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How Beijing got ahead in hypersonic weapons
Moscow blames stormy seas for loss of flagship that Ukraine claims was hit by missile
Kremlin says one of its warships, the Moskva, has been seriously damaged
Nato countries consider how best to provide heavy weapons ahead of next phase of war
What do intercepted radio communications tell us about the war in Ukraine?
Alliance boosts air force operations on its eastern flank in response to Russia’s invasion
First time a foreign country is known to have supplied this type of offensive weapon to help resist Russian invaders
Moscow’s failure to make a lightning advance and capture major cities owes much to the use of compact equipment
First phase of offensive held back by intelligence weaknesses and poor planning and logistics
Countries sending protective gear and missiles to Ukraine must overcome logistical hurdles
Today’s main developments: PwC cuts ties with Russian arm; Danes to vote on joining EU defence pact; Sanctions-hit VTB set to unwind European business
With neither force establishing dominance, Kyiv and Moscow have been reluctant to expose aircraft
A lot will depend on how Ukrainian armed forces survive the initial Russian onslaught, and on the strength of their morale
Changing the face of conflict in Ukraine, Ethiopia and the Middle East
Overhaul of equipment, strategy and personnel has transformed combat units as troops mass on Ukraine border
Pyongyang stages second trial of weapon designed to evade defence systems as efforts to revive talks stall
For all the hype about hypersonic missiles, small, cheap drones are one of the most significant threats to American forces
UK spy chief says it is time to develop global standards fit for the digital world
The truth is out there, and markets probably need to begin accounting for it.
‘Killer robots’ combine mass destructive power with cheap production
French defence contractor says Australia faces penalty clauses after pulling out of A$90bn contract in favour of rival Aukus deal
Paris aims swipe at UK as ‘fifth wheel on the coach’ in new security pact
Labor supports defence pact but Greens insist it makes the country ‘less safe’
Opting to go down the nuclear route has many advantages but also throws up challenges
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