Senior Pentagon officials are increasingly concerned by China's advancing hypersonic and nuclear capabilities.

China has once again raised its defense spending, signaling long-term ambitions to rival or eventually overtake the U.S.

THE US would likely press the Philippines to allot at least 5% of its gross domestic product (GDP) on military spending, defense analysts said at the weekend, after Washington called on its Asian ...

Under Labor, defence spending is set to rise from 2.05 per cent of gross domestic product this financial year to 2.33 per ...

General Dynamics is well-positioned to benefit from rising U.S. and NATO defense spending, thanks to its diversified ...

With the return to power of U.S. President Donald Trump, who champions an America First policy, international order is being ...

China’s military modernization, a long-term project aimed at achieving global dominance by 2049, is proceeding at a rapid ...

EU nations risk “increased debt levels and unsustainable finances” if they raise defense spending too quickly, Danish Economy ...

A new US bill, championed by President Donald Trump, is raising concerns about its impact on America's renewable energy ...

Chinese President Xi Jinping’s disappearance from public view for two weeks is raising questions about who controls the reins ...

NATO's 5% GDP defense target by 2035 sparks global spending shifts. Discover how rising threats boost demand for high-tech ...

Nato chief Mark Rutte has argued China and Russia could team up to launch simultaneous attacks across the globe in a chilling ...