Researchers Identify Conductor of Brain's Neural Orchestra and Begin to Decode the Score

Stanford University researchers funded by DARPA's Neuro Function, Activity, Structure, and Technology (Neuro-FAST) program have develope...

Iraq presses Mosul assault, Bomber kills 16 at ice cream shop

Iraqi forces pressed forward with an offensive against jihadist-held areas of Mosul as the United Nations warned of grave danger to civilian...

N. Korea says ballistic missile test successful

North Korea on Tuesday boasted its test of a precision-guided missile was "successful", saying it had zeroed in within a few metre...

China says fighter jets' intercept of US plane 'safe'

China Sunday denied the Pentagon's charge that an encounter between Chinese fighters and a US surveillance plane over the South China Se...

China rebukes G7 over statement on seas

China has urged the Group of Seven leading economies to "stop making irresponsible remarks" after the G7 summit expressed concern ...

North Korea fires missile in latest provocation

North Korea test-fired a missile Monday into Japan's maritime economic zone -- the latest in a series of provocative launches that have ...

BAE receives contract for Royal Australian Navy SATCOM upgrades

BAE Systems Australia has been awarded a $30 million contract for satellite communications upgrades for the Royal Australian Navy, the compa...

India approves new defence policy to boost local companies

Secretary of the Air Force's first visit emphasizes space and cyber

Secretary of the Air Force Heather Wilson's first official trip included visits to Airmen at Peterson and Schriever Air Force Bases this...

Iran says it has built third underground missile factory

Iran has built a third underground plant to manufacture ballistic missiles, the head of its Revolutionary Guards aerospace division General ...

China condemns US after warship sails near South China Sea reef

China on Thursday accused the United States of trespassing after a US warship sailed near a reef claimed by Beijing in the South China Sea, ...

US fears nuclear arms race in Asia-Pacific: Australia

Senior Trump administration officials fear a nuclear arms race in Asia-Pacific if an increasingly belligerent North Korea is not reined in, ...

China sidesteps Duterte claim of war threat over sea row

China on Monday sidestepped claims by Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte that it had threatened to go to war over the disputed South China...

Iran shrugs off Trump threats, missile tests to carry on

Iran's newly re-elected President Hassan Rouhani ridiculed US strategy in the Middle East, dismissing Donald Trump's summit with Ara...

Who Holds The World's Nuclear Warheads?

Who Holds The World's Nuclear Warheads? Get The Full List By Country -- The Guardian The cold war is long over, but there are still over...

Ever Heard The Sound Of A Nuclear Bomb Going Off?

The sound of the largest man-made explosion: A cinematographer films an atomic mushroom cloud on July 19, 1957 in Yucca Flat, Colorado Ever ...

Think Tank: New "Era" Of Nuclear Weapons

World Poised To Enter New "Era" Of Nuclear Weapons: Report -- Global Security Newswire Nuclear-armed countries appear to be moving...

Global Nuclear Stockpile (A History)

If Terrorists Explode A Nuclear Bomb, Can The Origin Of The Bomb Makers Be Found?

Photo: The first atomic bomb exploded at a test site in July 1945 Nuclear Debris Could Reveal Clues Of Bomb's Or igin -- BBC Forensic a...

Meet The Men Whose Job Was To Photograph Nuclear Explosions

ZERO HOUR Milliseconds after the image at left, the vehicles beneath the fireball were obliterated. "How to Photograph an Atomic Bomb...