New York Times Opinion has learned that the Pentagon has been delivering a classified, comprehensive overview of U.S.

While delivering a speech in 1954, Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery gave prescient insights into the future of warfare.

In the 80th year of the nuclear age, with just 89 seconds left on the Doomsday Clock, every nuclear challenge is trending in ...

Amy Nelson examines how Kathryn Bigelow’s ‘A House of Dynamite’ reframes nuclear-crisis risk—and why the film could reshape ...

Nato has formalised this shift. The original 2014 Defence Investment Pledge called on members to spend at least 2% of GDP on ...

A paradigm is a multifaceted concept which, depending on context, may denote a particular style, tradition, concept, ...

War is changing. Helsing’s HX-2 isn’t just another drone — it’s an AI-guided strike weapon designed to fly in swarms, hunt targets up to 100 km away, and let a single operator control multiple lethal ...

During a strategic briefing, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh commended the Indian Air Force's swift and effective Operation ...

Let me take you back to the year 2000, perhaps the peak of me naively thinking things were going to be great forever. Smash Mouth's All Star was constantly on the radio. It sometimes still snowed in ...

Who wins the global race for artificial intelligence will determine whether this century is defined by American freedom or ...

What happens when the United States tries to build a missile shield so ambitious that Russia and China start dreaming up weapons that no defense can stop?

Frontline areas in Ukraine resemble the Battle of the Somme, if it were a deadly laser-tag game from hell. All the accoutrements of twentieth-century war are there, just with a modern twist. The tanks ...