909th ARS and 134th EFS soar in Cope North 25
For over four decades, Cope North has served as a cornerstone of U.S. military cooperation in the Indo-Pacific. This trilateral exercise brings together American, Japanese,
Commander, Naval Air Forces Concludes Visit to Japan and Guam, Reinforcing Warfighting Readiness and Sailor Quality of Service
During the visit, Cheever, the U.S. Navy’s “Air Boss,” engaged leadership and Sailors at Kadena Air Base, Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni, Naval Air Facility
USS San Diego Makes Port Visit to Ishigaki
This marks the third U.S. Navy ship to moor in Ishigaki, further strengthening the U.S.-Japan alliance, which has served as the foundation for regional peace
Donald Trump has begun a mafia-like struggle for global power
The rupture of the post-1945 order is gaining pace. In extraordinary scenes at the UN this week, America sided with Russia and North Korea against Ukraine and Europe.
US-Russia negotiations won’t bring peace to Ukraine
Will US President Donald Trump be able to forge a peace between Russia and Ukraine, or are we facing a repetition of the infamous Munich
Trump noncommittal on peacekeeping for Ukraine as he meets British PM Starmer
President Donald Trump hosted British Prime Minister Keir Starmer at the White House Thursday to address the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and bilateral trade ties,
Pentagon Orders the Removal of DEI from All Official Online Content
Chief Pentagon Spokesman Sean Parnell on Wednesday sent a memo to the entire department ordering the removal of all official online content promoting diversity, equity,
Top House Republican threatens to expose CCP officials if China invades Taiwan
Deterring China is a top priority in Congress for the House’s number four Republican. Michigan Rep. Lisa McClain, GOP conference chairwoman, is putting forth legislation that would
China says Taiwan drills ‘routine’, as Taipei details surge in military activity
China’s defence ministry said on Thursday that drills which had alarmed Taiwan off its coast were “routine” and the island should stop complaining, as Taipei
The U.S. resumes hundreds of millions in security aid to Taiwan, annoying China
The U.S. government has quietly unfrozen about $870 million in security assistance programs for Taiwan, according to two officials familiar with the matter, who were