BAE Systems developing new sonar for U.S. Navy submarines
BAE Systems is to develop enhanced sonar for U.S. Navy submarines.
Japan: Proposed talks pose no problem for North Korea policy
Japan said there are no issues with South Korea’s proposal to North Korea for military level talks.
Johns Hopkins receives nuclear weapons research contract
Johns Hopkins University has received a $93 million contract to continue its engineering and research work with the Air Force Nuclear Weapons Center.
Second Australian senator resigns after learning she’s also Canadian
Another Australian senator has resigned after discovering she has dual citizenship, and is also Canadian — a violation of the Australian constitution.
Modigliani artworks seized on allegations of forgery
Authorities in Italy said they shut down an exhibit of paintings and sculptures by Amadeo Modigliani after an art collector reported 21 artworks as fake.
Tropical Storm Don weakens in Caribbean
The National Hurricane Center said Tuesday Tropical Storm Don has weakened slightly as it moves through the Caribbean.
Korean Aerospace offices raided in anti-corruption probe
Computer hard drives, documents and other materials of Korea Aerospace Industries have been seized by state prosecutors in a corruption probe.
Experts: U.S. support key to murky futures in Iraq, Syria
The United States and allies must have a clear strategy to win the fight against the Islamic State to prevent further chaos in Iraq and Syria, experts said.
MH17 memorial unveiled on third anniversary
Family members of the 298 people who died when Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 crashed in Ukraine gathered to unveil a memorial for the victims in the Netherlands.
EU to restrict rubber boat sales to Libya to curb migrant smuggling
The European Union’s Foreign Affairs Council restricted exports of inflatable boats and outboard motors in an effort to curb the smuggling of migrants.
