Private military contractor Wagner is front-and-centre of Moscow’s operations around Bakhmut, although its formalised links to Russia’s overall war effort could hamper its global aspirations.

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Three NATO members will each provide armed and armoured mobility to Ukraine, with a US battalion-level training package also due to begin soon.

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Platforms sold includes FV430 Bulldog armoured personnel carriers, although buyers are not disclosed amid questions over sales to Ukraine.

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The past six months of war between Ukraine and Russia marks a fracturing of the old order, and a return to ‘might-is-right’ doctrine.

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Thermobaric munitions have been used by Russia’s military and are considered controversial due to the indiscriminate damage caused.

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Services are increasingly expected to be able to work across warfighting domains as an integrated force.

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Secretary of State for Defence Ben Wallace will not run to be next UK Prime Minister.

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The myriad of military equipment provided to Kyiv has brought about its own challenges.

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In response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Germany unveiled a historic change in its defence budget. Norbert Neumann explores the equipment the German Army may receive and the potential implication of the move for the country and Europe.

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The Russia-Ukraine conflict is a paradigm shift for the energy transition and global climate action. Continued progress will be best served by near-term appeals to self-interest.

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