The next era of commercial space will reward organizations that prepare now for stricter orbital safety, governance, and ...

Iran’s invitation of the National Resistance Front to its capital last month suggests an unprecedented willingness to engage with Afghanistan’s opposition movements in public.

In a deglobalized and adversarial world, countries are transitioning toward the fuels they can defend. Beijing has settled on a new name for coal: the power system’s “ballast stone,” a reserve that ...

The XM913 Bushmaster autocannon is an effective weapon; all that remains is to develop a way to shoot down low-flying drones with greater accuracy. The advent of large numbers of cheap, attritable, ...

Even as the US Navy has met its recruiting goals for multiple years straight, the service is actively transitioning toward a “hybrid fleet” that combines traditional crewed warships with a large ...

The “Dude 44” aircraft shot down in April is now on display in Iran—a consolation prize for the two crewmembers it failed to catch.

Part of the problem is that Trump often spends his weekends in Bedminster, New Jersey, near several major East Coast air travel hubs—raising the odds of an incident.

New Delhi and Paris are reportedly in talks to move Rafale production to India, helping to stabilize the aircraft’s supply chain amid debilitating wildfires in France.

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 ...

Alphabet reported strong second-quarter results. Revenue grew 24 percent to $119.8 billion, Google Cloud grew 82 percent to $24.8 billion, and operating margin reached 34 percent. Normally, numbers ...

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