Putin's threat is growing - what will Britain do?

The United States has paused its £31 billion tech prosperity deal with Britain, citing insufficient progress on resolving trade barriers. This decision represents a significant setback in US-UK relations, particularly as the deal was initially celebrated as a transformative step in bilateral cooperation during Donald Trump's presidency.

The head of Britain's armed forces has issued a stark warning about the increasing risk of a Russian attack on the UK, emphasizing the need for the nation's military readiness and urging families to prepare for potential sacrifices. This warning comes amid heightened tensions and military activities involving Russia, particularly in Ukraine.

The new head of MI6, Blaise Metreweli, has issued a stark warning that the world is currently in a precarious state between peace and war, highlighting a complex array of security challenges that Britain faces. This statement underscores the urgency of addressing rising threats, particularly from Russia, which has been increasingly assertive in its military and espionage activities.

Ongoing peace talks in Berlin aim to address the conflict in Ukraine, with discussions focusing on what could persuade Russian President Vladimir Putin to halt military actions. The situation remains tense as various diplomatic efforts unfold.