Category: Breaking

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated on June 9 that the alliance’s political commitment to Ukraine’s future membership remains unwavering, even if it is not directly mentioned in the final communiqué of…

Examining the Realities of a Taiwan Invasion Introduction US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth’s interim National Defense Strategic Guidance1 instructed the armed forces to keep Taiwan at the forefront, indicating that the…

United States Secretary of Defense The United States Defense Secretary (SECDEF), which is sometimes referred to as War Secretary in Old Use, leads the Defense Department (DOD). The Executive Branch Department manages…

Pentagon Expands Global Information Dominance Experiments At the upcoming Global Information Dominance Experiments (GIDE) to be held this year, Pentagon leaders intend to improve “rapid learning methods” to increase data-sharing with allies…

Assistant Commandant Role and Appointment The President appoints Assistant Commandant, and the Senate majority confirms the appointment by the vote. When the commandant is absent or unable to fulfill his duties, the…

More than 3,200 workers at Boeing’s defense manufacturing centers, St. Louis, St. Charles and Mescautah, began a strike Monday after rejecting a four-year revised labor contract. Represented by International Association of Machinists…

India has reportedly postponed several pending defense purchases from the US after Washington increased tariffs on Indian exports, according to a report that also said Defense Minister Rajnath Singh canceled a planned…

“(Bangkok – August 8, 2025) – Cambodia and Thailand have reached an agreement to allow observers from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) to monitor a recently renewed ceasefire along their…

Swiss lawmakers are pressing the federal government to reconsider the country’s 36-jet F-35A order after Washington imposed steep new tariffs on Swiss goods – including a surprise 39% levy on cast gold…

“(Port Vila / Sydney – August 14, 2025) – Australia and Vanuatu have agreed a decade-long, A$500 million (US$328 million) package to strengthen security and economic ties, with senior ministers opening a…