Danish special forces reportedly had a plan to disable Greenland’s runways in the event of a US military intervention, making ...

The USS George M. Nealwas formally launched on Wednesday—but much more work remains before she can be commissioned into the ...

Argentina’s boisterous president has succeeded in implementing key parts of his economic agenda, but a full recovery is still ...

The USS Nimitz—on its way to Norfolk, Virginia, for eventual decommissioning—made the first aircraft carrier port visit to ...

The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has, for the time being, denied the world some 20 percent of its seaborne oil and natural ...

A lasting agreement needs the Gulf states in the room from the start. That means sanctions relief phased in gradually as Iran ...

British Secretary of State for Defense Lord Coaker denied plans to install Mark 2 30mm cannons on the UK’s two aircraft ...

Iran has hinted it will broaden the ongoing war by striking at American commercial targets across the Gulf, rather than ...

Poland—typically a stalwart American ally and reliable member of NATO—has declined to dispatch Patriot systems in the Middle ...

Chinese research vessels have spent years studying the world’s seafloor for ostensibly civilian purposes—but have ...

Kazakhstan is entering one of the most pivotal moments of its political transformation, a development that has not yet ...

Withdrawal from NATO would require a two-thirds vote in the Senate, which remains overwhelmingly pro-NATO on both sides of ...