Syria Slams Israeli Incursions After Violence in South

Japan Approves Air and Space Self-Defense Force Reorganization

Tokyo has approved legislation to rename the Japan Air Self-Defense Force to the Air and Space Self-Defense Force, marking the first name change for one of the country's military branches since i

Japan Considers US-Style Arms Sales Program for Defense Exports

Japan is considering a domestic version of the US foreign military sales program to provide domestically produced weapons abroad.

Lithuania's 'Black Wasp' Combines VTOL Agility With AI to Hunt Shaheds

Lithuania is reinforcing its counter-drone capabilities with a new autonomous interceptor designed to hunt down Shahed-type drones and other aerial threats in high-stress environments.

Pakistan Carries Out Deadly Airstrikes in Eastern Afghanistan

Pakistan carried out airstrikes overnight in eastern Afghanistan, Islamabad said, adding its operations had targeted militants.

Poland Signs Contract to Acquire Swedish Submarines

Poland has signed a $4.8-billion contract with Sweden to purchase three Saab submarines intended to strengthen its defense capabilities.

Raytheon Secures $1.1B US Navy AIM-9X Sidewinder Production Deal

The US Navy has awarded Raytheon a $1.1-billion contract modification for the production of more than 1,900 AIM-9X Sidewinder missiles.

Defense Startup STARK Secures $570M in Funding to Expand R&D, Manufacturing

STARK has raised $570 million in funding aimed at expanding research, development, and production of autonomous military systems.

Switzerland Rethinks Minefield Breaching With Two-in-One System

Military vehicles can now clear minefields and mark safe lanes in a single, continuous operation thanks to a new modular system from Switzerland-based firm Global Clearance Solutions.

Turkey Receives More Tayfun Block-2 Ballistic Missiles

Turkey has received another batch of Tayfun Block-2 ballistic missiles as the country continues to expand its long-range strike capabilities.