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Japan Receives New F-35 Lightning Fighters From US

Japan has received three F-35 Lightning II aircraft from the US at the Komatsu Air Base in Ishikawa as part of a $23.11-billion deal.

Hundreds Flee Across Thai Border After Attack on Myanmar Military

More than 300 Myanmar people fled into Thailand to seek refuge following an assault on the military by ethnic armed groups, Thailand said Thursday, days after the junta extended a post-earthquake ceasefire.

Philippines Slams ‘High-Risk’ Chinese Naval Actions Near Contested Reef

The Philippines criticized on Thursday a "high-risk" maneuver by a Chinese vessel near the disputed Scarborough Shoal in a rare incident involving warships from the two navies.

Pakistan Shoots Down 25 Indian Drones Near Military Installations

Pakistan's army said Thursday it shot down 25 Indian drones, a day after the worst violence between the nuclear-armed rivals in two decades.

Yemen’s Houthis to Keep Attacking Israeli Ships Despite US Deal

Yemen's Houthi rebels will continue targeting Israeli ships in the Red Sea, an official told AFP on Wednesday, despite a ceasefire that ended weeks of intense US strikes on the Iran-backed group.

Raytheon’s PhantomStrike Next-Gen Radar Completes Maiden Flight Test

Raytheon has announced the successful maiden flight test of its next-generation PhantomStrike radar, a milestone that propels the system closer to production and operational deployment.

Cyberlux Launches Heavy-Lift Rotary Wing Drone for US Special Ops

Cyberlux Corporation has rolled out a new unmanned aerial system built to tackle the toughest missions for US Special Operations forces.

At 60,000 Ft, It Sees Everything: Ultimate Guide on RQ-4 Global Hawk

This guide breaks down everything you need to know about the RQ-4 Global Hawk: how it works, what makes it unique, and how it's been used in the field.

Sweden Orders Lightweight Torpedoes From Saab

Sweden has ordered Saab’s Lightweight Torpedoes and torpedo tubes for $120 million, with deliveries starting in 2026.

Poland Starts Construction of Navy’s Second Miecznik-Class Frigate

Poland has begun work on its second Miecznik-class frigate, Burza, at the PGZ naval shipyard in the northern port city of Gdynia.

French Army Hopes for Combat-Ready Robots by 2040

France's armed forces are on schedule to develop battle-ready robots by 2040, according to participants in a test bringing together the military with engineers, researchers, and defense contractors.

North Korea Fires Flurry of Short-Range Ballistic Missiles

North Korea fired multiple types of short-range ballistic missiles Thursday, South Korea's military said, around a week after leader Kim Jong Un tested a new weapons system for his latest warship.

Putin’s Order for Three-Day Truce With Ukraine Enters Force

Russian President Vladimir Putin's order for a three-day truce with Ukraine took effect Thursday, a move the Kremlin said would "test" Kyiv's readiness for peace but that Ukraine has slammed as a farce.

China Turns to DeepSeek AI for Fighter Jet Design: Report

China has begun using the artificial intelligence platform DeepSeek to support the design of new military aircraft.

US Military Eyes 3D-Printing Large Vehicle Parts in New $9M Illinois Lab

The US military’s effort to speed up how it builds and replaces vehicle parts is getting a high-tech lift thanks to a new $9-million research lab in Illinois.

AeroVironment Introduces Kamikaze Drone Built for EW-Contested Missions

AeroVironment has introduced the “Red Dragon,” a loitering munition engineered to thrive in challenging electronic warfare environments.