Leading technology companies have been invited to a roundtable meeting with Government ministers to discuss the implications of leaving the EU for the industry. The Government is currently undertaking an extensive programme to engage with industry ahead of triggering Article 50, receiving advice on industry priorities, implications and opportunities. This week was ...
The European Defence Action Plan has been adopted by the European Commission. The plan proposes a European Defence Fund, amongst other measures, in order to push for more efficient spending across joint defence capabilities, allowing for a more competitive industry with increased innovation. President Jean-Claude Juncker highlighted the importance of a ...
An historic summit has been launched by Prime Minister Theresa May and Polish Prime Minister Beata Szydło to discuss the countries’ commitment and cooperation. Attended by a number of senior Cabinet ministers from both governments, this historic summit is designed to strengthen the ties between Poland and the UK, particularly following ...
Concerns have been raised over the Ministry of Defence’s plans to cut the number of frontline tanks by up to a third. The plans would see Britain left with fewer tanks than Serbia as one of the army’s three tank regiments will have all 56 of its Challenger 2s replaced with ...
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