after Kyiv launches biggest missile attack
British military aircraft pass Gaza hostage intelligence to Israelis
Foreign Secretary David Lammy says surveillance planes ‘do not have a combat role’
Weak Iran could see ‘hardest of hardliners’ take leadership, says former UK national security adviser
Mark Sedwill says that Britain should align itself to Donald Trump’s policy of maximum pressure sanctions
Calls grow for sacking of British minister linked to former Bangladesh leader
Tulip Siddiq is coming under pressure following alleged property deals with the regime formerly run by her aunt Sheikh Hasina
Reform’s test for UK politics: Is right the right path?
With Labour struggling in government and the Conservatives in disarray, Farage’s Trump-lite vehicle could take pole position in Westminster
How the Euclid probe will revolutionise the science of space
Telescope has begun releasing first images of galaxies that will ultimately look ten billion years into the universe's origin