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Rebel Parade in Sensitive Yemen Port City Draws UN Rebuke

Yemeni rebel fighters paraded through Hodeida drawing reminders from the UN to abide by an agreement to demilitarize the Red Sea port city.

India Unveils First Homemade Aircraft Carrier, With Eye on China

India debuted its first locally made aircraft carrier, a milestone in government efforts to reduce its dependence on foreign arms.

Poland Asks Germany for War Reparations of 1.3 Trillion Euros

Poland estimated the cost of World War II losses to be 1.3 trillion euros and said it would "ask Germany to negotiate these reparations."

Russia Troops ‘Forcibly Transferring’ Ukrainian Civilians: HRW

Russian forces have been forcibly transferring Ukrainian civilians to areas under their control, Human Rights Watch said in a report.

4 Dead as Shiite Rivals Clash in Iraq’s Basra: Security Source

Four militants were killed overnight after an ambush in Iraq's Basra sparked clashes between rival Shiite factions, a security source said.

Sexual Assaults in US Military Reach New Record

The number of sexual assaults in the US military increased by 13 percent in fiscal year 2021, reaching a record high, the Pentagon reported.

USAF Flight Tests Open Software Stack on F-22

A US Air Force team flight tested a newly-developed Open Systems Enclave with an F-22’s existing hardware last month.

Russia Kicks off Military Drills in Far East With China, Syria, Other Allies

Russia launched large-scale military exercises involving several Kremlin-friendly countries, including China, with tensions soaring between Moscow and the West.

BAE Assembles Steel Block Prototype for Australia’s First Hunter-Class Frigate

BAE Systems Australia has completed the first steel block prototype of a Hunter-class frigate for the Royal Australian Navy.

HII Bags Combat Systems Contract for Final Zumwalt-Class Destroyer

The US Navy has awarded HII Ingalls Shipbuilding a contract to develop the combat systems availability for USS Lyndon B. Johnson.

Investigation Reveals Secret NATO Client for Israeli Spy Planes

A media investigation disclosed what IAI wanted to keep a secret: Italy contracted the company to buy two spy planes for $550 million.

US Army to Create Offensive Cyber Capabilities Office

The US Army will create an office next year dedicated to overseeing the country’s offensive cyber and space capabilities.

Sierra Nevada Investing $200M in Potential US Army Surveillance Aircraft

Sierra Nevada said it is investing more than $200 million to produce two prototypes of its RAPCON-X surveillance and reconnaissance aircraft.

Ethiopia, Eritrea Forces Launch Tigray Offensive: Rebels

Ethiopian and Eritrean forces launched a "massive" joint offensive against the Tigray People's Liberation Front.

Canada Extends At-Sea Support Services for MV Asterix Oiler Ship

The Canadian government has extended its at-sea support services contract with Federal Fleet Services for its support ship MV Asterix.

Taiwan Tycoon to Train Three Million ‘Civilian Warriors’

A Taiwanese tycoon plans to train more than three million "civilian warriors" to defend the island in the event of a Chinese invasion.