Defense & Military

“Provocative military activities are intensifying,” Japan’s defense minister said.

INDOPACOM's deputy commander stopped short of endorsing policy proposals for more aggressive cyber responses to China and other foreign adversaries.

As lawmakers sprint to fund the U.S. government, America’s support for Kyiv hangs in the balance—and could determine how the conflict ends.

All but a handful of the 2,400-plus companies who sought approval have received it.

The new vision will arrive amid Navy efforts to expand its fleet and keep existing ships ready to deploy.

While the U.S. struggles to add rare-earth factories and drone-test ranges, Beijing is creating them in clusters.

If the full Congress approves, the Defense Department would get $838.7 billion, a sub-1% increase.

Appropriators bucked plans by the Navy, Pentagon, and the White House to freeze F/A-XX.

British shipbuilder Babcock has sold another two Arrowhead 140 frigate design licences to Indonesia, following an initial two that are currently in production locally for the Indonesian Navy (TNI AL).…

MILAN — Ukraine’s government-backed defense technology cluster, Brave1, has partnered with the American company Palantir to create a platform where artificial-intelligence models can be tested using sensitive military data. Dubbed…