
Military


Exclusive: British army earns money recruiting police for Singapore in ‘bizarre’ colonial-era scheme
by PHIL MILLER | 13 March 2020
TAGGED: Nepal, Singapore

Explainer: Is the UK a rogue state? 17 British policies violating domestic or international law
by MARK CURTIS | 7 February 2020
TAGGED: Argentina, Assange, Chagos Islands, GCHQ, Israel, MI5, MI6

EXCLUSIVE: Britain uses vast swathes of one of the world’s most biodiverse countries for military training — and pays nothing
by PHIL MILLER | 4 February 2020
TAGGED: Belize
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
by MATT KENNARD | 31 January 2020
TAGGED: Argentina, Falklands

Explainer: British collusion in Northern Ireland’s dirty war
by ANNE CADWALLADER | 15 January 2020
TAGGED: Declassified files, Ireland, Police, terrorism

One in 10 soldiers in the British Army is a foreign national
by PHIL MILLER | 7 January 2020

How the UK military and intelligence establishment is working to stop Jeremy Corbyn becoming prime minister
by MATT KENNARD | 4 December 2019
TAGGED: MI5, MI6

Conflict of interest: The general vs the veterans
by PHIL MILLER | 28 November 2019

Julian Assange’s judge and her husband’s links to the British military establishment exposed by WikiLeaks
by MARK CURTIS | 14 November 2019
TAGGED: Assange
The husband of Lady Emma Arbuthnot, the Westminster chief magistrate overseeing WikiLeaks’ founder Julian Assange’s extradition to the US, has financial links to the British military establishment, including institutions and individuals exposed by WikiLeaks.