This SDSR is a step towards restoring Britain’s reputation as a serious military power, and ending the fashion among Washington security analysts for sneering at Britain’s declining capability ...

Our analysis points to the opposite. It suggests that it is the unchallenged assumption that the UK will remain a ‘Tier One’ defence power capable of deploying military power on a global scale and the ...

But Britain’s can-do military culture and its political willingness to deploy mean that Britain is taking on far more risk than it realizes, and on margins that are almost comically slender.

Key Point: Breathless was the headline in Britain’s tabloid Daily Express: “Iran military strength REVEALED as tensions with the UK soar.” “A comparison of the UK and Iran’s military ...

Britain should have lower expectations of its military power because government spending cuts mean it will not be able to fight every potential war it faces, the new head of its armed forces said.

Can Britain's military stand up to Russia if another war breaks out in Europe? Here's all you need to know.

We’ll send you a myFT Daily Digest email rounding up the latest UK news every morning. UK ministers like to assert that Brexit will free Britain to prosper and project its power on the global ...

Britain's military power comes at a high cost, namely $61 billion, the fourth highest defense budget in the world behind the U.S. ($683 billion), China ($166 billion), and Russia ($91 billion).

Whoever wins May 7 election must answer this question, says Simon Tisdall: What is, or should be, Britain’s role in the world?

As Britain spends heavily on big-ticket items like nuclear-armed submarines, its military is no longer deemed capable of defending the homeland by itself.