Hanwha Ocean Strengthens Canada Submarine Bid with Algoma Steel Partnership
Hanwha Ocean has teamed with Ontario-based Algoma Steel to supply materials for armored vehicles and submarines that it has pitched for the Canadian Patrol Submarine Project.
What Is NATO’s Article 5? A Quick Guide
This guide on NATO’s Article 5 explains its collective defense principle, outlining how it binds member states to mutual security commitments.
What is the CSTO? The Post-Soviet Security Alliance Explained
The CSTO is Russia's answer to NATO, but how does it actually work? This guide breaks down its structure, purpose, and real influence on regional security.
US Halts Joint Defense Board With Canada
The United States on Monday suspended cooperation with Canada in an 86-year-old joint defense advisory body, in the latest disruption of ties between the two neighbors.
What Is a Proxy War? A Quick Guide
Dive into our proxy war guide to see how global powers fight for influence through allies, militias, and shadow conflicts without going head-to-head.
France and Greece Further Strengthen Mutual Defense Ties
France and Greece have further strengthened defense ties, extending their mutual defense agreement from 2021 and signing several cooperation agreements.
North Korea Fires Multiple Ballistic Missiles Into Sea: Seoul
North Korea test-fired multiple ballistic missiles on Sunday, South Korea's military said, the latest in a recent flurry of launches by the nuclear-armed state.
Turkey ‘Optimistic’ Middle East Ceasefire Will Be Extended
Turkey remained "optimistic" that a two-week ceasefire between Iran and the US that expires on Wednesday, would be extended, allowing more time for talks between the sides.
Australia, Japan Ink Multibillion Dollar Warship Deal
Japan agreed on a deal to provide Australia's navy with the first of almost a dozen stealth frigates, part of a wider military build up by Canberra.
Boeing Sees Jump in Defense Business From Middle East War
The Middle East war has so far boosted Boeing's defense business and hasn't impacted deliveries to airline customers confronting high jet fuel prices, the company's CEO said.
Cuba ‘Ready’ for Possible US Attack: President
Cuban President Diaz-Canel said his country was "ready" for a possible US attack following months of mounting pressure from President Trump.
Trump Says Israel, Lebanon Agree to 10-Day Ceasefire
Trump announced that Israel and Lebanon have agreed to a 10-day ceasefire starting on Thursday, though there was no indication if Iran-backed Hezbollah was on board.
11 Nations Urge ‘Coordinated’ Economic Support Amid Mideast War
The finance ministers of 11 countries called for "coordinated emergency support" to help countries hit by disruptions from the war in the Middle East.
Iran Arrests Four Alleged Israeli Spies: State Media
Iran arrested four suspected Israeli spies as US officials discuss possible peace talks after US-Israeli strikes engulfed the Middle East in war.
US Says 3 Killed in Fifth Drug Boat Strike in a Week
US military officials said Wednesday three people were killed in a strike on another alleged drug-trafficking boat, the fifth such deadly attack in as many days.
Australia to Boost Defense Spending to 3% of GDP
Australia will lift defense spending to 3.0 percent of GDP by 2033 as armed conflicts flare worldwide, the government said Thursday.
Israel, Lebanon Agree to Direct Negotiations After ‘Productive’ Talks: US
Israel and Lebanon agreed to hold direct negotiations after "productive discussions" between the two sides in Washington, the US said on Tuesday.
US Says Two Dead in Strike on Alleged Drug-Trafficking Boat
The US military said it killed two people in a strike on an alleged drug-trafficking boat, bringing the campaign's death toll to at least 170.
N. Korea’s Kim Oversees Navy Cruise Missile Test: KCNA
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un oversaw new tests of cruise and anti-warship missiles launched from a naval destroyer, state media reported.
Hegseth Announces ‘Major’ Defense Partnership with Indonesia
US Defense Secretary Hegseth announced a defense partnership with Indonesia following a meeting with the Southeast Asian nation's defense minister at the Pentagon.
Iran Guards Threaten to Trap Enemies in ‘Deadly Vortex’ in Hormuz
Iran said on Sunday that security forces had the Strait of Hormuz shipping bottleneck under full control, warning that enemies would be trapped in a "deadly vortex" in the case of any miscalculation.
Ankara Says Israel Seeks to Declare Turkey ‘New Enemy’
Turkish Foreign Minister Fidan said on Monday that Israel "cannot live without an enemy" and its government was now trying to portray Turkey as one.
Philippines Accuses China of Poisoning Disputed Waters
The Philippines accused Chinese fishermen on Monday of pouring cyanide in the Spratly Islands, a flashpoint in the disputed South China Sea.
