Seoul: North Korea's two Musudan missile launches end in failure

 North Korea fired two mid-range Musudan ballistic missiles early Wednesday, local time, but both tests ended in failure.

Japan, South Korea on Alert for North Korea Missile Launch

North Korea appears to have deployed a ballistic missile to its east coast, but there are no signs of an imminent launch, according to an unnamed government source.

US Deploys More Patriot Missiles in S. Korea

The move came as the two allies plan to start detailed discussions on bringing in an advanced, high-altitude US missile defense  system (THAAD) opposed by China as early as next week...

Germany Withdraws Patriots from Turkey

Germany is withdrawing its Patriot missile systems from Turkey, about three years after bringing them in.

Turkey abandons decision to purchase Chinese missile defense system

Turkey has entirely dropped a tentative agreement to purchase a $3.4 billion long-range missile defense system from a Chinese company, ending a two-year saga over the deal, which had worried NATO allies.

US Has No Plans to Return Patriot Missiles Removed From Turkey

NATO Commander Gen. Philip Breedlove said that Washigton has no plans to return the US Patriot Missiles to Turkey.

NATO in consultation, no replacement of German Patriots in Turkey yet

No decision has yet been taken on replacing German Patriot anti-missile systems and NATO is continuing consultations on the issue after Germany decided to pull out its Patriot batteries in Turkey, a Turkish diplomat has told the Hürriyet Daily News. 

US pulls Patriot-missile systems from Turkey

The US has decided to withdraw its border protection mission in Turkey which was deployed against possible threats from Syria, a joint statement by Washington and Ankara said on Sunday.

Saudi air defense intercepts Houthi Scud missile

The Saudi air defense on Saturday intercepted a scud missile fired by Houthi militias and supporters of deposed President Ali Abdullah Saleh toward the southwestern Saudi city of Khamis Mushait.

Turkey solidifies defenses amid regional instability.

The United States will keep its two Patriot missile batteries in Turkey for up to another year in response to a request from Ankara.

The US Pentagon announced its decision on Monday after a meeting between Turkish foreign minister Ahmet Davutoglu and US Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel. The extended deployment will help bolster Turkey’s air defenses as the civil war in neighboring Syria continues to rage.