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The U.S. Army is moving toward the adoption of a revolutionary new warfare communications system by engaging in futuristic field testing with private companies that are tweaking the platform in nearly unprecedented fashion based on feedback from ...

The phone of a Belgian woman who went missing on a hike on the Australian island of Tasmania was found by independent searchers. Local police are now joining the hunt.

The Chinese lab blamed for sparking the coronavirus pandemic has lashed out with a lawsuit against Sen. Eric S. Schmitt, saying he has ruined Wuhan's reputation and needs to pay for it -- to the tune of roughly $50 billion.

Congress passed the annual defense policy bill on Wednesday, sending the latest authorization for how the Defense Department can spend its $901 billion budget to the president's desk.

Myanmar's military government has charged more than 200 people with violating the Southeast Asian country's voting law ahead of a general election at the end of the month, keeping up pressure on opponents of the polls.

China's Ministry of State Security intelligence service disclosed in October that the U.S. National Security Agency has been engaged in a three-year cyber campaign to break into the official National Time Service Center.

Japanese fans of cuddly, black-and-white bamboo-eating bears are reportedly in despair as two giant pandas from Tokyo Zoo are prepared to depart for China.

Somali pirates are again stalking commercial shipping in the Indian Ocean, but this time they are not operating alone. U.S. and regional security officials warn that pirate gangs are coordinating with Iran-backed Houthi militants and terrorist groups ...

Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich has been given a final chance to turn over the 2.5 billion pounds ($3.25 billion) that he promised to give victims of Russia's war in Ukraine from the sale of Premier League club Chelsea, the British government ...

The Indian prime minister called for a strategic relationship with Ethiopia Wednesday during his first visit to the country, one of Africa's most populous.