Amid Anti-ISIS Airstrikes, Will Russia And US Team To Fight Islamic State Terror In Syria?
Russian forces have been carrying out airstrikes in Syria since the end of last month.
Amid Human Rights Abuse Claims, British Weapons In Yemen War 'Probably' Used By Saudi Military
The British government has been accused of placing business ahead of human rights amid allegations that British weapons sold to Saudi Arabia are being used in Yemen.
New Electromagnetic Material Can Stop NSA-Style Snooping On Your Phone And Other Electronic Devices
A company based in Utah has developed a material that prevents electromagnetic pulses from infiltrating your electronic devices while also keeping your private information in.
Will Canada Leave F-35 Joint Strike Fighter Program? Withdrawal Will Increase Jet Costs For Other Countries
The change of government in Ottawa will likely see Canada pull out of the F-35 joint Strike Fighter Program, driving up costs for other countries.
US Raid Against ISIS: Iraqi Government Unaware Of American-Led Mission To Release Hostages Held By Islamic State Group
The Iraqi Defense Ministry was not aware of the U.S.-led raid against the Islamic State group until it was over.
Military Budget 2016: President Obama Vetoes National Defense Authorization Act
The White House has been in conflict with Congress all year about using a so-called war fund that the president said undermines cross-government budget caps.
Defense Budget 2016: Could Paul Ryan Solve National Defense Authorization Act Crisis?
The White House and Congress are fighting over the details of the $612 billion 2016 National Defense Authorization Act.
What Is Dussehra? The Basics To Understanding The 2015 Hindu Festival
The day is in celebration of Lord Rama's victory over the 10-headed demon king Ravana and the victory of Goddess Durga over the demon Mahishasur, as per the Hindu religion.
Amid Islamic State In Syria, A-10 Thunderbolt Jet To Target ISIS As US Air Force Employs Aging Aircraft
The aging and slow flying A-10 can hit smaller targets more accurately than newer hi-tech jets.
Canada's F-35 Deal At Risk As Liberal Party Prepares To Take Over In Ottawa
Prime Minister-designate Justin Trudeau has vowed to pull out of the F-35 fighter program and withdraw from the Iraq coalition bombing campaign.
Amid Iran Sanctions Being Lifted, Updating Defense With Weapons From China and Russia Are a Priority For Tehran
Iran fell behind in the global arms race, but the nuclear deal has paved the way for its military to make up for lost time.
Russian ISIS Airstrikes In Iraq Are Possible Ahead Of Baghdad Parliament Islamic Vote To Use Force Against Islamic State, Official Says
The U.S. is using diplomacy to prevent the Iraqi government from maintaining its relationship with Moscow.
Russia-Ukraine Airline Ban To Be Lifted? Cross-Country Flights Stopped Amid Sanctions, Conflict
Flights between the two countries stopped in September, as Moscow and Kiev sought to reinforce sanctions against each other over the conflict in East Ukraine.
Russia Egypt $1B Mistral Deal: Warships' Helicopters, Equipment Agreed On After France Sale, Kremlin Says
The two ships, known as the Sevastopol and the Vladivostok, were custom-built for Russia, but the final handover from France didn’t go ahead because of Moscow’s intervention in Ukraine.
US Overseas Arms Sales 2015: Defense Deals Of $46.6B Made By Pentagon As Global Conflicts Raise Fears
While this year’s figure is nowhere near 2012’s total of $65 billion, defense officials see 2015 as a more honest representation of the state of the industry.
Iran-Russia Relations 2015: Iranian Ships Dock At Russian Port As Ties Between Tehran And Moscow Strengthen
The visit represents growing political and military ties between Tehran and Moscow that have become stronger since the Iran nuclear deal was agreed in July.
Turkey Energy Deals: Moscow's Increased Intervention In Syrian War Is Putting Economic Accords With Ankara At Risk
Russia and Turkey have had a pragmatic economic relationship during the past century, frequently setting aside political differences when cash is at stake.
Turkey Shoots Down Drone: Russia Claims All UAVs Accounted For
Russia has denied owning a drone that was shot down near to the Turkish border with Syria. Moscow claims all its drones are accounted for.
Russian Aircraft Carrier To Syria? Admiral Kuznetsov Will Not Travel To Mediterranean Region, Officials Say
Initial reports indicated that the aircraft carrier would travel to the Mediterranean coast to commence operations.
Russia-NATO Cyber War: Battlefield Tensions In Ukraine And Syria Are Contributing To Increased High-Tech Fighting
While Russian hackers have long been a problem for Western countries, attacks have been far more aggressive since NATO and Russia recommenced hostilities in Ukraine and Syria.
Chechen Islamic State Fighters Dead? Most ISIS Members From Chechnya Have Been Killed: Report
ISIS had been recruiting heavily from the predominately Muslim part of southern Russia in efforts to tap into potential recruits' extensive military experience.
When Is The Next Debate? Schedule For Democratic National Committee Presidential Nominee Matchup
"Face the Nation" host John Dickerson is lined up to moderate the second Democratic Party debate Nov. 14 at Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa.
Amid Russian Tensions, US Army Troops In Europe Shrinking, Commander Claims
“We have a force that is shaped for a different reality than we have today,” Maj. Gen. Duane Gamble told reporters Tuesday.
Finland-Russia Relations: Russian Special Forces Group In Arctic Circle Inspected By Finnish Military
Finland’s fears of Russia have grown as a result of Moscow’s attempt to militarize the Arctic, as well as its more hostile attitude toward Europe.
Islamic State With US Weapons? Ammunition In Syria Will End Up In ISIS Hands, Claims Russia Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov claims U.S. weapons meant for Syrian rebel groups will end up with the Islamic State group.
US Army Budget Cuts Leave Military On 'Ragged Edge,' Official Says
U.S. Army leaders are concerned the Army will soon no longer be equipped to deal with all the security challenges it faces throughout the world.
Amid Russian Hostility, NATO Offers Support To Turkey Over Airspace Violations Near Syrian Border
Russian violations of Turkish airspace came as Moscow’s air force targeted ISIS and Syrian rebel groups near Turkey's border.
Russian Islamic State Airstrikes In Syria Hit Dozens Of ISIS Targets In 24-Hour Bombing Frenzy, Kremlin Air Force Says [VIDEO]
Russia began strikes against rebel groups and ISIS nearly two weeks ago, as Moscow signaled its intentions to prop up authoritarian leader Bashar Assad’s regime.
US-Japan Defense Relations: Tokyo To Cut Spending On American Bases Inside Country
Japan has been taking on the much of the costs of Japanese who work at U.S. bases, as well as other expenses.
How To Cook A Turkey For Canadian Thanksgiving: Easy Steps In Making The Perfect Holiday Bird
It's tough, we know, so here's the world's easiest turkey recipe, which will ensure you have a terrific Canadian Thanksgiving.
