This month marks the 30th anniversary of the Dayton Agreement, a milestone for long-overdue renewal in Bosnia and Herzegovina ...

The US and NATO need to stand up for what remains of Turkey’s democracy. The latest moves in Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s death-by-lawfare sentence against Turkey’s liberal opposition show a dangerous blend ...

A US-Saudi nuclear energy agreement is a work in progress, US Army identifies potential microreactor sites, South Korea and the UAE strengthen nclear partnership, and China advances nuclear constructi ...

Admiral Kevin Lunday denied recent claims by The Washington Post that the service was removing the 'hateful' designation from symbols such as the swastika and the Confederate battle flag.

Although Russia remains India’s largest foreign defense partner, the United States has sought to make inroads—including through a recent sale of Javelin and Excalibur handheld missile launchers to New ...

An Indian Air Force HAL Tejas fighter jet crashed at the Dubai Airshow this morning, killing its pilot. No cause has yet been identified for the crash.

America's energy security cannot be a case of "America alone." Foreign capital will have to play an indefensible part.

The extreme water shortage around Tehran, Iran’s capital, has led the clerical regime to draw up plans for the evacuation of the city.

A military incursion into Mexico, even with the approval of the Mexican government, would likely create far more problems than it solved for US national security.

Built largely on the chassis of the existing F-15 Eagle, Boeing’s F-15EX Eagle II contains a multitude of fifth-gen internal upgrades.

Unchecked AI development poses growing national security risks, and secretive companies like Safe Superintelligence show why transparency and oversight can’t wait.

Following Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s visit to the White House, the Trump administration committed to a massive arms deal—including 300 M1 Abrams tanks and downgraded F-35 fighter jets.