The Burnham premiership looks more likely to provide an opportunity for a Labour Party reset than it does a re-appraisal of national statecraft and strategy. But the two are intrinsically connected.

For a Prime Minister keen to frame national security as a core competence and part of his legacy, Starmer’s rhetoric has over-promised and the reality has been under-delivery.

However it is done, searching for a new leader is the smarter foreign policy move than labouring under the dead weight of Starmer’s endgame.

Why Zack Polanski will have to abandon his opposition to Nato

But the government must make sure local communities feel the benefit

Chinese cyber spies targeted the Electoral Commission, accessing UK voters' details.

It’s like ChatGPT for Catholicism, but the only sources for this large language model are 27,000 documents connected to the church.

Russia may look to launch an assault on a European country far sooner than expected, one of Britain's most experienced military figures has warned

The SDR outlines a series of sensible steps to improve the coherence of defence in the cyber domain. But it leaves a lot of details to be developed in implementation, particularly about how the UK sho...

The Omagh Inquiry must make judgments about events of a quarter century ago.

Security experts warn that US cuts to elite cyber security units mean joint operations to protect elections and politicians will be jeopardised

The Omagh Inquiry must make judgments about events of a quarter century ago.

The Pall Mall Process — a diplomatic initiative designed to reform the commercial spyware and hacking market — has added more nations as it confronts an industry that is more complex than ever.

Sophos’s account of its recent active cyber defense campaign can help shape norms of “responsible behavior” in cyberspace.

UK implications of a reported Trump/Russia decision