The deal with the UAE is a triumph for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. But in Israeli politics, no win comes without wounds, writes Frida Ghitis.

In 1997, the US soldier met with Russian officials on a military base and was given the code name "Ikar Lesnikov," according to his indictment.

A DARPA expert said that the AI demonstrated "superhuman aiming ability" during the dogfight. The human pilot never scored a single hit.

The mysterious tunnels where China hides its strategic assets from the watchful eyes of potential adversaries offer several important advantages.

Honduran officials say 2,241 kilograms of cocaine were seized between January and July 2020 — more than the 2,218 kilograms seized all last year.

Illegal fishing is a serious concern, but experts and officials say the competition for resources that drives it could spark a more violent conflict.

In 2017, the Navy suffered two of its worst peacetime accidents, when two destroyers collided with other ships in incidents a few weeks apart.

China's deployment of at least one bomber, the H-6J, and fighter jets to the Paracel Islands "jeopardises peace," Vietnam's foreign ministry says.

Explosions from the Allied bombing of Europe during World War II rippled through earth's atmosphere, where shock waves deposited their energy as heat.

The UK, France, and Germany said the US could not trigger the reimposition of UN sanctions on Iran, prompting fury in Washington.

Russian President Vladimir Putin's critics and opponents have a habit of getting poisoned. President Donald Trump has a habit of brushing it off.

The 40-foot luxury boat "Warfighter" was featured on social media. Prosecutors say it was bought with donations for President Donald Trump's wall.

Kolfage founded the private organization in 2018 to help build parts of the US-Mexico border wall that President Donald Trump commissioned.

The newest Type 055 destroyer is being painted at a shipyard in Dalian, indicating it is close to being launched, according to reports.

Kim Yo Jong, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's sister, frequently appears side by side with her brother, and plays a key role in his administration.

The discovery appears to indicate that Mexico's ascendent cartel is using a new, high-tech tactic to attack its many rivals.

Aerial combat is always evolving, and planes designed for it in era have to adapt to survive in the next.

High-profile critics and rivals of Russian President Vladimir Putin have a tendency to die from poison, something that conveys a specific message.

Iran also unveiled a new cruise missile named after an Iraqi militia leader who was killed in the drone strike that eliminated a top Iranian general.

Joe Biden needs to speak to foreign leaders and citizens around the world to make them feel better about the direction of America.

Navalny, an outspoken Russian critic, was hospitalized on Thursday after falling ill on a flight to Moscow. His team says he was poisoned.

Navalny, a vocal critic of President Vladimir Putin, fell ill on a flight to Moscow, according to an aide, who suggested his tea was poisoned.

Muslims are being forced to eat pork at a US Immigration and Customs enforcement detention center in Miami, Florida, advocates alleged Wednesday.

Outdated thinking about armor's role in combat and bureaucratic infighting kept the M26 Pershing away from the frontlines for most of World War II.

"We have to use our bodies to get off the island, but that's the reality of life," a former US Army medic from American Samoa told Insider.

The increase in seizures reflects trends in the US — with the coronavirus pandemic having likely increased the drug's profit potential.

Russia said the Italian plane was an Atlantic maritime patrol aircraft, but it may have confused it with a French aircraft.

Each year, the Air Force gives the Gen. Claire Lee Chennault Award for significant achievement in fighter warfare tactics and development.

Ukraine tricked 32 Russian mercenaries into confessing their jobs and almost flying straight into Ukrainian custody.

Donald Trump invited Putin to the Miss Universe pageant years ago, adding a handwritten all-caps message promising "THE WORLD'S MOST BEAUTIFUL WOMEN!"

The Japanese wanted to strike back at the US mainland. But they had limited resources to do it. So they used balloons loaded with bombs.

Like most of the United States' foreign-policy decisions over the past 20 years, this one was about Iran.

Russia sees its interests in Belarus as non-negotiable, but it may only get directly involved if certain red lines are crossed.

It's not clear how the missile got there, but US Air Force explosive ordnance disposal technicians were called in to remove it.

The suspected Iranian bounty plot was reportedly cited by US officials as a partial justification for the Soleimani strike.

The Marine Corps is overhauling to fight in a different environment. Now tanks, helicopters, and even some jobs are on the chopping block.

In recent months it has emerged that both Russia and Iran offered to pay Taliban commanders to attack US troops stationed in Afghanistan.

To counter the deadly effectiveness of German U-boats, the US Navy and Coast Guard employed some deception.

There is growing concern in the West that Russia might intervene in Belarus to support under-fire president Alexander Lukashenko.

Opinion: Casting China as simply another Soviet Union misdiagnoses the problem and will lead to a faulty cure.

Alexander Yuk Ching Ma was charged with violating US espionage laws, and is accused of giving classified information to China for more than a decade.

World War II was defined by big technological breakthroughs, but an update to a humble piece of equipment helped change the course of the war.

The flight of the RQ-21A drone reflects the Corps' plans to use unmanned systems to support expeditionary advance bases and positions.

"They've been sitting on this for years," a former official said of US leaders. "That's what's flabbergasting to me."

"It is the theme of every autocrat who ever seized power or tried to hold onto it," retired Navy SEAL William McRaven wrote in a Post op-ed article.

German and Israeli jets will fly over Dachau concentration camp and then near Munich in memory of the the 1972 Olympics terrorist attack.

Protests in Belarus are reaching a boiling point for President Lukashenko, but Putin can afford to wait as he "doesn't particularly like or need" Lukashenko.