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Libya's Raqqa: Is Isis Sirte stronghold the next target for coalition air strikes?
French aircraft have flown reconnaissance and intelligence gathering missions over Daesh positions in Libya.
Turkey: NATO's awkward member
In a letter marked "MOST URGENT" to the United Nations in New York on 24 November, Turkey claimed that it did not know the nationality of the downed SU-24M.
Isis: Invest in BAE Systems as defence spending rises in face of Islamic State threat
Nato defence spending has been steadily cut back since 2009 - but that is about to change.
Kosovo: Chaos in parliament as tear gas can explodes sending MPs fleeing for fourth time
The use of tear gas and pepper spray has become commonplace over the last three months.
Syria conflict: US lambasts 'reckless' Russian air strikes as tensions escalate
Moscow is putting Syrian civilians at risk with indiscriminate bombing campaign, says Pentagon.
Russian jet pilot says no warning given before Su-24 jet downed
Captain Konstantin Murakhtin says 'I must 'pay back' the debt for my captain" after he was shot down.
Nato backs Turkey on downing of Russian fighter jet over Syrian border
Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg rejected any suggestion the incident happened outside Turkey's borders.
What Turkey shooting down a Russian jet means for Nato
Russia's President Putin accused Nato member Turkey of stabbing him in the back over Isis.
Paris attacks to lead to closer cooperation between Russia and Nato says Russian foreign minister
Islamic State's Paris attacks could lead to a shift in NATO's counter-terrorism strategy in Syria.
Nuclear war between USSR and West almost broke out in Europe in 1983, newly released documents confirm
Former USSR almost launched nuclear attack in Europe in mistaken belief Nato wargames were real.
Hilary Benn: UN approval should not stop UK using military force to end atrocities
The shadow foreign secretary made the major speech amid debate about involvement in Syria.
Afghan Taliban splinters as breakaway faction names Mullah Rasool as leader
Splinter group claims to have large support in west and south of Afghanistan.
US fears Russian submarines cutting undersea internet cables
Russian submarine activity has increased 50% over the past year, according to US military officials.
Seumas Milne: What Jeremy Corbyn's new strategy chief believes about Stalin, Milosevic and Lee Rigby
From the Soviet Union to 9/11, Milne has often raised eyebrows with his commentary.
Russia using electronic warfare to cloak its actions in Syria from Isis and Nato
Russia is using the Krasukha-4 to jam Isis communications and prevent Nato from detecting its actions.
US and Russia to hold talks on air safety over Syrian operations
Talks to focus on co-ordination of aircraft movements in Syrian conflict zone.
WikiLeaks offers $50,000 reward for video of MSF Kunduz Hospital bombed in US air strike
Whistle-blowing organisation issues bounty for information about US bombing of MSF hospital.
UK commits to long-term troop deployment in Baltic states as Nato checks Russian aggression
British Secretary of Defence Michael Fallon will announce the commitment at the Nato summit in Brussels.
Nato doubts Russia's excuse on Turkish airspace violation
Nato doubts Russia's explanation that its weekend violations of Turkey's airspace were a mistake.
Nato warns Russia over the 'extreme danger'of violating Turkish airspace
Turkish foreign minister has warned Russia that its armed forces will shoot down any plane that strays into its airspace.
Death toll for US bombing attack on MSF Kunduz hospital hits 19, including 3 children
US military continued bombing despite frantic phone calls to Nato in Afghanistan.
Labour: Hilary Benn urges West to include Russia and Iran in Syria plan [Full speech]
The shadow foreign secretary spoke at Labour's annual conference in Brighton on 28 September.
Russia and Estonia 'swap spies' at a bridge linking the 2 countries
Echoes of the Cold War as East and West exchange spies at bridge on on remote border.
Hilary Benn: Labour will support Trident and 'cornerstone of security' Nato
Shadow foreign secretary says his party will back the policies despite Jeremy Corbyn's criticisms.
Russia: 7-year cyberwar against Nato, EU and US by Kremlin-sponsored hackers The Dukes exposed
Cybersecurity researchers uncover state-sponsored Russian hacking group named 'The Dukes'.
Russian military presence in Syria continues as T-90 tanks spotted at Latakia
Russia insists it is complying with international law as it sends Assad reiforcements
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn can win 2020 election, but will wreck national security says Michael Gove
Top Tory and justice secretary said his party was in a 'sombre' mood after Corbyn's victory.
Ukraine's top UK diplomat: Russia should be kicked off the UN security council
Ihor Kyzym, chargé d'affaires at the Ukrainian embassy in London, talks to IBTimes UK.
Nato troops killed in Afghan 'Green-on-blue' attack
BREAKING: Two Nato troops killed by militants dressed in Afghan military uniform.
US Air Force deploying F-22 fighter jet to Europe
The fighter jets will train with European allies.