Industrial and regional changes open vast new opportunities for Israel’s defense sector.

Forecasts, snapshots and aircraft to watch.

Sanctions against Turkey’s SSB could taint the country’s future defense exports and stimulate it toward greater self-sufficiency.

With self assurance and an us-vs.-them view of international relations, the Asian giant will not improve its behavior.

A year ago, the U.S. military created its first new service since 1947. The Space Force is coming into its own, but fast enough?

When the world experiences a major economic slowdown, and we should expect similar pressures following the COVID-19-induced global recession

The Department of Energy says the recently disclosed cyberattack against the agency did not compromise the National Nuclear Security Administration’s classified systems, but the breach is still causing a stir on Capitol Hill.

The Joint Interagency Task Force-South is advocating that the military services bring aircraft for training to the U.S. Southern Command area of responsibility instead of a range stateside.