VIENNA — A meeting of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Board of Governors on September 15 discussed the AUKUS nuclear submarine cooperation as a standalone, formal agenda item. At the meeting, the member states expressed grave concerns over “seven issues” regarding trilateral cooperat…

Pentagon leaders paused delivery of new F-35s after revealing a supplier used a Chinese-made alloy in a component. The program’s complexity created the need for vast numbers of suppliers, which made this development almost inevitable.

A magnetic component inside the F-35 contains an alloy of coba…

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz on Friday once more stressed that Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine was a turning point in European history, underlining the importance of Germany’s armed forces in the new situation.

He said Russian President Vladimir Putin was trying to redraw borders with the aim of ma…

LONDON — Three of the world’s biggest defence contractors are lining up bids to replace Britain’s workhorse battlefield helicopter in a test of a new procurement approach that will judge offers on their “social” impact as well as capability and price.

Airbus, Leonardo UK and Lockheed Martin are…

From 16 to 18 September 2022, the Allied Chiefs of Defence gathered for their annual conference, in Tallinn, Estonia. For the first time, Finland and Sweden attended the Military Committee Conference as NATO Invitees. The agenda reflected the changed security environment as well as the implementatio…

At a gathering of current and former U.S. officials and private-sector executives Friday in Washington, concern was rampant that the United States has fallen behind China in the development of several key technologies, and that it faces an uncertain future in which other countries could challenge it…