Though the SiAW missile is not slated to enter serial production until the end of the decade, the Air Force has made clear ...

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is reluctant to get involved in the Iran War, fearing it would hurt his party’s ...

These eight men atop Iran’s leadership structure are likely to play an outsized role in the war against America and Israel.

F-35 manufacturer Lockheed Martin has failed to deliver regular upgrades for the aircraft—and its most recent upgrade package was implemented disastrously, according to an internal Pentagon report.

There is a possibility that Benjamin Netanyahu may bow out of the Israeli elections this fall, a high-impact event bound to leave a deep mark on Israeli politics.

Two-man mercenary teams are now present on many Russian “shadow fleet” vessels, discouraging boarding attempts from unfriendly nations.

The Trump administration’s bid for American energy dominance requires sustained attention, not public relations stunts.

Diesel-electric submarines like the Taigei class offer Japan a fearsome weapon against China—at a fraction of the cost of cutting-edge American ones.

Anduril’s intent to buy space analysis firm ExoAnalytic Solutions suggests it intends to ramp up its space operations in the near future.

Japan understands that it cannot equal China’s economic heft in the Pacific. Instead, Tokyo has sought to deepen defense cooperation. Japan is revamping its cooperation with Pacific Island nations.

Lithium is emerging as a strategic resource, pushing Europe to develop domestic mining and reduce dependence on Chinese-controlled critical mineral supply chains.

The White House has dispatched a “Marine Expeditionary Unit” of 2,500 troops to the waters off Iran—but is unlikely to launch a full-scale ground invasion with so few soldiers.