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An RAF Typhoon supports a Russian jet in airspace close to the Baltic states

Will the Russian threat bring an end to defence austerity?

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A diminished special relationship? But Obama and Cameron have a lot to agree on

Britain and America: Drifting apart?

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The Sainsbury's advert has received widespread praise - by recalling an event of huge symbolic importance that remains relevant today

Sainsbury’s advert: The Christmas Truce message is pro-European

The Sainsbury’s Christmas advert depicting the Christmas Truce of 1914 carries a hidden political message: avoiding war means sticking with the European Union.

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Nato secretary-general Anders Fogh Rasmussen and David Cameron 'still have work to do' before next month's summit

Summit pressure: Behind the scenes, Cameron’s anti-Russia strategy might be faltering

Britain’s Nato diplomacy is on a knife-edge ahead of next month’s Wales summit, with agreement proving elusive over the buildup of Nato forces against Russia.

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Yazidis flee unrest in northern Iraq, where around one million people have been displaced

Back to Iraq: British boots on the ground once more

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Ken Clarke addressing the Germans: Don't mention the war

Ken Clarke: Germany ‘no longer a place to bomb’

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A man inspects the debris at the site of the downed MH17 aircraft

MH17 diplomacy: Grim and determined, Britain confronts Russia

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D-Day re-enactment activists on Omaha Beach

The Week in Politics: Trivial bickerings in the shadow of D-Day

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World peace, euroscepticism and a special relationship to deal with in the next two days

48 hours of diplomacy: Cameron’s toughest statesmanship test yet

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William Hague in the Commons chamber - on a historic but subdued day in Westminster

A declaration of Cold War: Washington and London turn their backs on Russia

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Rockall, the last expansion of the British Empire

This is how Britain does annexations

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Alex Stevenson: Labour and Russia have always had a troubled history

Analysis: A British divide emerges over how to handle Russia

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Russia's involvement in Crimea a 'big miscalculation', Hague says

Crimea crisis: Labour’s ‘suspend Russia’ call ends Westminster consensus

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Russian troops' presence in the Crimea region is prompting international response

UK reviewing arms exports to Russia

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A Russian tank in the Crimea, where Putin's military intervention is raising diplomats' temperatures across the globe

‘The world cannot allow this’: Britain joins Putin condemnation

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David Cameron in defiant mode

‘Reshoring’: Why Cameron won’t give up on the west

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Ariel Sharon has died after suffering heart failure

Selective memory: Ariel Sharon the ‘peacemaker’ remembered by UK leaders

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He's behind you: David Cameron and Alex Salmond watch Andy Murray (who isn't coming tonight) win Wimbledon this year

Analysis: Why David Cameron’s right to snub the Scots

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Iran's progress towards a nuclear weapon will be halted over the next six months

Britain’s Hague brushes off Israel’s ‘mistake’ moan after Iran nuclear deal

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