Defense

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Israeli official confirms deal agreed and to be signed at the Knesset on Wednesday morning.

Defense Ministry spokesman says report to Congress on China's military presence in the South China Sea has 'severely damaged' trust.

The U.S and South Korea have begun talks on possible deployment of a new anti-missile system.

The former shadow attorney general is the fourth minister to resign since a controversial reshuffle.

The move is a setback for U.S.-backed projects the country deems crucial for any future war with Iran or its allies.

For all the wailing about defense austerity deals, spending caps were raised every year.

U.K. Defence Secretary Michael Fallon said the move was "further reassurance" for allies.

Deficits should remain at tolerable levels. So defense budgets don't need to be squeezed unduly.

Britain intends to bolster its defenses against the threat of an Argentine invasion.

Poland has been one of the most outspoken critics of the pro-Russian separatist rebellion in Ukraine.

Poland is concerned it may have to reassert itself in Eastern Europe following the unrest in Russia and Ukraine.

Carter benefited from bipartisan support after he was nominated in December.

Hawks want an arbitrary fixed percentage of national output dedicated to defense spending.

NATO's Secretary-General said the measures, a response to Russia's annexation of Crimea, were defensive.

Republicans rejected as inadequate the $5.3 billion President Obama had requested in the fight against ISIS.

9,000 potential jurors received a summons, "one of the largest pools in American history."

Russian Space Command has unveiled four new radar stations, in an effort to rebuild their early-warning network

Civil liberties group argues government claims are insufficient to withhold more than 2,100 images.

The three countries are said to have an agreement in the works to counter nuclear and missile threats, to be signed Monday.

The Defense Department's research arm says the need for new weaponry is "critical."

A perceived democracy deficit in Ankara has hindered Turkey's process of joining the EU

New data and directives presented by outgoing Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel draw a lukewarm response.

China has developed emerging stealth fighter technology, anti-satellite missiles and now has one aircraft carrier in operation

Climate change, the Pentagon writes, requires immediate action on the part of the U.S. Military