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The bitter legacy of the last military struggle in Iraq-Syria hangs over the next.
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Washington's wars are unendable as well as unwinnable
Jeremy Corbyn's promise of radical change is moving closer to fulfilment
Russia's threat is overrated, China's challenge is real – and Trump a mere bob on history's wave.
A military drawdown in Syria and Afghanistan is good for America's enemies – and contractors.
An array of bold climateers is rising worldwide. The next step is to link ideas and practice.
The buying of Britain's defence equipment is a litany of cost, waste – and cosiness
To defend the realm, Britain's security nexus must rethink its line of duty. Change the security narrative.
A young follower shares his double life, in the latest of a series imagined by Paul Rogers.
Afghanistan's daring insurgents are waging war while planning for power.
