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How Much Does It Cost to Shadow a Russian Warship? Britain's Navy Faces a Growing Bill

A recent live-fire exercise off Plymouth highlights the Royal Navy's challenges monitoring increasing Russian naval activity near UK waters. Explore the costs and strategic implications of these routine missions.

International Business Times UK

'Poked the Hornet's Nest': Horrifying Iranian Billboard Targets Barron Trump with 'KILLED' Graphic

Iranian billboards in Tehran depict threats against Barron Trump, escalating tensions linked to the Iran conflict. The imagery has sparked global outrage and raised security concerns for the Trump family.

International Business Times UK

UK politics: Burnham to review early prisoner release scheme – as it happened

New PM says the main perpetrator in the killing of PC Andrew Harper will now ‘not be subject to early release’ and he will also review ‘whole policy’

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Andy Burnham fails to commit to Healey’s 3 per cent defence spending demand

Wes Streeting and Andy Burnham take up their roles after a row over defence spending plagued Sir Keir Starmer’s final weeks at No 10, amid mounting public pressure for the government to prioritise Britain’s ailing military

The Independent UK

Ukraine's Fire Point CEO: Germany can count on us for deep-strike deterrence

The CEO of Ukraine's missile manufacturer, Iryna Terekh, tells Euronews why Germany could one day rely on Ukraine for deep-strike deterrence as she aims to reshape European air defence by combining Ukrainian battlefield experience with European industry.

Euronews

Chancellor John Healey faces serious challenges in funding Burnham’s grand aspirations

The UK’s new prime minister, Andy Burnham, laid out a radical agenda in his short speech upon taking office. He called for a long-term strategy to reverse 40 years of Thatcherism, and the privatisation and centralisation that resulted. Wisely, he put a ten-year horizon on these objectives and it is…

The Conversation

Seth Meyers on Trump at the World Cup: ‘They’re going to have to sage the stadium’

The late-night host discussed the president getting booed at the final, his grudge against Spain and the enduring Iran war

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Streeting says he wants to make UK prepared to win wars as Defence Secretary

Mr Streeting described the new Chancellor as a ‘firm friend’ of defence in the Treasury, when asked how Government plans to boost defence spending.

Evening Standard

Why Spain's World Cup win will not thrill Donald Trump

Spain’s World Cup triumph on American soil became awkward for Trump because the winners came from a country that has clashed with him over Palestine, Iran, NATO and the meaning of national greatness.

The Times of India

Can Andy Burnham afford his own ambitions? Chris Blackhurst answers your questions

ASK ME ANYTHING: Renowned business journalist Chris Blackhurst answers readers’ questions on why Rachel Reeves had to go, whether Burnham can avoid a Liz Truss-style market reaction, and how he pays for the rough sleeping pledge he never delivered in Manchester

The Independent UK

What Ed Miliband’s appointment does and doesn’t mean for the UK’s foreign policy

The route to 10 Downing Street is often fairly parochial, requiring knowledge and experience of local or national issues, rather than international ones. Andy Burnham has been involved in politics for a quarter of a century. But his variety of posts gives us little indication of how he is likely…

The Conversation

Future AI tax gap

Re: "AI adoption accelerates, but maturity lags", (Business, July 16).

Bangkok Post

NATO is getting its own Starlink satellite constellation as HALO brings Europe and Canada together to improve resilience and high-speed comms

NATO’s HALO initiative connects eight allies through a proposed satellite network designed to improve military communications, intelligence and missile tracking capabilities.

TechRadar

Trump’s Qatari jet will be taken out of service for a security update after less than a month of use

President Donald Trump suggested that it would take ‘about a month’ to have the Qatari-gifted plane improved

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Andy Burnham must ‘go beyond rhetoric’ on defence spending, says US ambassador to UK

Ambassador Warren Stephens has insisted the UK must go beyond ‘rhetoric’ on defence spending

Fortune

Markets brace for return to all-out war in Iran amid rising U.S. death toll, while former NATO commander warns Suez Canal could be next

Retired Adm. James Stavridis told CNN on Sunday that Trump now has three options, and "and none of them are good."

Euronews

Trump and Sánchez meet at World Cup final after nearly two years of diplomatic tensions

For nearly two years, the leaders of Spain and the United States have clashed over issues ranging from defence spending to US policy in the Middle East.

Salon

Rubio goes to war against global justice

The secretary of state is using the right's long-standing hatred of the ICC to bolster his MAGA bona fides for 2028

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Bangkok Post

New British PM faces long list of challenges

LONDON - Andy Burnham, who is set to become Britain’s prime minister Monday, will face a roster of challenges when he steps into the office as the UK’s seventh leader in a decade.

Radio France Internationale

Syria taken off US terror blacklist after 47 years, paving way for investment

Syria is no longer designated a state sponsor of terrorism by the United States – a move that opens the door to American investment in the country, whose economy has been decimated by decades of conflict.

The Guardian - UK

Trump, not Iran, is the world’s greatest danger. He’s a one-man weapon of mass destruction

As the bombing starts again, it’s clear the president has dragged the US into a limitless fiasco – and the world into an economic quagmire, says Guardian foreign affairs commentator Simon Tisdall

The Independent UK

Germany and France initiate nuclear cooperation as Europe seeks greater security independence

Germany and France are set to deepen nuclear cooperation

The National (Scotland)

Scottish oil terminal to become new Royal Navy base

AN OIL terminal in Inverclyde is set to be turned into a new naval base to help supply British and Nato warships, the Royal Navy has announced ...

Euronews

How do citizens of NATO countries view the alliance?

NATO has often been in the headlines in recent years, amid Russia's war in Ukraine and US President Donald Trump's threats against fellow member states and other crises. While citizens' opinions of the military alliance are generally positive, there are significant difference between countries.

Euronews

Kubilius hails 'revolutionary' defence plan, but MEPs demand faster rollout

The European Commissioner for Defence says Europe's military mobility overhaul is necessary, but MEPs are pushing for an accelerated timeline.

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