How Drones Are Leveling the Playing Field for Middle Powers
Drones possess transformational potential for middle powers and non-state actors, who may otherwise have limited or virtually non-existent airpower.
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Philippines, Japan Could Soon Deploy Military Forces on Each Other’s Soil
The Philippine government said it will negotiate its planned Reciprocal Access Agreement with Japan amid rising tensions in the Indo-Pacific.
Australian Military ‘Less Capable, Ready’ for Future Threats: Former Army Chief
A former Australian Army official has criticized the government’s defense spending, saying the Australian Defence Forces are becoming less capable…
Defense Ministers of Russia, Burkina Discuss Military Cooperation
The Russian defense minister and his counterpart from Burkina Faso met and agreed to strengthen defense ties, Moscow said.
Ukraine Says Bolstered Air Defense for Winter Attacks
President Zelensky said Ukraine deployed more Western air defense systems as it braces for a second full winter of Russian…
Israeli Troops ‘In the Heart of Gaza City:’ Defense Minister
Israeli troops are "in the heart of Gaza City," Defense Minister Gallant said as the nation marked one month of…
Turkey Sidelined as EU Prepares to Open Door to Others
When figures in the EU talk about new members that might join the union by 2030, there is no mention…
First F-16s Sent to Romania to Train Ukrainian Pilots: Dutch
The Netherlands sent its first five F-16 fighter jets to Romania where the planes will be used to train Ukrainian…
Seven Dead in Afghan Capital Bus Explosion: Police
Seven people died and 20 others were injured in a bus explosion in the Afghan capital on Tuesday, police said.
UK Awards $21-Million Defense-Wide Tech Deal to Anduril
Anduril has signed a $21 million contract with the UK to develop technologies to improve the country's protection.