More than 30 UN experts and special rapporteurs warn governments, arms manufacturers and investors that they could be held accountable for war crimes.

In keeping with our non-alignment policy, there should be no place in Malaysia for firms supplying arms to Israel.

A pro-Palestine coalition calls out Mindef for allowing several defence companies, particularly Lockheed Martin and BAE Systems, to take part in the biennial exhibition.

Does Israel truly stand alone when its airports and seaports are busier than ever receiving massive shipments of weapons coming from all directions?

The operation found 8,263 illicit firearms and nearly 306,000 rounds of ammunition, as well as 203 tonnes of drugs and 372 tonnes of drug precursors.

Washington and its allies have said in recent weeks that China was considering providing weapons to Russia, which Beijing denies.

The war cast a spotlight on the lack of industrial capacity necessary to ramp up production quickly, after decades of dwindling government orders saw many production lines vanish.

Russia, China and the US are in a race to develop hypersonic weapons which are seen as a way to gain an edge over any adversary because of their speeds - above five times the speed of sound - and manoeuvrability.

The North's pursuit of new types of nuclear weapons has renewed calls in South Korea to redeploy American tactical nuclear weapons or for Seoul to leave the Non-Proliferation Treaty and develop its own arsenal.

Israel and the US-allied UAE share an ultimate fear, that Iran obtains a nuclear weapon, an ambition Tehran denies.

Ukraine, which is resisting a Russian invasion, severed relations with Pyongyang after the reclusive nation recognised two Russian-backed breakaway 'people's republics' in eastern Ukraine as independent states.

Following Russia's Feb 24 invasion of Ukraine, which Moscow calls 'a special military operation', Nato has boosted its presence in the Baltics.