Ireland is considering changing the main tenets of its defence policies as the country grapples with an identified crisis over its traditional pillars of foreign affairs and security, and it may need ...

Out of 708 new recruits hired last year, just 40 were female as the backlash from the recent sexual and bullying scandal hits home ...

Hungary has withdrawn from the International Criminal Court just as evidence emerged from Gaza of the type of case the ...

The reason Worcester are permitted to return at this level, rather than start again at the foot of the pyramid, is because ...

The dead included eight Red Crescent workers, six members of Gaza’s Civil Defence emergency unit and an employee ...

The 100th cadet class in the history of the Irish Defence Forces is entering a period of global uncertainty that few of any of its predecessors have faced. The realisation that Europe can no ...

He said the defence ministry wants to end dependence on foreign suppliers and wants local defence firms to scale up and get into exports. “Our aim, in the coming years, is not to import weapons ...

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As a result, European nations are ramping up defence spending offering a potential boon to companies both on the continent and in Ireland. While Ireland does not have a domestic defence industry ...

The Chancellor is under fire from Conservatives over Treasury rules which prevent money raised by the Government from financial markets being spent on the Ministry of Defence (MoD). The Treasury h ...

New Delhi: The defence ministry today will seek approval from the Defence Acquisition Council (DAC) headed by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh to drastically compress timelines for the procurement ...

A defence agreement between Croatia, Albania and Kosovo, calling for joint responses to common security challenges, has drawn a furious response from Serbia, which called it a threatening move.