Labour needs to clarify its defence policy
Jeremy Corbyn needs to commit to the principle of collective defence
NATO
Cameron’s hypocrisy on defence spending will damage the UK
Aside from the risks to national security, the PM’s low spending risks inciting hostility from the Europe he needs to keep on side
Comment: calls for a united EU army will only create division
Juncker’s latest proposal looks like a stunt to irritate the US
The irresponsible hypocrisy of our defence policy is now having repercussions in the Gulf States
On disarmament, it is the Arab states who have been the good international citizens
Defence report: The UK has not done enough to prepare itself for new global threats
Defence Committee urges UK to look to its European allies for support, as the US loses patience with lack of investment
There have been real achievements in Afghanistan, but leaving puts them at risk
Now is an appropriate juncture to push back against fatalism and despair and protect our achievements for the future.
Violence in Libya: a by-product of NATO irresponsibility
The West helped topple Gaddafi but failed in its duty to the Libyan people in the aftermath.
Syria (still) needs a no-fly-zone
A No-Fly Zone is not a solution to the conflict, but it is a proven means to restrict the killing.
Trident: Time for Des Browne and others to follow the logic
It is time for Des Browne and others to follow the logic on Trident, writes Kate Hudson, general secretary of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND).
NATO ‘on message’ on Afghanistan – but what does the message mean?
NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen tells us we are near the end of our mission in Afghanistan, but are we really?