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Argentina's navy search for missing submarine with 44 crew on board
Argentina's navy has launched a huge search-and-rescue operation for a military submarine with 44 crew on board that has been missing for more than two days
Zimbabwe crisis: what next?
Is it time for democracy? What role can South Africa and other neighbouring states play?
"A military coup is the nuclear option"
Zimbabwe's military seizes power but denies claims of a coup
Soldiers killed in a train crash in southern Finland
Four people have been killed and at least eight injured in an accident between a train and a military vehicle in Finland
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Hearing delayed for US soldier Bowe Bergdahl amid prejudice claim
A sentence hearing for U.S. Army Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl on charges of desertion have been delayed after comments by President Donald Trump
The man who teaches special forces how to eat meat
Jason Nauert braves allergy to wild game to teach US Special Forces how to prepare game for eating
Ukrainian authorities blame "subversion" for ammo dump fire
Another fire at an ammunition dump in Ukraine is being investigated for "subversion", say the authorities.
Death of the man 'who saved the world'
Stanislav Petrov made a decision at the height of Cold War tensions that saved the lives of millions.
Sweden hosts huge war games exercise with NATO
Sweden is undertaking its biggest military exercise amid fears of Russian military build up
U.S. fires warning shots at Iranian vessel
Macron shows solidarity with soldiers after army head quits
Macron stands side by side with new army chief
Russia shows off its new fighter jet
Israeli army replaces llamas with robots
The last of Israeli army's llamas are to be pensioned in September off after years of active service in favour of more nimble and less complaining robots.
Disillusioned Prince Harry `wanted out`of the Royal Family
Prince Harry: “I spent many years kicking my heels and I didn’t want to grow up.”
Army mutiny over pay ends in Ivory Coast
A five day long army mutiny over pay has ended in Ivory Coast after the mutineers accepted an increase in bonus payments.
Ivory Coast mutineers reject deal to end revolt
Despite the African country's defence minister announcing that an agreement had been reached, the mutineers are refusing to return to their barracks.
US-backed Syria militias 'seize Tabqa' in step towards Raqqa assault
US-backed Syrian militias say they have fully seized the town of Tabqa and the country’s largest dam from the so-called Islamic State.
Swiss Guard swears in 40 new recruits
The world’s oldest standing army has 40 new members after a Swiss Guard swearing-in ceremony at the Vatican.
Merkel backs German defence minister over far-right army terror scandal
Germany's military is under scrutiny for signs of far-right extremism after the arrest of an officer suspected of planning an attack.
German defence minister under fire over terror suspect soldier
Germany’s defence minister has come under fire over a scandal involving an army lieutenant who is accused of plotting a gun attack while posing as a Syrian…