Defence policy

The Foreign Affairs Committee has launched an inquiry into Russia. The inquiry will consider the UK’s bilateral relationship and ask whether the UK’s long-term strategic approach to a post-conflict Russia is clearly defined.

Legislation governing the armed forces debated by members. Catch up

Two of the authors of the Strategic Defence Review (SDR), Lord Robertson and General Sir Richard Barrons, will give evidence to the Defence Committee on the newly published Defence Investment Plan (DIP).

The Welsh Affairs Committee launches a new inquiry into Wales’ role in defending the UK.

The Defence Committee has issued a response to the publication of the Defence Investment Plan.

“Deterrence must be credible” – Committee Chair on Defence Investment Plan

The Joint Committee on the National Security Strategy is seeking a specialist adviser to support the Committee’s scrutiny work.

JCNSS Chair responds to tougher undersea cables protections

The Government has published its response to the special report of the Select Committee on the Armed Forces Bill

MOD minister Luke Pollard faces concluding questions on Afghan data breach

The Select Committee on the Armed Forces Bill has published its special report on the Armed Forces Bill

The UK Government must inject renewed impetus into AUKUS – a landmark defence partnership with Australia and the United States – if it is to deliver on its potential, a report by the Defence Committee has found.

the Joint Committee on the National Security Strategy will hear evidence from Lord Robertson, a former UK Defence Secretary and NATO Secretary General, and Dr Fiona Hill, an expert in foreign policy and Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution.