The UK Labour government’s Strategic Defence Review (SDR) “Making Britain Safer: secure at home, strong abroad” has broad implications for education. The SDR aims to create new pathways between youth ...

1. A generational challenge demands a generational response. For the first time since the end of the Cold War, the UK faces multiple, direct threats to its security, prosperity, and democratic values.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced an overhaul of the U.K.'s defense spending on Monday. Starmer said the U.K.'s defense spending would rise to 2.5% of GDP by 2027. He also set out an ...

Gen. George Robertson (right) says Prime Minister Keir Starmer (left) has signed off on the Strategic Defense Review. Credit: Benjamin Cremel/WPA Pool/Getty Images LONDON—The UK will publish its ...

The British government last week published its long-awaited Strategic Defence Review. Led by former Defence Secretary and NATO secretary general Lord Robertson, the review outlines the major ...

The government announced that Britain would increase its fleet of nuclear-powered attack subs. This announcement comes ahead of an upcoming defence review, which is expected to state that the country ...

The Defence Industrial Strategy recognised that the regulatory environment in Defence must be updated to be fit for the current era of threat; one that is as permissive and simple as possible to ...

Among its 62 recommendations, the UK Strategic Defense Review recognizes that three E-7 Wedgetails will not be enough for around-the-clock radar surveillance of the UK and NATO airspace. Credit: UK ...

The Starmer Labour government published its strategic defence review (SDR) Monday, with its central aim to prepare Britain to fight wars against Russia in Europe and the Atlantic. The SDR makes clear ...

Leopard 2 tanks in production at Rheinmetall's tank assembly plant. New facilities are being established in automotive plants converted into armored vehicles production facilities. Photo: Axel Heimken ...

Unpopular governments always retreat to grounds of lazy convenience. Instead of engaging in exercises of courage, they take refuge in obvious distractions. And there is no more obvious distraction ...