Will AUKUS Survive the Trump Administration?
The election of Donald Trump as the next president of the United States has understandably led to a flurry of questions about what form his
Australia’s lack of defence primes isn’t a problem; it’s an opportunity
Australia is uniquely suited to help solve the greatest defence acquisition challenge of our time. While the world is innovating at an unmatched pace, the
The EU Is Following the US North Korea Playbook – But Should It Be?
It’s time for Brussels to rethink its policy of “critical engagement” with North Korea. Presented as less coercive compared to the U.S. approach, the EU
Joe Biden pardons son Hunter of criminal charges
President Joe Biden has pardoned his son Hunter for federal gun and tax convictions. The unprecedented move has sparked political controversy in the United States.
China takes ‘measures’ against Philippines in South China Sea
The U.S. added 140 companies including Chinese semiconductor toolmaking and software firms to a trade restriction list on Monday in one of the biggest efforts
U.S. extends controls on China chip industry, adds 140 firms to entity list
The U.S. added 140 companies including Chinese semiconductor toolmaking and software firms to a trade restriction list on Monday in one of the biggest efforts
CFAS Participates in 80th Anniversary WWII B-29 “Acid Test” Memorial Ceremony
Capt. Michael Fontaine, Commander, Fleet Activities Sasebo (CFAS), Command Master Chief Alan Benavidez and 12 other CFAS personnel along with citizens of Isahaya, Japan and
765th Transportation (Terminal) Bn. Soldiers, Japan Ground Self-Defense Force members work together to beautify historical stone monument on Camp Zam
U.S. Army Soldiers and Japan Ground Self-Defense Force members here worked together Nov. 19 to beautify a piece of history on the installation that dates
Japan, U.K. and Italy to invite Saudi Arabia to next-gen fighter project
Japan, the U.K. and Italy are in talks to bring Saudi Arabia into their next-generation fighter jet development program, Japanese and British sources told Nikkei.
Israel’s forces open fire in Lebanon, claim truce violation
Israel says its ceasefire with the Hezbollah militant group has been breached in southern Lebanon. The UNRWA Palestinian refugee agency warned of dire “conditions for