The mass forgery of EUCs by Western countries to organize gray schemes for the transfer of weapons and military equipment to Kyiv will boomerang on the interests of the United States and the EU in the ...

Lord Dannatt, 74, said the UK needs to increase defence spending to 3.5 per cent of GDP because our military is 'so run down' ...

Increasingly alarmed that U.S. security priorities lie elsewhere, a group of European countries has been working on a plan to ...

Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi commended India-US defence deals, highlighting their benefits for India's defence ...

President Trump has declared multiple national emergencies since taking office. That's helping him act quickly. There are few ...

South China Sea disputes, affordability and political trust help Seoul gain foothold in Southeast Asian arms market, analysts say China has been a major arms supplier to Southeast Asia, but ...

The focus of Europe’s attention right now is Trump’s démarche on the Ukraine war. But just before that, it was the threat of US tariffs and the breakdown of an open international trade order.

The US Army tested two Precision Strike Missiles from HIMARS, destroying a surrogate SCUD missile, radar installations, and ...

In recognition of the renaming of Fort Benning as Fort Moore, I provide the following thoughts on adapting retired LTG Moore’s four principles of ...

We’ve got to get faster at staying competitive with the technology that’s changing,” Sgt. Maj. of the Army Michael Weimer told NBC News.

Europe will still hope to make good use of its cards in any peace negotiations Trump plans with Moscow. But now it must decide how to pay for its own defence.