Le président Xi Jinping renforce son influence sur la Russie, l'Iran rejette les prétentions américaines sur le détroit d'Ormuz, et Donald Trump ordonne le retour aux catapultes à vapeur pour les futurs porte-avions de l'US Navy.
Le point sur les relations sino-russes, les tensions dans le détroit d'Ormuz avec les déclarations de Donald Trump, et le revirement technologique de l'US Navy concernant les catapultes des porte-avions.
An Indonesian Navy frigate joined a Chinese passing exercise off Taiwan's east coast during Taipei's annual drills, prompting an inquiry from Taiwan and highlighting Jakarta's nonaligned foreign policy amid US-China rivalry.
The US Navy destroyer USS Benfold lost power for four days in the South China Sea due to a generator casualty, leaving its crew without air conditioning or functioning toilets before it was towed to the Philippines.
Zhao, a member of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, was absent from a high-level Communist Party study session on AI chaired by President Xi Jinping, and his profile was removed from the academy's online museum.
Concerns over living conditions and mental health aboard the deployed USS Abraham Lincoln spark debate among veterans, families, and military officials, amid reports of long deployments and strain.
The U.S. Navy is reviewing a potential redesign of its Ford-class aircraft carriers to meet President Trump's requested specifications, including relocating the command-center tower, prompting criticism over prioritizing aesthetics over operational capability.
Donald Trump ordonne l'abandon des catapultes électromagnétiques pour les futurs porte-avions de l'US Navy au profit de la vapeur. Par ailleurs, un yacht de 30 millions a coulé en Sardaigne quatre jours après sa livraison.
Admiral Brad Cooper visited a US aircraft carrier in the Arabian Sea following family outrage over reports of food shortages, water contamination, and sailor distress after over 200 days without a port call.
Washington issued a directive requiring foreign shipbuilders to build new US shipyards or acquire controlling stakes in existing ones, train American workers, and transfer proprietary techniques to boost domestic naval capacity.
U.S. Central Command Commander Adm. Brad Cooper acknowledged mental health challenges aboard the USS Lincoln following reports of a sailor jumping overboard during an eight-month Middle East deployment, while political leaders spar over ship conditions.
The U.S. Navy is evaluating a costly redesign of its Ford-class aircraft carriers to move the command island forward, aligning with President Donald Trump's aesthetic preferences, alongside a directive to abandon electromagnetic launch systems.
Various US agencies and departments are conducting at least 49 probes into US weapons supplies to Ukraine, according to data from Ukrainian law enforcement agencies.
The USS Abraham Lincoln, after a prolonged deployment supporting US combat operations in the Middle East, is set to return home. The carrier's 266-day deployment, including 200 days in a combat zone, has raised concerns over sailors' mental health, morale, and living conditions, despite Navy officials downplaying these reports.
Democratic Sen. Ruben Gallego is urging greater oversight of conditions on the USS Abraham Lincoln following reports of long hours, food shortages, and low morale during a record deployment supporting operations against Iran.
The US aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln is returning home after a prolonged Middle East deployment, sparking scrutiny over sailors' mental health, living conditions, and extended deployment strains.
US Navy veterans and health experts express concern over the severe strain and mental health challenges faced by the 5,000 crew members aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln after nearly nine months at sea without a significant port visit.
Donald Trump ordered the US Navy to remove electromagnetic aircraft launch systems from its newest carriers and return to steam catapults, a directive expected to cost billions and draw pushback.
US President Donald Trump has ordered the removal of the Electromagnetic Aircraft Launch System (EMALS) from the Navy's newest aircraft carriers, opting for a return to older steam catapults, citing preference despite EMALS' efficiency and lower operational requirements.
The US threatens indefinite naval blockades and severe economic isolation against Iran amid stalled ceasefire talks, while lawmakers raise alarms over dire conditions and mental health crises aboard the flagship USS Abraham Lincoln.
President Donald Trump directed the U.S. Navy to remove the electromagnetic aircraft launch system from future Ford-class carriers, starting with the USS Doris Miller, and return to traditional steam catapults.
President Trump has ordered the US Navy to replace advanced electromagnetic launch systems (EMALS) and magnetic elevators with traditional steam catapults and hydraulic systems on future Ford-class aircraft carriers.
Months after evacuating the U.S. Navy base in Bahrain due to the war with Iran, military families remain displaced, living in hotels across the U.S. without base housing support while dealing with financial and logistical strains.
ABD'li Senatör Richard Blumenthal, 200 günden fazla limana uğramayan USS Abraham Lincoln uçak gemisindeki yaşam koşulları, mürettebat yorgunluğu ve intihar girişimleri iddiaları üzerine Pentagon'dan açıklama istedi.
