Current plans call for annual Danish military conscription to increase from 5,000 to 7,500 by 2035—and for draftees to serve for nearly a year. Faced with threats from both the east and the west, ...

Two systems aboard the new aircraft carrier are still having problems: the “arresting gear” responsible for catching aircraft as they land, and the elevators moving ammunition to the flight deck.

Russian military officials have made a series of audacious claims about the Su-57 Felon’s capabilities—but the Kremlin has failed to put these capabilities to the test in Ukraine. Just days after ...

Hanwha had previously sought to buy Austal USA in 2024, but the purchase was halted amid regulatory concerns. Two years later, it is trying again. The United States Navy has a major problem: it ...

The USS Abraham Lincoln has been at sea for nine months amid deteriorating conditions—and some sailors have had enough. That may be significantly fewer days at this point than the record-setting 326 ...

Washington can delay China’s progress, but only innovation, talent, and manufacturing will secure America’s lead. Washington can slow China’s access to advanced technology, but lasting US leadership ...

There is reason to believe that despite the onslaught of bad news, the world has not abandoned the cause of improving the human condition.

On its “Wall of Receipts,” the Department of Government Efficiency took credit for canceling an IT services contract to 700 military hospitals—but the contract was never actually canceled.

The “Storm-1175” hacking group has developed a new type of malware, using multiple zero-day exploits to quickly take control ...

The US Navy’s existing E-6B Mercury aircraft are based on the Boeing 707, which has been out of production for decades, and growing steadily harder to maintain as a result. The United States Navy has ...

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.

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.