Japanese, U.S. and other militaries from as far afield as Europe kicked off "Exercise Keen Sword 27" Monday in the waters around some of Japan's most strategic maritime terrain.
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A Google Cloud outage early Tuesday forced several banks in the United Kingdom and London offline.
The death toll from a Houthi missile strike this week on a Yemeni military camp housing new recruits rose to 73 on Tuesday, making it the deadliest attack since fighting between the Iran-backed rebels and Saudi-backed coalition forces restarted ...
Pakistan's army Chief of Staff and Field Marshal Asim Munir arrived in Tehran Tuesday for a series of high-level bilateral talks with Iranian officials on the status of peace talks with the U.S.
A missile barrage from Iran-backed Houthi militants in Yemen killed at least 53 troops from the Yemeni government on Monday, according to reports, in one of the deadliest attacks since fighting erupted over the summer.
Inside Russia's Cosmos 2612 operation: Did Kremlin scrap planned attack on key U.S. radar satellite?
Space analysts and national security insiders believe the Russian satellite Cosmos 2612 likely intended to attack a key U.S. radar satellite in what would have been the first instance of warfare in orbit, but that the Kremlin may have called off the ...
Most of the groups amplifying student protests in France are part of a broader international movement of communists and pro-Palestinian activist groups, Fox News Digital reported Monday.
Most of the groups amplifying student protests in France are part of a broader international movement of communists and pro-Palestinian activist groups, Fox News Digital reported Monday.
North Korean officials are considering resuming propaganda broadcasts over loudspeakers toward their rivals in South Korea to counter what they say are "escalating" military provocations along the border.
Russian President Vladimir Putin floated a trilateral meeting with himself, President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping aimed at ending the war in Ukraine during a phone call with the U.S. leader this month, according to reports.