North Korea

South Korea believes this new plane will serve as a vital change agent from its U.S.-produced warplanes to a purely South Korean system.

Although Russia would like people to think that it is fighting alone in Ukraine, the Russian military relies on foreign military aid to a far greater degree than is usually...

"Our military issued warnings and fired warning shots, and the North Korean soldiers retreated," a South Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff official told reporters.

With North Korea preparing to strike southward, and the United States deeply ambivalent about its defense, Seoul needs nuclear weapons now more than ever.

North Korea’s indigenous technological base is clearly insufficient to have developed the submarine on its own—almost certainly meaning that Pyongyang sought help from Russia.

Reports from the ground indicate that the North Koreans are disciplined and fearsome fighters—but do not seem trained and equipped for a 21st-century conflict.

AEW&CS capabilities will certainly act as a force multiplier for the Korean People’s Army Air Force.

A key factor driving this new North Korean modernization push is undoubtedly Pyongyang’s ever-growing closeness with Moscow.

The MiG-29’s impressive design features have not always translated to aerial victories.

The yearly drills include participation from units within the U.S. Air Force, Army, and Navy as well as their South Korean counterpart branches. 

North Korea’s military modernization underscores the importance of America and its own East Asian allies expanding their own submarine fleets.

North Korea continues to develop its ballistic missile technology, threatening South Korea, Japan, and even the United States.