UK Ministry of Defense

UK lawmakers question the Defense Ministry's ability to rapidly deliver lethal aid to the armed forces.

The UK is further adapting its security and defense apparatus to deal with what ministers see as an “epoch-defining challenge” from China.

The UK is to raise its defense spending by £5 billion over the next two years, reflecting concerns about threats from Russia and the rise of China.

The UK and France will advance work on the development of a new-generation cruise missile and anti-ship missile.

Saudi Arabia and the UK have signed an agreement for closer collaboration concerning future combat aircraft.

Babcock will manage and operate the UK Defense Ministry’s communication satellite constellation Skynet, winning out against competition from Airbus and others.

The UK and Japan have signed a defense cooperation deal enabling them to deploy forces into each other’s countries.

The UK will tilt power projection towards the Indo-Pacific region in response to the growing threat posed by China, a review of the UK foreign and defense policy has outlined.

Johnson now can push through his vision of Brexit on Jan. 31, 2020 ending Parliamentary and legal deadlock.