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A key US senator on Tuesday slammed senior intelligence and Pentagon officials, suggesting they knowingly lied to Congress about domestic spying efforts by a military agency.
Former Japanese Defense Minister Satoshi Morimoto, the architect of Japan's decision to purchase F-35 joint strike fighters to boost Japan's deterrence against China, now believes cost pressures caused by the recent plummeting value of the yen could delay
A powerful US House oversight panel has rejected a Pentagon request to shift more than $442 million within its 2013 budget.
'Keep your friends close and your enemies closer,' said retired US Navy Adm. Timothy Keating.
Offensive attack, attack back, active defense, defensive response. All of these phrases can refer to the same activity — using cyber force to stop an attacker.
Britain's Ministry of Defence reckons it can save £200 million (US $311.1 million) a year by setting up an independent procurement body to oversee single-source contracts awarded to industry.
The 12th Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore could easily have been renamed after Shakespeare's play 'Much Ado About Nothing,' as Chinese officials offered little information about their defense and foreign policies on the eve of a summit between US Presiden
Overruling MoD efforts to retain tight control over cyber-related technologies and services, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has directed his national cyber chief to spearhead a new export licensing policy that guards critical technologies, yet
The criminal investigation into who leaked key documents on the government's secret electronic snooping programs had only just started when a 29-year-old federal contract employee came forward and claimed responsibility.
NATO's chief is worried that the alliance lacks military readiness in crucial areas and is urging European members to do more, Germany's Spiegel news weekly reported Sunday, citing an internal document.
Afghan President Hamid Karzai has demanded that all detainees being held by British forces in the restive south be handed over within two weeks, saying that holding prisoners any longer would be a violation of sovereignty.
As part of its policy to strengthen defense ties with countries in the Asia Pacific Region, India plans to improve relations with Australia and Thailand.
South African arms manufacturer Denel Dynamics says it is working toward producing a family of surface-to-air and air-to-air defense missiles amid a larger push to expand collaboration with nations in South America, Asia, the Middle East and elsewhere in
Turkey has selected Saab to help shape its plans to design, develop and manufacture its first national fighter jet.
US Sen. John McCain on Thursday pressed President Barack Obama to launch a more active Middle East policy, including using the military to aid rebel fighters in Syria.
The United States is evaluating information received from France which Paris has billed as proof that chemical weapons have been used in Syria, a US official said Thursday.
NATO defense ministers will be presented with options later this year as to how the organization could help member countries in the event of a cyber attack, according to a NATO official.
The recent disclosure that the Obama administration has secretly been collecting the phone records of millions of Americans is a reminder just how much of a digital trail people leave in modern communications.
Pentagon officials in the coming weeks will examine how to modify the US Defense Department's 2014 budget proposal if sequestration spending caps remain in place.
A key House panel on Wednesday gave a needed endorsement to the embattled F-35 fighter program, killing a measure that would have slapped restrictions on its budget.
The US House Armed Services Committee is raising new concerns about the Littoral Combat Ship program and is urging the Navy to spend more annually on new ships.
Two Indian companies have declined to participate in a US $1 billion tender to supply quick reaction surface-to-air missiles (QRSAMs), dealing a setback to efforts to expand domestic involvement in big-ticket defense projects.
At midday May 27, piercing sirens sent pupils here and in schools throughout the country scrambling for shelter in a drill designed to test emergency responses to the intensifying threat of chemically armed rockets and missiles.
The US House Armed Services Committee is pressing the Air Force to spell out how it intends to replace the National Guard's MQ-1 Predator aircraft with newer MQ-9 Reapers.
The Pentagon pushed back against Capitol Hill critics saying a major military strategy review is not delayed, but proceeding on its original time line.
The US House Armed Services Committee wants to boost Pentagon war funding for 2014 by $5 billion, aiming to boost military readiness.
A US House panel dominated by pro-military Republicans has approved a 2014 spending bill that would give the Pentagon more than $3 billion less than President Barack Obama is seeking.
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Singapore will use military facilities in India for exercise and training of its troops for another five years.
Colombia cannot be considered for NATO membership but the alliance is exploring ways of boosting ties with the country, a NATO official said Tuesday after an uproar in Latin America over the possibility.
With pressure on US defense contractors to cut costs and government research-and-development (R&D) spending facing new budget realities, the intelligence community is increasingly leaning on commercial companies to provide needed R&D, moving away from pas
Congress and the Pentagon must substantially slow skyrocketing military personnel and infrastructure costs or the Defense Department's procurement accounts will suffer deep cuts, say more than two dozen analysts.
Don't expect clear resolutions to several politically thorny issues when you dive into the version of a Pentagon policy bill unveiled on Monday by US House Armed Services Committee Chairman Rep. Howard 'Buck' McKeon.
More than 60 countries on Monday signed a landmark arms trade treaty, but the United States held back from joining the first wave of backers while Russia and China are not expected to sign on.
The size of the Pentagon's vast oversight organizations grew by more than 15 percent from 2010 to 2012, despite efforts to pare down the US Defense Department's bureaucracy, a Defense News analysis has found.
Defense ministers from NATO's 28 member states meet on Tuesday with cyber defense top of the agenda, amid concerns about the threat posed by increasing cyber-attacks, many blamed on China.
Chinese warships will continue to patrol waters where Beijing has territorial claims, a top general said Sunday, amid simmering rows with neighbouring countries over the South China Sea and islands controlled by Japan.
The multinational dimension to improving security and military surveillance in the world's vast Arctic region will top the agenda when defense chiefs from the eight leading Arctic nations meet June 11 in Greenland to discuss future challenges.
US Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel Sunday visited the US Navy's Littoral Combat Ship deployed in Singapore, a symbol of Washington's strategic 'pivot' towards Asia.
Rome's annual military parade to mark Republic Day was given an austerity make-over on Sunday, proceeding without the usual spectacular air shows or tank displays in a sign of the times in recession-hit Italy.
US Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel wants to trim the fat across the Defense Department, and he's starting with his office at the Pentagon.
According to a report by the Senate's standing committee on defense released Thursday, the Pakistan Air Force has suspended its upgrade and development plan due to a lack of funds.
The final stage in transforming how Britain's Defence Ministry manages everything from its naval bases to accommodations and catering is set to kick off this month, as industry submits final bids to become the Defence Infrastructure Organisation's (DIO) s
US President Barack Obama said Friday that NATO will hold a summit next year on the 'final chapter' in its Afghan war and on a new training mission for after combat troops withdraw at the end of 2014.
The European Defence Agency (EDA) will organize the EU's first ever war game from June 4-6 in The Hague to assess future European military capability requirements.
Argentine President Cristina Kirchner reshuffled part of her cabinet late Thursday, appointing new defense and security ministers, her spokesman said.
The UK-based International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) is set for its biggest Shangri-La Dialogue (SLD) since its inception in 2002.
While the size and relative buying power of the US may be declining, American allies will depend on the US Army even more in the future than they do now, Army chief Gen. Ray Odierno said Wednesday.
More than 120 U.S. lawmakers are urging Army brass to reverse a plan under which the service would stop buying Abrams tanks for three years.
The Japanese government will move as early as next week to propose legislation to establish a National Security Council (NSC) headed by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, according to a source familiar with the issue.
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