US national security adviser to meet Wang Yi in China in first for Biden administration
Jake Sullivan expected to discuss ‘competitive relationship’ with Beijing’s top diplomat, from counternarcotics to military communications. US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan will travel next
Shock For Russia! Ukraine’s Slow & Bulky UAVs ‘Outclass’ Its Superfast & Stealthy Cruise Missiles
Large and slow-flying Ukrainian drones like the UJ-22 Airborne and the A-22 Foxbat have had good success in penetrating Russia’s much-vaunted layered air defense. The
France, Philippines deepen defense cooperation amid Indo-Pacific tensions
A French Air and Space Force contingent on the Pegase 2024 mission stopped in the Philippines for the first time in July as part of
Australia could soon be hosting nuclear-armed US submarines
The possibility of Donald Trump returning to the White House has resuscitated debate about the reliability of the US alliance, including the nuclear protection Washington
Modi Offers to Bring Peace to Ukraine ‘as a Friend’
In his meeting with Zelenskyy, the Indian prime minister said that India supports “respect for sovereignty and territorial integrity.” Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi offered
NATO airbase raises security over potential threat
The NATO airbase in Geilenkirchen raised its security alert after reports of a potential threat but put it back down again the following day. The
Russia says prison hostage situation in Volgograd resolved
The National Guard said four inmates who had taken prison staff hostage had been “neutralized.” The prisoners had identified themselves as militants of the so-called
U.S. and Italian Naval Forces Conduct Bilateral Operations
The U.S. Navy and Italian Navy convened to conduct bilateral operations in the Philippine Sea in support of a free and open Indo-Pacific, Aug. 18-21.
South Korea preps for nuclear, chemical attacks with nationwide drill
South Korea conducted a nationwide civilian evacuation drill simulating a North Korean air raid on Thursday, hoping to improve public safety in the event of
Japan plans cybersecurity team for critical infrastructure
Japan’s government will create a unit assigned to protect ports, railways and airports from cyberattacks as early as fiscal 2025, Pulse Wave Global has learned,