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Italy, Japan, UK Sign Deal Bolstering Sixth-Gen Stealth Fighter Program
Italy, Japan, and the UK have signed an agreement in Tokyo to further strengthen their shared goal of developing the next generation…
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Israel heading into world isolation, says Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan
During Thursday phone call, Erdogan and US counterpart Joe Biden discussed developments in Gaza in depth, with Erdogan saying now…
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Turkish FM in Oslo to bolster global stance for Gaza cease-fire
Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan on Friday visited Oslo with the Gaza contact group of the Arab League and the Organisation…
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Analysis: Is there a shift in Biden’s Israel policy?
Biden’s current rhetoric does not necessarily signify a fundamental shift in U.S. foreign policy, given his longstanding ties with Israel…
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Report: Russia’s military spending in 2024 estimated at $140B, report shows
Figure to rise 29% year-on-year in 2024, accounting for 35% of total government spending, says Stockholm International Peace Research Institute…
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South Korea to increase defense spending over five years
South Korea plans to spend 346.7 trillion Korean won (U.S. $262.8 billion) in the next five years to bolster its…
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BAE Systems’ EW tech elevates F-35 capabilities
With almost 1,000 F-35 stealth fighter jets delivered worldwide, the aircraft stands equipped with an integrated electronic warfare (EW) system,…
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Norway to provide more air defense systems to Ukraine
Norway will donate more National Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile Systems, better known as NASAMS, to Ukraine, this time with a value…
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Denmark announces renewed military package for Ukraine
Denmark vowed to support Ukraine with renewed military aid during a press conference with Nordic leaders and Ukrainian President Volodymyr…
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US welcomes Armenian-Azerbaijani military detainee exchange
‘We continue to believe that peace is possible if both parties are willing to pursue it,’ State Department says. The…
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