The British leader says foreign aid will suffer a 40 percent cut to bolster defence spending in light of a ‘new era’.

However, it would be disingenuous to suggest that such efforts will be enough to meet all the promised increases in defence ...

"The world has changed". UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer's assessment is hard to deny and should prompt the Labour government ...

Labour has been urged to use an increase in defence spending to boost UK industry - as governments across Europe face up to ...

This week, Germany announced a fiscal revolution. Europe is finally listening to US entreaties to spend more on its own ...

Make UK chief calls for support for small businesses as Europe faces pressure from US to shoulder security cost ...

That’s not an aim that can be met by increasing defence spending to 2.5 per cent of GDP and having a vague plan to get to 3 per cent at some point in the future. (Yes, output targets are stupid in a ...

Moreover, reflecting recent geopolitical developments and potential for additional defence contracts, Solid State’s ...

These are tense times for investors. But against this nerve-jangling background, 'securonomics' provides a glimmer of ...

Russia has also not abandoned conventional threats to the UK. Just last month, the defence secretary revealed that a Russian ...

Approval among Britons for the UK to increase defense spending has risen, even if it means more burden on taxpayers, an Ipsos poll showed.

Whilst we welcome the increase in defence spending to 2.5% and the Prime Minister's promise around investment, growth, jobs ...