Vaughn Cockayne is a Foreign Affairs Correspondent for The Washington Times. He is an Ohio native and holds a bachelor's degree in Multi-Platform Journalism from Bowling Green State University. Vaughn previously worked as a freelance writer, covering data security and privacy issues before joining The Washington Times. He can be reached at vcockayne@washingtontimes.com.
The State Department on Monday officially designated the Pakistan-based Balochistan Liberation Army as a "foreign terrorist organization," significantly ramping up pressure against the militant group.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Tuesday accused Russia of not being interested in ending the war, adding that Moscow is now preparing for a new offensive campaign despite participating in peace negotiations with the U.S. this week.
Despite it being the marquee defense policy of the second Trump administration, the Pentagon went to lengths to ensure that top U.S. military officials avoided talking publicly about the president's push for a next-generation "Golden Dome for America" missile defense shield this week at the Space & Missile Defense Symposium.
Defense technology companies AeroVironment and SNC announced a strategic partnership this week aimed at building an integrated, adaptable air and missile defense system to support President Trump's Golden Dome for America.
Iran's foreign minister refused to commit to further nuclear negotiations with the U.S., asserting that talks couldn't take place under hostile conditions.
The man executed by Iran on Wednesday for allegedly sharing sensitive nuclear information with Israel was himself a nuclear scientist, Iranian state-affiliated media reported Thursday.
Artificial intelligence will be an integral tool for reducing the cognitive load placed on U.S. Army soldiers and will be the driving force behind a leaner and more lethal fighting force, the leader of the Army Space and Missile Defense Command said this week.
U.S. authorities arrested two Chinese accused of illegally transporting millions of dollars' worth of microchips used in artificial intelligence applications to China.
As Washington and Seoul prepare for a meeting between their leaders, diplomatic experts debate the impact that President Trump's transactional approach to foreign policy will have on the Indo-Pacific region.
Denmark, Norway and Sweden have promised to collectively spend $486 million on a NATO-led initiative to send U.S.-manufactured weapons to Ukraine, the Norwegian government announced Tuesday.
The Defense of Defense announced a major shake-up at the Defense Technical Information Center, promising to streamline its operations and significantly reduce its staff.
As businesses and government services continue to adopt open-source software, a new report indicates that foreign actors are secretly infiltrating software infrastructure with ill intent.
Damascus has vowed to investigate the source of the recent clashes in southern Syria, announcing a committee that could bring those responsible to justice.
Germany on Friday announced it would begin the delivery of two U.S.-made Patriot missile defense systems to Ukraine as the war-torn country endures further drone and missile attacks from Russia.
Canada's Ontario province has canceled a satellite high-speed internet service contract with Elon Musk's Starlink worth $68.4 million (C$100 million) over U.S.-imposed tariffs on Canadian goods.
British Transport Minister Heidi Alexander said Wednesday that the U.K. government's decision to recognize a Palestinian state if Israel fails to allow more aid into Gaza will not reward the militant group Hamas.