I think it's very important, as we do hear more information, that this [incident] is actually used as a bit of a test case to just show how heightened we need to be to the threat of sabotage in the ...

At the foundational level it is about physical security - making sure that everything inside the wire is protected from external threats...Fairford would have been one of the most well-protected sites ...

The facilities were expanded and the British built a much longer runway there, which allows Fairford to be one of the few military bases in Europe that can accommodate the largest American strategic ...

The Iranians will not get reparations for the war, so control of the strait is the only way they can recover economically. I cannot see them backing down from that.” ...

Lessons learned from Deris Wanaag, a three-year peace and stability programme implemented in the Kenya–Somalia–Ethiopia borderlands.

The Centre for Finance and Security (CFS) at RUSI has launched a new taskforce to examine the implications for international security of the use of cryptoassets, with funding support from Chainalysis.

Both sides are getting better at translating deep strikes into economic effects." ...

Balkanisation as Rubio framed it means more that Iraq risks failing to become a centralised, stable state that can wean off Iranian interference – not that it faces imminent territorial partition,” ...

When you look around that table at the United Nations you do see a good degree of consensus on AI use and the limitations that need to be placed around that. For example, we see the US and China ...

Russia's objective, if such an attack as described in the report were ever to happen, wouldn't be to cause excessive damage, cost lives or create casualties. In reality it would, in part, be symbolic.