The Ukrainian “Equalizer” glide bomb kits are roughly analogous to US-made JDAM kits—turning a “dumb” bomb into a precision-guided munition with far more destructive power than a drone.

The US Navy has announced a plan to power a base from the USS Gerald R. Ford. If successful, other carriers could be used for ...

The latest crisis in India-Pakistan relations showcased a transition from platform-centric to system-centric warfare.

Poland’s first F-35s, named for the famed cavalry troops of the 16th century, arrived in Poland last week—while a handful of additional aircraft remain in the United States for training.

The RFA Lyme Bay, a dock landing ship, is not built for intense combat—but could likely be supported by other US and UK ...

South Korea’s interest in nuclear submarines is tied to its animosity with North Korea, which is also intent on developing the technology.

The countries building Southeast Asia’s future nuclear reactors may ultimately shape the region’s technological and geopolitical alignment.

The encyclical offers Washington a moral and strategic opening to shape global AI norms before Beijing does. Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas, arrives at a critical moment for the ...

The increase in recruitment can be attributed to multiple factors, including a slowing economy, better tools to assist borderline eligible recruits, generous re-enlistment incentives, and possibly the ...

Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa has sought to open up relations with Europe while retaining the country’s longstanding ties with Moscow.

Iran can no longer take access to the Persian Gulf for granted and may hedge its trade to overland routes through Afghanistan.

The first danger for Washington is the institutional durability of the China-Russia axis. The China-Russia relationship is no ...