Americas
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Jan- 2025 -19 January
US Pledges $117M in Aid to Lebanon Military
The US announced it would donate more than $117 million in security assistance for Lebanon's armed forces.
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18 January
39 Dead in Colombia Guerilla Violence, Govt Suspends Peace Talks
At least 39 people have been killed in violence involving leftwing guerillas near Colombia's restive border with Venezuela, authorities said Friday, prompting the government to suspend high-stakes peace talks with the group.
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17 January
Japan Orders More Air-to-Surface Missiles From US for Fighter Jets
The US State Department has greenlighted a potential $39-million sale of Joint Air-to-Surface Standoff Missiles Extended Range (JASSM-ER) to Japan.
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17 January
Pennsylvania Firm to Demo Ocean Thermal Energy Converter for US Army
Ocean Thermal Energy Corporation has signed a $3.5-million contract to test its Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion for the US Army Deep Energy Retrofit Assessment program.
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17 January
Fairbanks Morse to Supply Parts for US Navy Explorer Vessels
Fairbanks Morse Defense has received a contract to deliver components for the US Navy’s future Explorer-class Auxiliary General Ocean Surveillance Ships.
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17 January
Peruvian Navy Launches Two Pativilca Patrol Boats
The Peruvian Navy has christened and launched two Pativilca-class offshore patrol vessels as part of its effort to strengthen national maritime operations.
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17 January
Canadian SkyGuardian Drones Begin Assembly in California
Canada has announced the start of production for its MQ-9B SkyGuardian drones in San Diego, California.
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17 January
US Air Force Revises Approach for Troubled T-7A Red Hawk Program
The US Air Force has announced a major shift in its strategy for the T-7A Red Hawk jet trainer program, though the changes may result in delays of up to a year.
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16 January
Cyprus Hails New Access to US Defense Goods
Cyprus on Thursday heralded a move by US President Joe Biden allowing the strategic Mediterranean country access to military equipment.
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16 January
Has the Marine Corps Lost Its Edge?
The Marine Corps' shift under Generals Berger and Smith toward countering China has weakened its traditional rapid-response capabilities.
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