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In April 2006, Tamil Tigers claim the government is secretly arming paramilitaries for war.
Ukrainian forces lost two tanks during a disorganized retreat in Debaltsevo, raising questions about the effectiveness of potential U.S. lethal aid.
A man at a checkpoint pulls out a piece of paper with Jason's face on it, signaling the start of his kidnapping in eastern Ukraine.
Protesters in Columbia, South Carolina oppose a fetal heartbeat bill banning abortions.
Space Force, created by Trump in 2018, faces challenges in defining its serious purpose.
On June 26, 2007, 22-year-old Karen Empeno was abducted by armed men while conducting research in a small town north of Manila.
Four Corners reviews AUKUS amid Pentagon concerns over America's interests and Australia’s future.
Sébastien Faure reports on the HTS coalition's challenges after toppling Bashar al-Assad.
Taiwan faces rising tensions with China as the threat of invasion looms over the island.
Taiwan prepares for a possible Chinese invasion following the handover of Hong Kong.
Taiwan's 300,000-strong military remains on combat readiness amid rising tensions and fears of a potential invasion from mainland China.
Afghan cities fall to the radical islamic taliban as civilians face dire conditions.
The Taliban effectively takes control of Afghanistan after the government collapses.
Sahil Shaheen assures no Taliban attacks on U.S. forces during troop withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Ukraine receives Modern tanks from Britain and Poland as fighting continues in Donbass.
Every young Israeli, except for Ultra Orthodox religious students and Arabs, must serve in the military, with conscription lasting two years for most.
After two days of looting and rioting, troops loyal to Brigadier Jerry Singirok seized control of the main gates to the Murray Barracks in Port Moresby.
Managua faces an uneasy calm as police reclaim university campuses from protesters in Nicaragua.
The Donbas Battalion, made up entirely of volunteers, recently captured a town in eastern Ukraine from separatists.
Over 600,000 personnel make up Taiwan's armed forces, supported by U.S. military advisory efforts during the Cold War.
1600 fighters from several Arab states operated in Bosnia during the war, some under the command of al-Qaeda, raising concerns about their presence today.
Last summer, the Islamic State seizes Mosul, prompting Shia militias to fight back in Iraq.
Current activities of the United States Army include air defense initiatives for U.S. cities, training programs for Vietnamese civilians, and coverage of the AUSA Convention in Washington, D.C.
The vote for the Authorization for the Use of Military Force in 2001 was nearly unanimous, with only Representative Barbara Lee opposing it.
Children fight in Sudan's civil war as the Government grows more militant and famine spreads.
Agent Orange's effects from the Vietnam War continue to devastate families today.
On May 22, 2009, the Taliban blew up the main cinema in Peshawar, killing 10 people and wounding 65, marking a significant escalation in their campaign against cultural expression.
More than one billion dollars worth of Chinese arms have bolstered the Burmese army's offensive against the Karen, who have fought for independence since 1949.
Fatal clashes occur outside the Rada as protesters defend Independence Square during the revolution.
Prooo Subianto, a former general who commanded 34 battalions, runs for president of Indonesia amid a controversial past and significant public scrutiny.
Two French soldiers died during a clash with militias in Bangui, marking the first casualties for the French military since Operation Sangaris began.
Palestinian women shift support from Fatah to Hamas, seeking change amid endemic corruption.
Women in Eastern Congo work in mines for very small sums of money, often facing violence and exploitation as they struggle to feed their families.
Over 1 million Palestinians live under constant threat in Gaza, where Israeli forces have turned the area into a battlefield.
Armed civilian groups in Venezuela actively support Nicolás Maduro amid the ongoing power struggle with opposition leader Juan Guaidó.
In the United States military, nearly 25% of women experience sexual harassment or assault, highlighted by a landmark Supreme Court case addressing these issues.
Ordinary people in Eastern Congo form militias to fight back against FDLR violence.
Veterans express frustration over the U.S. government's failure to protect Afghan allies from Taliban reprisals following the withdrawal from Afghanistan.
The Pakistani army struggles against the Taliban, facing civilian casualties in 2009's battle.
Over 20 bullets were fired by police during the raid that killed Breonna Taylor, sparking protests and calls for justice across the United States.
On July 15, 2016, the Turkish Military attempts a coup, resulting in 246 deaths and mass arrests.
Russian males struggle with conscription and the realities of war in Chechnya since August.
Operation Lightning Strike mobilized 2,500 soldiers and 500 police in Lithuania to simulate a response to hybrid warfare tactics similar to those used in Ukraine.
One hundred thousand corpses lie beneath the hills of Guatemala, victims of a genocide that the US government funded in the early 1980s.
Adnan al Haideri claimed to have seen hundreds of sites in Iraq used for chemical, biological, and nuclear weapons research before his defection in 2001.
90% of the world's heroin and opium is produced in Afghanistan, where U.S. support for warlords complicates the fight against the Taliban.
A Somali pirate describes a hijacking, stating, "We climbed aboard and demanded the captain stop," as piracy thrives in a lawless region.
Five wounded Iraqi combatants were reportedly shot by U.S. Marines during the 2004 Battle of Fallujah, raising questions about military engagement rules.
