Military

‘The last utopia of human rights is becoming as politicised as its predecessors and this may be its undoing’

How does one fight a “just” war when warfare deranges human morals? And how does this square with one’s faith?

Surabaya, October 1945: The forgotten Indonesian war that foreshadowed today’s conflicts, as a humanitarian mission turned into a bloodbath

The war efforts of thousands of allied Muslim soldiers in the two World Wars points to our shared heritage

The forthcoming defence review must answer our need to be able to face unpredictable threats

Moral Combat: A History of World War II by Michael Burleigh

‘We can cope with nuclear terrorism. But the government must level with people about how it can be treated’

‘Like Churchill, Obama is not in awe of the overrated expertise of generals’

Now that the insurgency is cracking, the time has come for Nato to send more troops into the war zone to finish off the job

The American Civil War: A Military History by John Keegan