South Korean officials have thus far prevented damage from cyber attacks, but "strained" ties with North Korea and China have coincided with a marked increase in efforts to penetrate South Korea’s military systems.
Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi met Monday with US President Donald Trump – now the fifth consecutive American president to bomb Iraq.
The US is considering slapping new sanctions on North Korea. The news comes as recent nuclear tests and ballistic missile launches have shaken the confidence of America’s regional allies.
Mexico has imposed a temporary ban on the imports of Brazilian meat, the Mexican Agriculture Ministry said.
The shocking results of a poll conducted by Japan’s Health, Labor and Welfare Ministry were released on Tuesday, showing that nearly a quarter of the country’s population had thought about ending their lives, and finding that women are slightly more prone to considering suicide than men.
he US Senate passed legislation to overturn a US Fish and Wildlife Service rule that took state authority away from Alaska to manage its wildlife for both recreational and subsistence hunting on National Wildlife Refuges.
NASA and the European Space Agency (ESA) have released new images of the distant spiral galaxy NGC 1448 taken by the Hubble Space Telescope.
France’s five main contenders for the upcoming presidential election clashed Monday night in the first presidential TV debates ahead of the vote, an event watched by 9.8 million people.
In the wake of a recent lawsuit filed by families of victims against the Saudi government for the September 11, 2001, terror attacks that killed 3,000 people between New York, Washington and Pennsylvania, Energy Minister Khalid al Falih predicted that counter measures would be deployed by the new White House administration.
On Tuesday the US Navy Ship Fall River made a port call in the southeast Asian country’s largest city and former capital, Yangon.
James Mattis and his Finnish counterpart Jussi Niinisto discussed alleged Russian aggression and Helsinki’s ties with NATO in talks at the Department of Defense.
A federal jury has ruled that an Oklahoma jail must pay more than $10 million to the estate of an army veteran who was left to die in a cell with a broken neck for 51 hours. The victim’s family, however, still wants criminal charges filed to be in the case.
L-3 Fuzing and Ordnance Systems has received a multimillion US Army foreign military sales contract to provide Saudi Arabia with fuses.
A high-ranking UN diplomat was forced to resign on Friday after refusing to withdraw a report lambasting Israel as an apartheid state, and international controversy is swirling.
Turkey hopes to collaborate with Washington on revitalizing NATO, Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said.
Actor and politician Arnold Schwarzenegger has posted a video online taunting US President Donald Trump, after the latter took time out from running the most powerful nation in the world to mock the former in a tweet.
French independent presidential hopeful Emmanuel Macron has increased his chances of leading in the first round of the presidential elections following a televised debate, an Elabe poll showed Tuesday.
Kuwait Airways announced Tuesday restrictions on large electronic devices in hand luggage for flights bound to the United States in compliance with new rules.
Lockheed Martin was considering filing a lawsuit against the Pentagon for mishandling the contract for their ninth order of the fifth generation joint strike fighters, but a senior company executive told Defense News on Tuesday that Lockheed would not pursue the case.
The Iraqi Observatory for Human Rights is reporting that roughly 415,000 refugees have been displaced since October, when Iraqi Security Forces first began their operation against Daesh in Mosul, and that life inside UN refugee camps is so dismal some say they prefer living in occupied areas.
Dutch and Brazilian researchers have published new findings claiming that the Amazon River formed between 9 and 9.4 million years ago.
Italian Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni said that the agenda for the Group of Seven summit, to be held on the Italian island of Sicily in May, would include relations with Russia, with whom Italy is looking to develop dialogue.
The self-styled Libyan National Army has launched an offensive against illegal armed groups on the south of the country.
One of the men who managed to get over the White House fence and spend 17 minutes on the lawn earlier this month was able to do so because the Secret Service had removed alarm sensors that were set up through the area, according to a new report.
A representative of the Russian embassy in Warsaw said that the Soviet Military Cemetery in the Polish capital had been desecrated by vandals.