The Russian Orthodox Church’s sanctification of Russia’s war on Ukraine has met with little retort from Europe.

The US Navy confronts a now-or-never opportunity to invest in the development of unmanned systems. The next Secretary of the Navy must take it. The firing of Secretary of the Navy John Phelan is more ...

A year into America’s nuclear energy pivot, the real work begins. Before Independence Day, a venture-backed startup will turn on a nuclear reactor. In the policy environment of five years ago, this ...

The Storis is intended as a stopgap until the new Arctic Security Cutters enter service—but the former civilian oil vessel has shown excellent capabilities of its own.

The ongoing civil war in Mali—where a jihadist group is poised to seize power—is spilling over into Nigeria, with ominous humanitarian consequences.

One year after President Trump’s nuclear executive orders, the nuclear industry is already seeing reforms that are ...

The Gulf states no longer believe they have a choice other than develop strategic autonomy for their own defense.

The US Army is expected to use the Barracuda missiles as “stand-off” weapons in the event of a future conflict in the Indo-Pacific.

The US Army is leading the push to deploy nuclear microreactors as a strategic solution to the military’s growing need for secure, resilient, and uninterrupted energy.

The tiny submarines are well-suited to operations in the Strait of Hormuz, where the shallow waters and heavy maritime ...

The recent aerial exercises in Florida brought together aircraft from the US Navy and US Air Force—intended to ensure that they could operate as a joint force in the event of a future conflict.

The new “Marine One” helicopter’s downward exhaust could burn the South Lawn, requiring the construction of a concrete ...