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Taiwan Signs $1.75 Billion in Defense Contracts With US 

Taiwan has signed contracts worth $1.75 billion for the purchase of two American weapon systems.

Lockheed Martin Outlines Proposal for New Greek Naval Warships

Lockheed Martin has revealed details of its proposed multi-mission surface combatant warships for the naval forces of Greece.

South Korea to Deploy Rail-Mounted Robot and AI Surveillance on Border

South Korea will install a rail-mounted robot and artificial intelligence-based surveillance system later this year in “no man’s land” on the Korean peninsula.

Russia to Develop Export Version of Su-57 Fighter

Russian Deputy Prime Minister Yuri Borisov announced plans to partner with aerospace design firm Sukhoi in developing two-seater fifth-generation Su-57 fighters for export.

US Air Force Develops Bird-Like Flapping-Wing Micro Drones

A team of researchers at the US Air Force Research Lab has invented a flapping-wing micro aircraft design based on the biomechanical movement of flying birds and insects.

France Arrests ‘High-Ranking’ ISGS Jihadist Abou Dardar in Mali

French forces in Mali have captured a man they describe as a "high-ranking fighter of the Islamic State in the Greater Sahara," the French military said. 

Ukraine Unveils Upgraded Soviet-Era Anti-Tank Missile System 

Ukraine’s state defense manufacturer has unveiled a self-propelled anti-tank guided missile system based on the Soviet-era Shturm-S system.

US Navy, Marines Test Next-Gen Mine Detection Systems

US Navy and Marine Corps teams tested a range of underwater mine detection systems during the 50th Baltic Operation military exercise.

Indonesia Purchasing Eight Frigates From Italy

Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri has signed a contract with Indonesia’s Ministry of Defense to supply six FREMM multipurpose frigates and two used Maestrale class frigates to the country’s armed forces.

Australia’s Collins-Class Submarine Fleet to Receive $6 BN Overhaul

Australia will overhaul its fleet of six Collins-class submarines amid growing uncertainty over the induction timeline of 12 French-made replacements.

‘With Masters Defeated, the Slaves Can’t Fight:’ Taliban Eye Victory After US Exit

With Afghan troops in retreat and soon to lose vital American air support, Taliban commanders are voicing exuberance about quickly seizing full control of the country and re-establishing their version of an Islamic state.

Israel Strikes Gaza in Response to Incendiary Balloons

Israel carried out air strikes on the Gaza Strip early Wednesday after militants in the Palestinian territory sent incendiary balloons into the south of the country.

Car Bomb Attack at Colombian Military Base Wounds 36

A car bomb blast inside an army base in the Colombian city of Cucuta wounded 36 people Tuesday, officials said, blaming the attack on ELN guerillas.

NATO Asks Qatar for Base to Train Afghan Forces Post Withdrawal

NATO officials have approached Qatar regarding the possible use of a base where Afghan special forces could be trained following the withdrawal of foreign troops from Afghanistan by September 1.

Switzerland to Spend $2.5 Billion in Military Upgrades

Switzerland is investing $2.5 billion to provide its armed forces with modern weapons, equipment, and training to strengthen its national defense.

India Mulling Russian Sprut Lightweight Tank Purchase

India is open to purchasing the Russian amphibious Sprut-SDM1 light tank, with Indian media reporting that a team of defense officials will visit Russia late this summer to observe the vehicle during trials.