Liam Walpole and Megan Karlshoej-Pedersen discuss the latest defence and security policy developments in UK politics. Read more
RWP discuss the implications of Boris Johnson's premiership for UK defence and security and the recent announcement by the MoD that a 250-strong force of British troops will be deployed to Mali next year to join MINUSMA. Read more
The Remote Warfare Programme's Liam Walpole and Megan Karlshoej-Pedersen discuss the latest developments in UK defence and security policy. Read more
The Remote Warfare Programme provides its monthly update on the developments in UK defence and security policy. Read more
In the aftermath of President Trump’s surprise announcement that US forces will withdraw from Syria, MPs expressed their concerns at abandoning the fight against IS pre-emptively and leaving Kurdish partners behind without adequate support. Read more
As the Brexit negotiations continue at full speed, other significant issues, such as defence, seem to have taken a backseat in parliament this November. Read more
Westminster’s October agendas were once again dominated by discussions on the value and impact of the UK’s relationship with Saudi Arabia. Read more
Defence appeared a leading issue in the fringes at both the Labour and Conservative Party conferences, although much of the media coverage surrounding the two conferences focused on more parochial issues. Read more
Little time was spent in parliament in September, as the parties picked up and moved out for their annual conferences. Read more
While July has been a short parliamentary month – nearly shortened further by an impromptu early recess for MPs – it has not been a boring one. Read more
The Remote Warfare Programme covers the latest developments in defence and security in UK politics. Read more
The Remote Warfare Programme covers the latest developments in defence and security in Westminster Read more