As the Middle East is once again drawn into major conflict, attention naturally focuses on escalation and military balance. Yet wars reveal more than battlefield outcomes. They expose the strengths ...

Kazakhstan’s pragmatic engagement with the Trump administration has raised the post-Soviet republic to a new level of prestige.

Anthropic’s dispute with the Pentagon shows the limits of Silicon Valley’s power: the US military will never grant private companies veto authority over warfare.

Noem now lives in a house normally reserved for the Commandant of the US Coast Guard—and has tried to buy a luxury jet for her travel needs.

Aerial view of a gas tanker sailing to Ulsan harbor in the Nam-gu industrial district, South Korea. South Korea’s dependence ...

At present, the “Royal Navy has major warships in the Mediterranean region,” the BBC added. “The UK is fully committed to the security of Cyprus and British military personnel based there,” Starmer ...

A war with Iran will be a strategic detour for the United States as it competes economically, militarily, and technologically ...

The State Department did not put plans in place to evacuate Americans from the Middle East prior to launching Operation Epic Fury—with chaotic results.

An F-15EX Eagle II assigned to the 85th Test and Evaluation Squadron lands at Kadena Air Base, Japan, on July 16, 2025.

CONUS” missions—flying from the mainland United States to the Middle East and back—but one may have been unavoidable this time.

The new "Obereg 2.0" is the latest iteration in a series of advanced Russian body armor concepts—most of which have never been distributed to the country's frontline infantry.

Tariff tensions, diverging priorities, and proliferation concerns are stalling US–South Korea nuclear cooperation, testing whether rhetoric can translate into real policy implementation.