As countries spend more on their militaries, what does that mean for spending on healthcare and education?

As Hungary looks to upgrade and expand its defence capability, the military has been placed front and centre of the country’s fight against COVID-19, reflecting a growing ‘militarisation’ under Viktor ...

The continued pursuit of nuclear weapons and ballistic missile development by The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea ...

Since 2008, we have seen a deliberate and calculated approach by the state to incorporate military institutions and activities into our daily lives, with universities at forefront of this ...

Indonesia's President Prabowo Subianto (L) inspects troops from a vehicle during the Operational Troops and Military Honours ceremony as he inaugurates commanders of Special Forces Command, Marine ...

The militarisation of law enforcement agencies in the United States has been one of the major causes attributed to police excesses against civilians, especially the African-American community. Surveys ...

It’s time we reflect on the militarisation of our education, of our society as a whole, to confront our complicity and our responsibilities, stand up, and put an end to the business of war. Detail ...

Militarisation of the subcontinent continues unabated — and this trend has been further fed by India’s latest increase in its defence spending. The Indian government has announced a 10 per cent ...

Chinese national squads and a top league team have packed young footballers off to military camps for drills and Marxist-style "thought education" as a campaign to promote Communist Party values ...

As Hungary looks to upgrade and expand its defence capability, the military has been placed front and centre of the country’s fight against COVID-19, reflecting a growing ‘militarisation’ under Viktor ...