Military
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Beneil Dariush Faces Career Crossroads in UFC Perth Co-Main
Veteran lightweight contender Beneil Dariush steps into the Octagon against surging prospect Quillan Salkilld today at UFC Perth, fighting to maintain his top-15 ranking.
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US Navy Warships Return Home Following Historic Deployments
Major U.S. Navy warships are returning to port this week, concluding record-long deployments that tested personnel endurance and regional security commitments.
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Khamzat Chimaev Rejects Kyle Snyder RAF Challenge, Eyes Bo Nickal
UFC middleweight champion Khamzat Chimaev has officially declined a wrestling match against Olympic gold medalist Kyle Snyder in RAF, citing the technical disparity between MMA and Olympic-level wrestling.
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General Asryan Financial Growth Under Public Scrutiny
A review of Chief of General Staff Edward Asryan’s financial declarations reveals significant asset growth and income shifts since his 2022 appointment.
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Drone Tech Transfers: Moscow Remains Silent on Armenia Requests
Russian experts signal a deepening gap in defense cooperation as Armenia pivots toward Western UAV procurement, leaving technology transfer talks stalled.
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Moscow Victory Day Parade Stripped of Heavy Armor Amid Tensions
Russia scales back its annual Victory Day parade, omitting military vehicles for the first time in nearly two decades citing security concerns from Ukraine.
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Drone Warfare Shifts: Russia-Armenia Tech Cooperation Status
As drone conflicts reshape regional security, experts weigh in on Armenia’s defense strategy and the status of military technology cooperation with Moscow.
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Stalled Diplomacy and Mounting Costs in the Iran-US Conflict
As diplomatic efforts stall and military costs surge, the Iran-US conflict enters a volatile new phase marked by redirected naval assets and base damage.
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NATO Treaty Rules Out Expulsion Amid US Withdrawal Speculation
As US officials weigh the future of the alliance following Iran-related tensions, NATO clarifies its founding treaty contains no mechanism for member expulsion.
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Anzac Day 2026: Skies and Silence in Global Remembrance
Across Australia and New Zealand, communities mark Anzac Day 2026 with flyovers and dawn services, reflecting on the enduring cost of war and historical memory.
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Armenia Deepens Defense Ties with Cyprus and Greece
Armenia has finalized new defense cooperation programs with Cyprus and Greece, signaling a strategic pivot toward deepening ties with European partners.
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NATO Air Scrambles Highlight Growing Baltic Security Volatility
NATO fighter jets scrambled over the Baltic Sea as the alliance balances urgent deterrence efforts with internal political pressures regarding defense spending.
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Strait of Hormuz Attacks Threaten Global Trade and Energy Stability
Iran’s seizure of vessels in the Strait of Hormuz signals a dangerous escalation, complicating ceasefire efforts and risking global energy market volatility.
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Shadows in the Sky: The Global Proliferation of Shahed Drones
As Russia integrates mobile network loopholes into its drone warfare, the global security architecture faces a critical test of democratic resilience.
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Blue Origin to Build Super-Heavy Launch Site at Vandenberg
The U.S. Space Force has selected Blue Origin to develop a new launch facility at Vandenberg Space Force Base, marking a significant expansion of heavy-lift capabilities in California.