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Admiral Lord West: The China Cyber Threat Comes Alive

Admiral the Lord West of Spithead, former Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Security and Counter-terrorism under Gordon Brown. In it, he highlights the Catch 22 scenario of cyber war with China. He reveals the single overriding cyber concern for

Protesters Pelt Blair With Shoes And Eggs

Tony Blair has faced the wrath of around 200 anti-war protesters and an attempted citizen's arrest during the first public signing of his rapidly-selling memoirs in Dublin.

Tony Blair's Memoirs Are Published

Tony Blair's much anticipated memoirs go on sale - and this evening we have had a glimpse of what is inside them. Sky's Joey Jones tells us more.

Dispatch: Chinese Influence Expands in South Pacific

China has agreed to build East Timor’s new military headquarters in a deal signed Aug. 24. Analyst Rodger Baker explains that this is just one of China’s many moves to increase its influence in the region. Read more: Dispatch: Chinese Influence Exp

Switzerland: High Flyers Civilians fly fighter jets.

Ever fancied taking a fighter jet for a spin? Wealthy customers can do just that, thanks to a private association based at the military airport in Payerne. The group is offering high-octane trips in Mirages once used by the Swiss air force, and there's no

Bootcamp Training Online

Boot Camp Training Online Free Boot Camp Workout videos warm up and cool down to launch new online boot camp exercise routine courses. Military style workout programs for you to follow online.

Dispatch: The Significance of the Caucasus

The Caucasus region is one where great powers have historically converged. Today, Russia, Iran, Turkey and the United States vie for influence in the area. Analyst Marko Papic examines the players and the issues at stake. Read more: Dispatch: The Signi

Shadow Platoons and Unmanned Systems: The US Army Aviation Force Multiplier

Occasionally, you do come across subject matter experts that demonstrate both in-depth knowledge of the technical parameters of their sector - as well as an understanding of the fundamentally important parts of how to take that technology to war. What I r

WikiLeaks Founder Strongly Denies Rape Claim

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange accuses Swedish authorities of a smear campaign over a rape claim that was swiftly withdrawn.

US Troops Begin Returning Home From Iraq

American troops have begun formally withdrawing from Iraq - seven years after the start of the invasion. The Obama administration says it hopes all troops will be out by the end of the year. Foreign Affairs editor Tim Marshall explains the implications.

Crunch Time For England World Cup Bid

Fifa inspectors are in England to assess the country's bid for the 2018 World Cup.

Northern Ireland Troubles

Five separate attacks in Northern Ireland in 2 weeks appear to have confirmed an escalation in dissident violence there. Three children were hurt in the latest incident which comes just four months after a report by the Independent Monitoring Commission w