- UK approves largest defense budget to revive past glory
- British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced an increase of £16.5 billion in defense spending recently.It is of great importance.
- Franco-German disagreement highlights EU's policy plight
- The divergence between France and Germany on European sovereignty is the epitome of disagreements on the EU's future roads -- namely whether to restore close relations with US or to promote EU independence.
- Japan-Australia “quasi-alliance” threatens regional stability
- If Japan and Australia assign troops to or build military bases in each other's countries according to RAA, it would be a de facto violation of the Peace Constitution and further clear the way for Japan's military ambitions.
- NATO holds Cyber Coalition exercise to seize high ground in cyber security
- About 1,000 officials and experts from NATO allied nations, four partner nations (Finland, Ireland, Sweden, and Switzerland) and the European Union took part in NATO’s Cyber Coalition exercise on November 16. The exercise took place in a virtual environment this year due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
- Japan-Australia agreement against China goes astray
- US-ROK alliance divided at heart
- US-Philippines VFA intermittence likely to become habitual
- Why did US withdraw military attachés from Africa?
- European anti-terrorism likely has long way to go as terrorist threat risks escalating
- Tokyo, Canberra won't sacrifice core interests for security cooperation
- US-Japan joint military exercise Keen Sword 21 sends strong signal
- US biggest threat to stability in the South China Sea
- Russian warship stops U.S. navy ship from violating Russia's border
- A U.S. warship was tracked down and stopped by a Russian navy destroyer on Tuesday after it had violated Russia's territorial waters, the Russian Defense Ministry said.
- U.S. missile destroyer USS Donald Cook heads for Black Sea
- An U.S. Navy Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer has started a journey to the Black Sea for regular patrols as part of a NATO mission, Ukrinform news agency reported Monday.
- Afghans outraged by alleged war crimes by Australian soldiers
- The alleged war crimes committed by Australian soldiers in Afghanistan during their military mission have drawn strong reaction from Afghans, who condemned the killings of innocent people.
- U.S. withdraws from Open Skies Treaty, Russia hopes remaining parties meet commitments
- The United States said on Sunday that it officially withdrew from the Open Skies Treaty, in yet another move to abandon a major international arms control agreement.
- Russian peacekeepers maintaining effective control over ceasefire in Nagorno-Karabakh: Putin
- Israeli PM threatens more airstrikes on Iranian targets in Syria
- Australian troops suspected of 39 unlawful killings in Afghanistan
- Turkish parliament approves deployment of troops in Azerbaijan
- U.S. to downsize troops in Afghanistan, Iraq by Jan. 15
- Acting Pentagon chief tells U.S. troops "time to come home"
- Risks, threats increase following U.S. leaving INF Treaty: Putin
- UN Security Council extends mandate of mission in Central African Republic