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In 1992, 18 US peacekeepers were killed by Somalia militiamen in flip-flops. What went wrong – and did it set a ‘dangerous precedent’?
There was uproar when he claimed German military deployments could be necessary ‘to defend our interests, for example, free trade routes’
Islamist group bring their pregnant wives to clinics and hospitals demanding female doctors but ban women from midwifery
Reeves must break fiscal rules to boost defence spending or risk row with Trump, says military chief
Major cross-government cuts another option but Armed Forces are in ‘woeful state’ and ‘hollowed out after years of underfunding’
If Lord Hermer is to remain in office he must be transparent about his dealings with Gerry Adams and those suing the army
Attorney General Lord Hermer has previously spoken in court of special forces ‘unlawfully killing Afghan civilians’
More than a decade after sustaining an injury in Afghanistan, Matt Dumper lost his leg. The Army Benevolent Fund was still there to help him
Inquiry unit to ask military personnel who may have witnessed or know of special forces ‘executions’ to come forward
Fifteen inmates left inside notorious Guantanamo Bay as Biden executes final push to clear jail
It is 2003 revisited as players are left in an invidious position by politicians to decide whether to boycott Afghanistan trip
Former defence secretary urges caution over allegations that British soldiers illegally killed Afghan civilians
Public inquiry hears allegation of a ‘deliberate policy’ by special forces of executing Afghan civilians including children
Up to five elite troops allegedly involved in incident that occurred during secret operations in war-torn North African state
Figures from all sides of the political spectrum call for England to pull out of next month’s Champions Trophy match
Network infiltrated by The Telegraph offers new life in heart of Europe or across Channel by routes that depend on price paid
Playing against the Taliban-controlled nation in the Champions Trophy will help legitimise the monstrous treatment of country’s women
Through sheer determination, support from the Army Benevolent Fund, and a desire to honour his fallen comrades, Mark Harding defied the odds
Islamist group warns Islamabad not to ‘underestimate our capabilities’ as it dispatches battalions of fighters to the border
The trio helped smuggle people from Afghanistan through Iran, Turkey and the Balkans into France and Belgium
Islamabad says terrorist hideouts were targeted and denies Kabul’s claim that mostly women and children died
Questions remain over how Ahmed al-Sharaa’s government will rule after the fall of Bashar al-Assad
Andy Reid, 47, refused to adopt a victim mentality after he lost his right arm and both legs while fighting in Afghanistan
Sites to be used ‘temporarily’ to accommodate those who worked with UK during combat operations in country
Council library refuses to put up ‘No To Taliban’ sign for ‘neutrality’ despite display featuring puberty blockers in hypodermic needles
Victim was member of the Haqqani network, an Afghan terror group, and the most senior official killed since Taliban regained power in 2021
Al Carns alleged to have held back information until he became a Labour MP following July election
This was the only path left for girls who had been excluded from other fields, say students in Afghanistan