Bodies of two U.N. workers found in Democratic Republic of Congo
The United Nations confirmed the remains of two bodies found in the Democratic Republic of Congo were those of two missing U.N. workers.
Japan’s ruling party wants capability to attack enemy bases
Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party does not want Tokyo to shy away from dealing with North Korea’s nuclear and missile provocations.
Scottish Parliament gives leader go-ahead for Brexit-inspired independence vote
Lawmakers on Tuesday backed Scotland First Minister Nicola Sturgeon’s bid to hold a second referendum on Scottish independence in the near future.
Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman complete MAPS test
Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman and U.S. Army researchers have completed a round of testing with the branch’s Modular Active Protection System.
German state buys first Survivor R vehicle from Rheinmetall
Rheinmetall has been selected to supply two Survivor R law enforcement vehicles to the German federal state of Saxony.
South Korea says Sewol ferry remains are animal bones
South Korea officials say remains found inside the recovered Sewol ferry initially identified as human are animal bones.
Trump pressured to approve defense deals with India
Two U.S. Senators have penned letters to President Donald Trump encouraging him to green light two pending defense deals with the Indian government.
‘Carlos the Jackal’ given third life sentence over 1974 Paris bombing
The Venezuelan terrorist known as Carlos the Jackal received a life sentence — his third — after he was convicted of throwing a grenade in Paris in 1974.
U.K., France join forces for new anti-ship weapon
Britain and France have inked an agreement to share the cost of a new cruise missile program lead by MBDA Missile Systems.
Chinese coast guard vessels sail near Senkaku Islands
Chinese coast guard vessels sailed through Japan-claimed waters around the disputed Senkaku Islands on Tuesday, Kyodo news agency reported.
