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Special reportThe race to build a new American way of war
A huge increase in US defence spending reflects lessons from Iran and Ukraine - but can the nation's weapons industry keep pace?
Call to sanction top KRG officials linked to English Channel smuggling
Ministers must ‘ramp up pressure’ on Iraqi Kurdistan region, says former adviser
Quest for ‘magic AI kill switch’ after US enemies take weapons systems offline
Houthis' use of Claude to develop rocket science exposes safeguards, expert warns
UK launches its first 'space squadron' to counter hostile threats
New unit set up to 'disrupt and deny' threats to British satellites amid rising concerns over Russian capabilities
Manchester lined up to host major investment summit as London dropped
Andy Burnham prepares to move flagship gathering from capital in major boost for the north
Britain to send RAF refuelling tanker to bolster Saudi air defences
Voyager will keep Saudi Typhoons airborne for longer as kingdom faces wave of Houthi drone and missile attacks
UK opposition seeks to axe VAT on shopping for overseas visitors
Billions in extra spending could be unleashed to revive Britain’s high streets
AI must be at heart of intelligence operations, says Tony Blair
Politicians face choice between adapting to AI era or suffering 'profound and compounding disadvantage', says former UK PM
Europe's capacity for war tested as Saudi Arabia seeks support to counter Houthis
Telling lack of available forces as Riyadh consults on political appetite for military backing
From Syria to Sudan: How to hunt for chemical weapons evidence
Assad regime’s gas attacks in Syria could provide a blueprint for allegations against SAF
'Strong indication' of chemical weapons use in Sudan, former inspectors say
Al-Jaili refinery attack in 2024 presents a ‘very strong' circumstantial case
UK armed forces member killed in Ukraine road accident
Second British military death in year as troops support Ukrainians and reportedly train special forces
Chemical weapons experts demand Sudan 'chlorine attack' inquiry
Former investigators say 'troubling' evidence 'warrants international investigation'
UK confident Israel intelligence sharing to continue despite sanctions backlash
Foreign Secretary rejects warnings that diplomatic rupture could leave Britain more exposed to Iran
UK leads ban on Israeli settler goods over 'ethnic cleansing'
France and Canada also part of joint action to tackle expansion in West Bank
