Military

President Nicolás Maduro begins his second term, despite reports that suggest Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino López  demanded last month that the president step down.

The president wants to end America's endless wars. Members of the military don't disagree. They just wonder how best to withdraw—and what they fought for.

The Russian navy will hold exercises in the Mediterranean Sea on "January 9-10, January 16-17, January 23-24 and January 30-31."

Germany's push to fill its ranks comes as Cold War–esque tensions grip Europe and President Donald Trump demands NATO allies contribute more to regional defense.

The comments were made as President Donald Trump's relationship with China deteriorates.

Turkey has denied U.S. assurances of protection for Pentagon-backed Kurds in Syria, prompting anxieties that have compelled them to embrace Russia and the Syrian government.

The 3M-54 Kalibr cruise missile is already capable of delivering a blow more than 1,200 miles away, and the new and improved version may reach the western Atlantic.

A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson said the country "will continue to take necessary measures to safeguard our national sovereignty and security."

Newly elected House Armed Services Chairman Adam Smith said Trump is "willing to shut down the government and stop paying Border Patrol agents" because of his gimmicky "campaign promise."

Numerous studies have found the center of global influence moving from the West to the East.

The news came as Iran's top diplomat accused his U.S. counterpart of mixing up two United Nations Security Council resolutions regarding missile activity.

Chinese defense company Norinco has reportedly tested the country's own version of the "Mother of All Bombs," known as much for its raw power as its psychological effect.

Most of the veterans and service members polled agreed military members' families should also be protected.

Democratic presidential hopeful Senator Elizabeth Warren argued that "stay forever" was "not a policy, we can't do that."

"The world will never know General Trump, in part because the president never set foot in a combat theater until last week with his trip to Iraq," said CNN anchor Anderson Cooper.

The U.S.-built BGM-71 TOW saw more action in Syria than any other anti-tank guided missile. Now these weapons could be turned on their country of origin.

Retired U.S. Army Gen. Stanley McChrystal railed against President Donald Trump, saying he believes the man is "immoral," self-serving and not representative of American values.

Despite President Donald Trump's initial vows to rebuild broken ties between Russia and the U.S., the world's two leading military powers have been at major odds.

The Tupolev Tu-22M3M supersonic long-range strategic bomber reportedly flew for 37 minutes and reached an altitude of over 4,920 feet.

Trump isn't the commander in chief many Americans are looking for, according to a new survey.

Two leading rival blocs of the Iraqi parliament condemned Trump's visit as a "blatant violation of Iraqi's sovereignty," while Iran-backed militias called for U.S. troops to be ousted.

"What [presidents] don't do is politicize the event, and unfortunately, as we saw some of the commentary by the president today, that's exactly what he did," retired Lieutenant General Mark Hertling told CNN.

From missiles capable of "delivering cargo to any part of the world" to female soldiers who "will blow your head away," the Russian military is setting up an exciting 2019.

Russian Defense Ministry spokesperson General Igor Konashenkov criticized Israel's "provocative actions," which allegedly threatened two passenger planes in Syria and Lebanon.

A defense source told Russian state media that "the underwater trials of the nuclear propulsion unit of the Poseidon drone are underway."

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said that "there is no doubt that there can be no winners in a nuclear war and it should never be unleashed."

"We pose no threat to any country but if the enemies seek to implement their malicious intentions and attack us we will be absolutely aggressive," the Revolutionary Guards ground forces chief said.

Russia has again reportedly tested the 3M22 Tsirkon anti-ship hypersonic cruise missile, which flew at eight times the speed of sound.

President Donald Trump may be downsizing U.S. military presence in Syria and Afghanistan, but a fort named after him in Poland is apparently still in the works.

"It's disgusting that the Trump Administration is sending some men and women in uniform home for the holidays without jobs simply because of their HIV status," said Scott Schoettes, Counsel and HIV Project Director at Lambda Legal.