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The United Kingdom and Australia have signed a landmark treaty committing both nations to deep cooperation on nuclear-powered submarines over the next five decades.
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DSEI 2025 marks a turning point: not just bigger, but broader. With dual-use tech, SME-first access, and 100+ innovators across AI, quantum, and space, it’s a defence show re-engineered for a contested, fast-changing world. Director Grant Burgham explains why it matters.
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Britain’s Defence Secretary has stated that the UK is prepared to fight in the Indo-Pacific if necessary.
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The world’s largest aircraft carrier, USS Gerald R. Ford, has entered the Mediterranean Sea.
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HMS Queen Elizabeth has encountered a dangerous foe at sea, a massive inflatable target known as the “Killer Tomato”.
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The plan aims to integrate crewed and uncrewed aircraft to increase the combat effectiveness of the Queen Elizabeth-class carriers.
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Royal Marines have carried out high-profile anti-terrorism training on a New South Wales ferry in full view of the Sydney Opera House, as part of Exercise Talisman Sabre 2025.
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HMS Prince of Wales arrived in Darwin Harbour, marking the first visit to Australia by a Royal Navy aircraft carrier in nearly three decades.
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Newly declassified records released by The National Archives on Tuesday reveal the full extent of internal government conflict over the future of the Merlin helicopter during the final years of the Thatcher government.
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The Royal Navy has launched uncrewed underwater vehicles from a nuclear attack submarine.
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