The escalation against Hezbollah comes amid the group’s ongoing efforts to block its disarmament and disrupt any diplomatic initiative toward broader Israeli-Lebanese peace talks. President Trump, in ...
At the end of the day, power is measured in terms of control over tangible infrastructure, not just digital networks.
Two recent aircraft carriers—each named USS Enterprise—would have made memorable museum ships. For various reasons, neither could be saved.
US-Pakistan cooperation has historically thrived during periods of military rule in Islamabad, with little lasting benefit ...
The Dubai Airshow, which runs through Thursday, has seen a large contingent of US Air Force planes—including several demonstration flights.
The Trump administration’s border and immigration control agenda would be ill-served by regime change in Venezuela.
China’s recent naval deployment around Japan comes on the heels of a war of words between Beijing and newly-elected Japanese prime minister Sanae Takaichi over Taiwan.
The F-35A is already certified to carry the B61-12 nuclear gravity bomb, but it has undergone further testing in recent months.
The Department of Defense has five separate categories for the UAVs in its arsenal—ranging from small handheld units to Reaper and Predator drones.
Road to Revenge,” fights against both Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union—mirroring Finland’s complicated World War II history.
Russia’s Zircon hypersonic missile was built as an anti-ship missile, but the Kremlin is attempting to fine-tune it to work against land targets as well.
One in five Africans face hunger due to climate-related events. Agrivoltaics can help alleviate these challenges.
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