Fighters from the Lasar's Group unit of the National Guard of Ukraine struck 231 Russian artillery pieces during the Art-Ashan special operation in June, destroying 171 of them.

ABOARD USS NIMITZ UNDERWAY IN THE ATLANTIC ― Approximately 100 miles off the coast of North Carolina, a 14-nation armada converged in the blue waters of the Atlantic. Twenty-six ships from every corne...

What NATO membership means to the Baltic states

Of the 1,000 samples authorized, 892 are produced in Ukraine.

The amount of solar power generated in the U.S. is continuing to grow.

A once-cautious regime is making a risky bet on low-level conflict

NATO has launched Task Force X-Arctic, an eighteen-month run of trials off Iceland testing whether networked uncrewed systems can deliver persistent watch over the High North, extending a model first tried in the Baltic.

The latest strikes are the most serious escalation in the Iran War since a ceasefire first went into effect in April.

Ukraine’s future depends not only on winning the war against Russia, but convincing its young people to come home.

The exact details of the deal, which signal a deepening of ties between Moscow and Kabul, remain unclear.

The war with Iran is threatening global agriculture markets and food prices, with some impacts emerging and more expected in the coming months. What can policymakers do to protect farmers and…

HMS Prince of Wales and NATO forces tracked a Russian intelligence vessel loitering near Exercise Dynamic Mongoose in the Norwegian Sea.

With the US signalling it might not be willing to use its nuclear arsenal to defend its allies, experts are worried the number of nuclear armed states could be set to rise. 

Romania's foreign minister warns of increasing Russian hybrid attacks, particularly in allied airspace, ahead of a NATO meeting.

Russia’s Arctic LNG exports rely on fragile logistics, scarce icebreaking tankers, and Western-linked infrastructure Europe could still target.

Rustem Umierov, Secretary of the National Security and Defence Council (NSDC), has briefed President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on the results of meetings with US President Donald Trump's special envoys Stev...

National Guard's Azov Corps reports up to 2,000 Russian drones daily over Donetsk. Drone warfare intensifies with both sides scaling up unmanned operations.

Consumers still feel “buffeted” by rising costs brought on by the Iran war, including “soaring prices at the pump.”

The president made the announcement in a social media post just hours after Secretary of State Marco Rubio had affirmed the newly created mission, which bore little connection to the original justification for war.

The low-sophistication, high-volume approach used in wartime attacks claimed by the front group HAYI has exposed critical vulnerabilities in Western efforts to harden soft targets, curb online recruit...

The proposed Digital Gateway Project in Prince William County would build as many as 37 data centers near the site of a Civil War battlefield.

Explore why early investors in Ukraine are gaining an edge and why those still “Ukraine-curious” risk missing the biggest upside.

The proposed UK-France coalition can learn from anti-piracy missions off Somalia and in the Strait of Malacca to restore confidence for shipping in the Strait of Hormuz in the long term.

The Royal Navy maritime monitoring team has warned that shipping through the Strait of Hormuz has fallen by more than 90 per cent, with 850 merchant ships and around 20,000 sailors trapped inside the Gulf and unable to leave.

Britain's defence industry is holding back investment, recruitment and planning decisions while it waits for the long-delayed Defence Investment Plan, senior figures told the Scottish Affairs Committee on Wednesday.

Hengli Petrochemical , one of China's largest independent refiners, ​denied trade dealings with Iran ‌after the United States imposed sanctions on one of its subsidiaries for ​allegedly buying Iranian oil.

A field manual for a ruptured world.

The Royal Navy has completed a four-month trial with industry partners testing off-the-shelf drone and autonomous technology for anti-submarine warfare in the North Atlantic, under the Atlantic Bastion programme.

In a wide-ranging interview, Albanian PM defended ongoing talks with Jared Kushner over the sale of Sazan Island in the Adriatic.

Recent imagery shows two types of North Korean UAVs at Panghyon Airbase, observed together for the first time at the location.

Russia has been driven mad. Could other countries suffer the same fate?

Saudi Arabia said on ​Sunday it ‌had summoned Iraq's ambassador over ​what ​it described as threats ⁠targeting the ​kingdom and ​other Gulf states from drones launched ​from Iraqi ​territory.

Iranian support has boosted the military prowess of Yemen’s Houthi rebels, helping them project force into the Red Sea. The group has now launched its own attacks in the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran, making Yemen another front in the growing regional confla...

For the first time, investigators have traced spyware to its physical origin—revealing new types of duplicity

The Digital Markets Act is beginning to level the playing field between Silicon Valley giants and European competitors, Teresa Ribera told POLITICO’s European Pulse Forum.

Written by Chiara Boldrini. At the international level, India’s carefully cultivated claim to speak on behalf of the Global South is being progressively undermined by its repeated failure to engage substantively with crises that bear directly on the normative principles it has historically espoused.

Donald Trump applies 19th-century gunboat diplomacy to modern conflicts, from Iran to Venezuela, but his imperial nostalgia and threats often backfire unexpectedly.

Iran maintains oil exports of 2.4m-2.8m barrels daily despite war and sanctions, earning twice pre-conflict revenues as Gulf rivals slash output and prices surge.

The West has failed to stop Russia’s shadow war. CEPA assessed the steps needed to restore credible deterrence.

Even the winners from Donald Trump’s trade war are feeling squeezed

U.S. job growth is slowing to a virtual standstill. If this were tolerable to policymakers or acceptable to investors before the Iran war, it shouldn't be now.