In the aftermath of World War II, Britain remained bound by many of the controls and restrictions introduced during the conflict. Among them was a nationwide system of compulsory identity cards, a measure introduced in 1939 to manage everything from rationing to national security. For over a decade, the cards[Read More…]

Following nearly two weeks of military escalation, Israel and Iran have announced a ceasefire, bringing an official end to a 12-day conflict that threatened to destabilize the broader Middle East. The truce, brokered by U.S. President Donald Trump, remains precarious amid mutual accusations of violations and starkly contrasting claims of[Read More…]

As tensions between Israel and Iran continue to escalate, the United Kingdom finds itself navigating a delicate and high stakes balancing act. While British forces remain on alert and deployed in strategic locations, the government has taken a firm stance: the UK will not take part in offensive operations against[Read More…]

In a major shift not seen since the Cold War, the United Kingdom is reintroducing airborne nuclear capability to its defence strategy. The government has confirmed plans to purchase 12 U.S.-built F-35A stealth fighter jets, capable of carrying B61 tactical nuclear bombs. This move adds a powerful second leg to[Read More…]