The Javelin ATGM has seen more than US$300 million in approved orders in the past month, taking orders and approvals to more than $2 billion in the past 18 months, and has successfully passed an ...

A TD has apologised “profusely” after claiming the British Army “never retaliated” by targeting civilians during the Troubles. Cathal Crowe, a Fianna Fáil TD for Clare, said he made a ...

A start-up co-founded by Sir Tony Blair’s son Nick has raised $20m (£15m) to develop simulation technology for the British Army and Nato. Skyral, which is working on next-generation training ...

Fianna Fáil TD Cathal Crowe has apologized after claiming in the Dáil yesterday, Wednesday, May 28, that the British Army never bombed or shot the civilian population of Ireland. TD Crowe made ...

A Fianna Fáil TD has apologised for falsely stating that the British Army never bombed or shot any civilians over centuries in Ireland.

According to the SDR, the British Army should be developed into a mix of regular and reserve soldiers of at least 100,000 troops, 73,000 of whom should be regulars.

The simple yet symbolic logo of India's Operation Sindoor which has captured the imagination of millions of people across the country, was designed by two Army men.

The opening pages of Baatcheet prominently display the “Operation Sindoor” logo, crowned by the Indian Army’s emblem. The magazine recounts the tragic events of 22 April 2025, ...

TD apologises over remarks ‘wrongly’ comparing British army in Ireland with Israeli actions in Gaza. Tánaiste rejects claims Government not doing enough for Palestinian people.

Cafe Cre Asion. This venue is a finalist in the best matcha and specialty drinks category in Good Food’s Essential Sydney Cafes and Bakeries of 2025. June 6, 2025; Cafe $ $$$ ...

– Defence Secretary Mr Healey has pledged to “create a British Army which is 10 times more lethal”, by combining capabilities with air-defence, long-range weapons and other technologies ...

Taoiseach called for perspective, saying we don't need lessons in terms of the British state's responsibility for 'Bloody Sunday, Ballymurphy, and much, much more' ...