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Abduction and denial — the UK’s role in torture
Explainer: Is the UK a rogue state? 17 British policies violating domestic or international law
EXCLUSIVE: Britain uses vast swathes of one of the world’s most biodiverse countries for military training — and pays nothing
The British army is using one-sixth of Belize’s total landmass for jungle warfare training after gaining access to more than a dozen sites across the former UK colony in Central America, it can be revealed.
New Argentine government will step up demands to UK over Falklands, says top official
Margaret Thatcher’s secret dealings with the Argentine military junta that invaded the Falklands
‘The benefits of doing nothing at all’: Why Britain is unlikely to support a ban on Russian mercenaries
The rise of Russian mercenaries in conflicts across Syria, Ukraine and numerous African countries is concerning the UK’s Ministry of Defence, yet Britain appears unlikely to support a ban on such mercenaries because of its own private security industry.
How Britain helped Iran’s Islamic regime destroy the left-wing opposition
Britain mourns its favourite Middle Eastern dictator
