‘RapidDestroyer’ uses a high-power radio frequency to fry systems at a distance
Deterrence is a shared asset — and a shared responsibility
Officials examine use of command and control systems and early warning aircraft
‘Supranational’ vehicle would purchase for participating states at more favourable borrowing rates
Chancellor confirms £2.2bn military funding rise next year in Spring Statement
UK gross government debt rose from 85.7% of GDP in 2019 to 101.8% in 2024
Most Labour voters believe protecting welfare is more important than boosting UK defence budget
The UK faces weak growth, high interest rates and a huge rise in defence spending
Even Eurosceptics and Britain-bashers should acknowledge the advantage of smooth weaponry supply chains
UK prime minister hosts meeting of senior armed forces figures from 31 nations
Finance minister Andrzej Domański calls for smarter funding as continent moves to bolster its military power
Talk of Donald Trump bringing the continent together is absurdly premature
Salary will be up to £400,000 per year, plus an annual bonus of up to 60%
Trump’s hard line on Ukraine and Nato poses difficult choices for the UK’s defence industry
David Lammy says Britain is ‘open’ to joint financing of military spending to boost continent’s security
In a world without US security guarantees, all other priorities must give way to defence
Letter to lenders and fund managers seeks to sweep away elements of ESG rules that hamper arms companies
There has been a surge in interest in weapons makers, but current ETFs offer only global exposure
Make UK chief calls for support for small businesses as Europe faces pressure from US to shoulder security cost
Governments are pledging to spend more on defence and want to make it easier for private investors to join in
Spending on defence will need to rise substantially if the UK is to meet the challenges it faces
Move by Anneliese Dodds comes after prime minister announces plan to shift resources to defence
Labour will use the geopolitical crisis to defy its own members about the new priorities for a rearming economy
If Labour will not budge on tax, inflation and a persistent deficit may be the result
Decision to plunder the development budget brings end to era of Britain as an ‘aid superpower’
