War

Duchess of Cornwall marks Armistice Day at Westminster Abbey

Environmental disruption can ‘load the dice’ and increase risk of conflict, experts warn

‘War wounds’ still open as Armenia and Azerbaijan mark first anniversary of deadly conflict

Volunteers are distributing millions of poppies in the run up to Remembrance Day

North Korea dominates headlines but neighbouring nations are also stockpiling arms

International leaders throw their weight behind plans for a global ceasefire – but will it hold?

Your guide to the best columns and commentary on Wednesday 8 January

Senior Washington figures believe their nation may be heading towards another all-out armed conflict

Former Navy Seal ‘positioning himself as an influencer’ following controversial war crimes pardon

The tiny island nation is expected to vote for independence from Papua New Guinea

Millions have taken to the streets across the globe this year demanding change

Your guide to the best columns and commentary on Thursday 14 November

Report reveals harrowing details of killing and mistreatment of prisoners

Monday marks the 214th anniversary of Britain’s most famous naval victory

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo claims US is to build a ‘coalition’ to deter Iran

IAEA meets in Vienna amid mounting nuclear tension over Iran

Former envoys warn of power vacuum after Taliban launches Kabul bomb attack as Washington pledges to withdraw troops

Amnesty International warns of war crimes by both sides fighting in Tripoli

Defence Secretary Penny Mordaunt proposes law to prevent war crime prosecutions against British soldiers - with one controversial exception

Activists warn of ‘worst famine in 100 years’ as Saudi-backed forces renew offensive on vital port city of Hodeida

EU and UN are keeping close eye on creeping Russian presence in the war-torn country

President Ashraf Ghani dismisses plans laid out by private military contractor Blackwater

Nikki Haley warns that Central American nation is travelling ‘down the same path’ to civil war

Discrimination and persecution has led to gay soldiers of the Great War being seen as tragic figures, but this was not always the case