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February 14, 2024
Britain’s decline over the past 25 years has been staggeringly rapid. Almost everything is getting worse, and almost nothing is getting better. Our public and private institutions are broken, presided over by an incompetent, selfish and narcissistic ruling class. Living standards, when adjusted properly for living and property costs, are declining.
February 4, 2024
In a damning report released today, the Defence Select Committee concluded the Army is the UKs weakest service due to significant capability deficiencies including shortages of vehicles.
February 4, 2024
Ministers urged to address stockpile shortages and recruitment crisis in armed forces to ensure UK’s security
February 4, 2024
We are at a dangerous point in history. The need to deter against the threat of an all-out war is more pressing than it has been for a generation. With the Defence Secretary stating that we have entered a “pre-war world”, where we must replace idealism with “hard-headed realism”, the vital importance of that deterrence has never been clearer.
February 4, 2024
David Cameron has vowed to hold Iran accountable for Tehran over attacks on Red Sea shipping and said Tehran must be sent the clearest possible signal the attacks wont be tolerated.
February 4, 2024
Britain’s “increasingly overstretched” Armed Forces are not ready for a war with Russia, a damning inquiry by MPs has concluded.
February 4, 2024
The UK and the US struck 36 Houthi targets in Yemen overnight in the third wave of airstrikes this month as David Cameron issued a warning to Iran
February 2, 2024
The Royal Navy has abandoned major warship patrols of the Falkland Islands because of ship shortages.
January 25, 2024
In today's MetroTalk readers are wondering whether being conscripted in 2024 is a likely possibility or a ludicrous idea.
January 22, 2024
Out-going Liberian President, President George Weah, said on Sunday he was leaving behind a better economy than he inherited when his administration came into office six years ago.