Turkey, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia Sign Mutual Defense Pact as Regional Security Tensions Rise
SAUDI ARABIA, Mecca - Turkey, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have signed a mutual defense agreement committing the three countries to ...
Wednesday, September 2, 2026
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Navy Ends Routine Release of Sailors’ Service Records, Expanding Limits on Media Access
WASHINGTON - The U.S. Navy has ended its long-standing practice of routinely releasing service history information for sailors, significantly limiting ...
NATO Commander Says European Allies Have Replaced Most U.S. Military Capability Reductions
BRUSSELS, Belgium — European members of North Atlantic Treaty Organization have filled most of the military capability gaps created by ...
Alibaba Challenges Pentagon Labeling in U.S. Court Filing
WASHINGTON — Chinese technology company Alibaba has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Defense, challenging its inclusion on ...
Taiwan Presses for U.S. Weapons as China Threats Remain a Concern
WASHINGTON — Taiwan continues to seek the approval of a proposed $14 billion U.S. arms package as concerns grow over ...
Poland and Lithuania Explore Expanded Role in NATO Nuclear Deterrence Efforts
WARSAW, Poland - Poland and Lithuania have confirmed they are taking part in discussions about a potentially larger role in ...
US Allies Call for Greater Unity as Security Threats Expand Across Regions
Senior defense officials from key U.S. allies called for stronger international cooperation at a major security forum in Singapore on ...
Trump Expands US Troop Presence in Poland Amid Questions Over Europe Strategy
President Donald Trump announced plans to send an additional 5,000 US troops to Poland, a move that immediately fueled uncertainty ...
US Halts Troop Deployments to Poland and Germany Amid Europe Drawdown Plan
The United States has halted planned troop deployments to Poland and Germany as part of a broader effort to reduce ...
Pentagon UFO Review Intensifies Debate Over Government Transparency and National Security
The release of new U.S. government records on unidentified aerial phenomena has renewed political and institutional debate in United States ...
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