Pulling into the Kirra car park, we obsess over Big Groyne Kirra pumping in late February of 1975. Max Bowman and I had driven up from Byron Bay. Walking out to the point, Michael Peterson called out ...

Emily Webster, the Environment Agency's project lead for Shanklin and Yaverland Coastal Defence Schemes, said: "These family-friendly and dog-friendly events during half term, offer an excellent ...

The Indian defence tech sector has made unprecedented strides in areas like unmanned aerial vehicles, surveillance technologies, and AI-powered defence systems, supporting the nation's defence ...

On Tuesday, light was shed on just how strong the Ole Miss defense was this season in a story from ESPN. It was there that the "stop rate" among college football defenses in 2024 was broken down.

Artificial rockpools will be added to a newly reconstructed concrete groyne on an Isle of Wight beach. The project, which is set to start at the end of January, aims to provide habitats for marine ...

India's defence spending for the financial year 2025-26 is expected to stabilise around 1.9 to 2 per cent of GDP, consistent with recent years. While this offers financial stability, it may not be ...

Top EU diplomat Kaja Kallas and Poland's prime minister have joined calls for the bloc to heed President Trump's demands and spend much more on defence - as Europe faces the 'existential threat ...

Trump's proposal for members to devote 5 percent of GDP to defense was widely rejected, but the demand for bigger budgets is real and is not expected to go away. NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte ...

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Tuesday that Europe should develop a joint defence policy and be willing to increase spending to guarantee its own security from emerging threats.

Russia is posing an existential threat to the European Union’s security and the only way to address that is to increase spending on defence, the European Union’s foreign policy chief Kaja ...

Can it become Europe’s new eastern security anchor? Chart: The Economist Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz, the defence minister and a deputy prime minister, thinks so. “We are facing an enormous threat.