Russia has maintained plausible deniability in connection to each sabotage incident—but together, they add up to a pattern of low-level warfare to which European democracies must respond.
After months of speculation and planning, Indonesia has taken possession of the Italian Giuseppe Garibaldi carrier—and put it ...
The two European aerospace giants have advertised their respective aircraft, the Eurofighter Typhoon and the Rafale, but the ...
The US Navy SEALs and the British Royal Marines—arguably the finest commandos on each side of the Atlantic Ocean—cooperated on joint naval boarding and compound clearing drills in Virginia.
As Iran and Iraq fought each other to a stalemate on the ground, the greatest Western and Soviet aircraft of the 1970s fought ...
Banning diesel exports would disrupt the integrated North American oil market, cut refinery output, and push prices higher ...
Last week’s elections showed that even Russia’s system of “managed democracy” can reach new lows. To understand that, it helps to see the purpose of elections in Putin’s Russia. Even managed elections ...
Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan may be pressured to choose between the two powers they have spent decades balancing.
The cost of keeping the B-52s in the air is roughly 10 times higher than their original construction cost during the 1950s and early 1960s.
As the president seeks to redesign future aircraft carriers to reincorporate steam catapults, the US Navy appears to be ...
The US Air Force cut back on its participation in airshows during the first phase of the Iran war, when aircraft were needed for military operations in the Middle East.
The sale of HMS Bulwark to Brazil follows a long trend of European nations selling their used warships abroad instead of ...
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results