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China’s released 80,000 doves at the end of its 80th anniversary victory day parade, but the messaging of military might was far louder than appeals for peace.
Professor Michael Clarke and defence analyst Dr James Bosbotinis explain what new hardware Beijing chose to show off, what the hypersonic missiles and uncrewed jets mean for its military capability, and the significance of who was (and who wasn’t) in the VIP seats.
The Northern Ireland Secretary says Britain and Ireland are “close” to agreeing a new plan for the legacy of the troubles. But what will it mean for veterans of Northern Ireland?
And what was once called the final-frontier is now expected to be the first-frontline for future wars. Sitrep explains the rapid weaponisation of space.
By BFBS Radio5
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China’s released 80,000 doves at the end of its 80th anniversary victory day parade, but the messaging of military might was far louder than appeals for peace.
Professor Michael Clarke and defence analyst Dr James Bosbotinis explain what new hardware Beijing chose to show off, what the hypersonic missiles and uncrewed jets mean for its military capability, and the significance of who was (and who wasn’t) in the VIP seats.
The Northern Ireland Secretary says Britain and Ireland are “close” to agreeing a new plan for the legacy of the troubles. But what will it mean for veterans of Northern Ireland?
And what was once called the final-frontier is now expected to be the first-frontline for future wars. Sitrep explains the rapid weaponisation of space.

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