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China Sends Second-Largest Incursion of Jets Into Taiwan Defense Zone

China sent 39 warplanes — mostly fighter jets — into Taiwan's air defense zone, in the second-largest daily incursion on record.

Taliban, Western Officials Meet for Talks in Oslo

Taliban and Western diplomats meet in Oslo for talks on Afghanistan's humanitarian crisis and human rights.

UAE Bans Drones for a Month After Yemeni Houthi Attack

The United Arab Emirates has banned the use of drones for one month, days after Yemen's Houthi rebels launched a deadly drone and missile attack on Abu Dhabi.

French Soldier Killed in Mortar Attack in Mali

A French soldier was killed in a mortar attack on a military camp in the northern Mali city of Gao, France's presidency said on Sunday.

Syria Battle Between IS, Kurdish Forces Kills Over 135: Monitor

The death toll from fighting between US-backed Kurdish forces and IS jihadists who attacked a prison in northeast Syria four days ago reached 136 Sunday.

Chile to Procure Three E-3D Sentry AEW1 Aircraft From UK

The Chilean Air Force has procured three Boeing E-3D Sentry Airborne Early Warning Mk 1 aircraft from the UK Royal Air Force.

USAF Taps SpaceX to Provide Rocket Military Cargo Transit

The US Air Force has awarded a $102 million contract to SpaceX to provide point-to-point transit for military cargo.

Saab to Supply AT4 Anti-Armor Weapons to Indian Military

Saab has secured a contract to manufacture and deliver AT4 single-shot anti-armor weapons to the Indian armed forces.

UK Military Invests $33.1M in New Diving Equipment

The UK military has awarded Northern Diver International a $33.1 million contract to supply diving equipment to for the armed forces.

USAF Seeking Wearable Tech to Detect Soldier Fatigue, Stress

The US Air Force is asking defense companies to research and develop wearable tech that can detect and counter fatigue among soldiers.

Ukrainian Firm Unveils Loitering Kamikaze Drone

Ukraine’s Yuzhnoye State Design Office is developing a loitering kamikaze drone, the state-owned defense manufacturer revealed.

Dead, Wounded in Strike on Yemen Prison: Red Cross, Houthi Rebels

An air strike has destroyed a prison in the Houthi rebel stronghold of Saada in northern Yemen, leaving many dead or wounded.

11 Soldiers Killed in Iraq by IS Jihadists: Authorities

Eleven Iraqi soldiers were killed in an overnight attack by the Islamic State group against their base in the eastern province of Diyala.

Russia to Hold Naval Drills in Atlantic, Pacific, Arctic, Mediterranean

Russia announced it will hold huge naval drills in the Atlantic, Arctic, Pacific, and Mediterranean this month and February.

Israel Buys Three Military Submarines From Germany

Israel announced a deal with Germany to develop and purchase three submarines from German industrial giant Thyssenkrupp for $3.4 billion.

US, Russia Hold Last-Ditch Talks on Ukraine War Fears

Washington and Moscow's top diplomats meet Friday in Geneva in a last-ditch bid for a solution over Ukraine, with the US fearing that Russia will invade.