Prime Minister Takaichi should ignore the naysayers and continue implementing Shinzo Abe’s vision for a supercharged Japan.

In this episode, Paul Saunders speaks with Isaac Stone Fish, the CEO and founder of Strategy Risks. Formerly a Beijing ...

One of the United States’ close partners in Central Asia is seeking to manage Islamist strains in its society by coddling them.

The combination of Turkish industry, Saudi wealth, and Pakistani military know-how could create a formidable new defense industrial base.

Components in the cameras of the K3 Scout drone, an unmanned surface vehicle used by the UK’s Royal Marine Commandos, were transmitting their location to an IP address in China.

In the early days of the jet age, radar and long-range missiles had not yet been developed—making the Korean War one of the last large-scale wars to see aerial “dogfighting.” ...

President Donald Trump is more prone to viewing the United States as a continental rather than a maritime power.

Gerald Bull is in many ways a tragic figure, whose single-minded pursuit of a cannon that could launch satellites into space ...

The Su-57 Felon and the Dassault Rafale were not built to fight each other—yet a head-to-head comparison reveals interesting ...

The United States will need to support its space innovators to gain the strategic AI edge over China. During the first Cold War, the United States and the Soviet Union opened an intellectual battle ...

Ukraine’s recent purchase of dozens of JAS 39 Gripen fighters from Sweden increases the odds for a future faceoff against ...

The US-South Korea economic relationship holds too much promise to be targeted by Seoul’s regulatory agencies.