A decade of Ministry of Defence transparency data reveals growing ties between senior officials and the defence industry, rising overseas spending and persistent gaps in disclosure that continue to obscure how public money, influence and national security decisions intersect.
From Whitehall to the weapons industry: tracking a decade of MOD connections with the global military-industrial complex via their expense receipts
Stockpiling destruction: Europe’s new arms addiction
Europe is rapidly rearming, turning explosive weapons into engines of industry and policy. Meanwhile, debates about their potential harm to civilians are becoming more muted.
The UK’s Israeli weaponry purchases: a leaked presentation and the ethical concerns it raises
A leaked MOD presentation reveals the UK’s deepening defence collaboration with Israel, raising ethical concerns over the procurement of Israeli military technologies linked to controversial operations in Gaza and potential human rights violations.
Why is the British military buying weapons from a country implicated in human rights abuses?
The British Army’s procurement of Israeli ‘Smart Shooter’ anti-drone systems raises questions about ethical implications amid calls from UK politicians to ban arms sales to Israel.
How Myanmar’s Junta is evading sanctions and what the world must do
Myanmar’s military junta continues to evade international sanctions through strategic banking manoeuvres and complicit international partners, necessitating urgent and coordinated global action.