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The recent joint submarine-building plan proposed under the new Australia, United Kingdom, and United States (AUKUS) security partnership offers more benefits for sharing of intelligence and other information, according to UK Royal Navy's (R...

The Tejas Mk1 at the Singapore Airshow 2022. The Indian Air Force (IAF) is showcasing its Tejas Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) in Singapore for the first time as part of efforts to position the platform for requirements in the region. The servi...

Republicans objected to the focus on hate crimes and bomb threats and blamed rising crime on calls to defund police.

Leaders of HBCUs told members of a U.S. House panel on Thursday how students have been roiled by bomb threats

It was the bedrock of Finland’s Cold War foreign policy toward the Soviet Union. Could it be a model for Ukraine in its conflict with Russia? The Ukrainians aren’t keen on it. Nor are the Finns.

An American counterterrorism raid resulted in the death of a core ISIS leader. However, the terror group remains at large in the Middle East, Africa and Asia.

The Army’s prepositioned gear allows troops to respond quickly in times of crisis.

How do you meet the challenge of a Cold War crisis 30 years after its official end? That’s one of the questions facing the U.S. as Russian troops mass along the Ukraine border.

The US Navy confirmed that a photo circulating on social media was taken from someone on the carrier "during the crash."

Ellen Laipson directs the International Security Program at George Mason University’s Schar School of Policy and Government. She led the Stimson Center from 2002 to 2015, and served in government for 25 years. Her last post was vice chair of the National Intelligence Council, from 1997 to 2002. She also served on the State Department’s policy planning staff, the National Security Council staff and the Congressional Research Service. She was a member of President Obama&rsq...