As drought exposes the fragility of Britain’s water and food systems, the government’s defence-spending surge raises a larger question: whether national security is still being defined too narrowly for an age of climate disruption.
Beyond the battlefield: should we be rethinking National Security in an age of drought?
Ukraine’s Iron Generation: a conversation with Tom Mutch on his book ‘The Dogs of Mariupol’
In The Dogs of Mariupol, New Zealand journalist Tom Mutch offers a raw, humane account of Ukraine’s war, reflecting on trauma, resistance, and the forging of a new national identity in the crucible of conflict.
Putin’s price tag: how Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has hit British taxpayers
Western governments – including the UK – have funnelled billions into Ukraine’s defence while their taxpayers shoulder the mounting bill and arms companies reap increased profits.
AOAV speaks to Jen Stout, author of ‘Night Train to Odesa’, about reporting on the war in Ukraine
Jen Stout, a Scottish journalist and author whose book “Night Train to Odesa” reflects on her war reporting in Ukraine, is interviewed by AOAV