New Leader for Al-Qaeda’s Infamous but Struggling Yemen Branch
Saad al-Awlaki has taken the helm of Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, looking to unite the extremist group and change…
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Kenya Blast Blamed on Al-Shabaab Kills Four
Four people have been killed in a suspected attack by Al-Shabaab jihadists in a Kenyan town near the border with…
Polish Minister Says NATO Discussing Shooting Down Russian Missile Incursions
Poland's deputy foreign minister said NATO was considering shooting down Russian missiles that stray too close to the alliance's borders.
Syria Strikes Kill 17 Including Iran Guard, WHO Worker
Strikes in Syria killed 16 pro-Iran fighters including an Iranian Revolutionary Guard, a war monitor said, while the WHO also…
France Denies Supplying Arms for Gaza War
France's defense minister denied allegations from investigative journalists that the country supplied components for ammunition used by the Israeli army…
US Defense Chief to Israel Counterpart: Gaza Toll ‘Too High’
US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin told his Israeli counterpart Yoav Gallant Tuesday that civilian casualties in Gaza are "too high."
US Funds Pratt & Whitney F135 Engine Upgrade
Pratt & Whitney has received full funding for the modernization of the F-35 Lightning II propulsion system.
Lithuania Sends Drone Jammers to Ukraine Following New Aid Plan
Lithuania has sent Ukraine a donation of drone-jamming equipment in its latest military aid package following a new $217-million aid…
South Korea Cuts Initial KF-21 Boramae Production by Half
South Korea has announced plans to produce 20 KF-21 Boramae fighters this year, half of the 40 initially planned.
Four Firms Strengthen Bids for US Navy’s Large Unmanned Vessel Program
The US Navy announced that four of the six contenders for its Large Unmanned Surface Vessel program have achieved a…