The USS Michigan has displayed exemplary performance in challenging situations, and it should be a reminder to American leaders of the need to have many more submarines on hand.

Poland’s booming economy, strategic geography, and deep alignment with U.S. energy and security interests make it the natural ...

Hungary’s secretive operations in Ukraine, growing ties with China, and nationalist ambitions signal Viktor Orbán’s bid for ...

If the backwards rebel group in Yemen can disrupt U.S. air operations so easily, how can America conduct effective air ...

This is the first time a general—a rank normally reserved for ground forces—ascends to the position of First Sea Lord.

A Nawrocki win could solidify Poland as America’s staunchest European ally, continuing the shift of Europe’s center of ...

Saudi Arabia’s pursuit of the F-35 stealth fighter hinges on U.S. approval and Israeli consent—potentially linking advanced ...

Deep-sea mining’s rise raises urgent legal, ethical, and environmental questions as demand for critical minerals grows in the ...

In a period of just a few days, two former presidents of South Korea were indicted, the leading presidential candidate for ...

The Americans have, for too long, coasted on their Cold War victory in every way imaginable. The rest of the world has caught up.

Something put the IAF back on its heels after it penetrated Iranian airspace last October. Could it have been Iran’s new domestic missile system?

South Korea has shifted from developing a light aircraft carrier for F-35Bs to a drone-focused command ship, citing cost concerns, changing leadership priorities, and lessons from modern warfare.