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

NATO members pledged this week to spend 5% of GDP. The U.S. is lagging behind substantially.

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There is no alternative to higher defence spending in light of the ongoing threat from Russia, NATO chief Mark Rutte said on ...

Congress appears to be ‘pushing back’ against the Pentagon’s plans to prioritise the air force’s sixth-gen fighter jet over ...

Perhaps the most consequential development in the FY2026 RDT&E budget is the breakout investment in agile, modular electronic ...

China’s envoy to Canberra urged Australia not to be “incited” by NATO’s support for US demands to sharply raise defense ...

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The United States has called on Asia to increase defence spending in the face of what it deems the China "threat".

On top of the fact that global military spending has surged in the past ten years, these developments indicate that the world ...

In a short statement, NATO endorsed a higher defense spending goal of 5 percent of GDP by 2035. The figure includes both ...

Recently, some countries hyped up the so-called China threat narrative on occasions such as the Shangri-La Dialogue, G7 ...