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Biden to Launch Gaza Ceasefire Push Right Away: Adviser

US President Joe Biden will launch a renewed drive Wednesday for a Gaza ceasefire and hostage release deal after Israel and Hezbollah began a truce in Lebanon, his national security adviser said.

Hamas Says ‘Ready’ for Gaza Truce After Lebanon Ceasefire

Hamas is ready to reach a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, a senior official in the Palestinian Islamist group said Wednesday, hailing the ceasefire that took hold in Lebanon.

Russia Launches Massive Aerial Attack on Ukraine’s Energy Sector

Russia's army on Thursday launched a massive attack on Ukraine's energy sector, forcing emergency power outages as temperatures dropped to freezing across the country.

Taiwan Holds Air, Sea Drills as Chinese Balloons Reported

Taiwan's military deployed aircraft, ships, and air defense missile systems in a drill on Thursday, as its defense ministry reported the detection of two Chinese balloons near the island.

Turkish Firm to Establish Ammunition Production Line in Pakistan

Repkon has signed a deal with Wah Industries Limited to establish a production and filling line for 155mm artillery shells in Pakistan.

DARPA, US Army Test New Cyber Threat Detection Platform ‘CANDOR’

DARPA has tested the Cyber Analytics for Network Defense and Response Options (CANDOR) platform, a new program for cyber threat detection. 

Embraer Selects Fokker to Upgrade Dutch C-390 Fleet

Brazilian firm Embraer has selected Fokker Services Group to deliver an extended modification package for nine Dutch C-390 military aircraft.

Austal to Construct Eight Landing Craft Heavy Vessels for Australia

The Australian government has chosen local shipbuilder Austal to construct eight Damen landing craft heavy (LCH) vessels at Henderson shipyard in Western Australia.

Notre Dame Opens First Ever Mach 10 Wind Tunnel for Hypersonic Testing

The University of Notre Dame has opened the world’s first Mach 10 wind tunnel, offering a potential alternative to the Pentagon's stretched hypersonic testing facilities.

Dark to Provide Simulated Space Missile Interception for French Study

The French Defense Innovation Agency has selected space defense startup Dark for a concept study on hostile space object interception in low-Earth orbit.

Greece Picks Armenia Over Ukraine to Receive Obsolete Air Defense Systems

Despite continued calls for military aid to Ukraine, NATO-member Greece has selected Russian-ally Armenia to receive its obsolete air defense systems.

US Navy to Sideline 17 Vessels Due to Workforce Shortage

The US Navy will temporarily cease operations of more than a dozen of its support vessels as it continues to address an ongoing manpower shortage.

US Army HADES Program Receives First Global 6500 Jet From Bombardier

Bombardier has delivered the first Global 6500 aircraft to the US Army as part of the High Accuracy Detection and Exploitation System (HADES) program.

Russian Legislators Give Final Backing to Army Spending Surge

Lawmakers in Russia's upper house of parliament on Wednesday approved an almost 30 percent hike in defense spending next year, committing the country to yet more huge outlays as it wages its military offensive against Ukraine.

German Navy Orders NH90 Maintenance Training Rig From Reiser

Reiser Simulation and Training has signed a contract to deliver an NH90 maintenance training rig for the German Navy.

Airbus to Provide New Modems for British Skynet SATCOM Capability

The UK Ministry of Defence has contracted Airbus to provide modems for the British military’s Skynet satellite communications constellation.