Phoenix withdrew from hosting the 2026 FIFA World Cup due to high costs and is focusing on long-term event strategies.
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Voters will likely decide on state’s universal private school voucher program guardrails in November amid legal hurdles.
The DOJ is deploying election monitors to Arizona and five states to ensure compliance with federal civil rights laws.
Germany will acquire Tomahawk missiles from the U.S., enhancing its defense strategy and closing a strategic gap, Chancellor Merz announced.
Trinity Robotics to Double UGV Production Amid Rising Demand
Ukraine's Trinity Robotics aims to produce 2,200 UGVs in 2023, up from 1,100, to meet military demand and seeks European manufacturing partners.
China's DF-17 ballistic missile, now revealed in official media, showcases hypersonic capabilities, posing threats to regional missile-defense systems.
President Trump announced lifting U.S. sanctions on Turkey, imposed over its Russian missile purchase, while considering F-35 jet sales to Ankara.
Lockheed Martin and Rheinmetall will co-produce ATACMS missiles in Germany, marking the first non-U.S. manufacturing site for the system.
ANKARA — NATO to Enhance Aerial Surveillance
NATO plans to add up to five MQ-4C Triton UAVs to its aerial sensors, enhancing maritime surveillance and threat detection capabilities.
Gov. Katie Hobbs’ campaign accuses Andy Biggs of dodging debates, as both sides trade barbs over participation.