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The United States has successfully pressured the United Nations to institute sweeping budgetary reforms. But more work is needed—and it must be accomplished with carrots as well as sticks.

Can the Donald Trump administration stomach the short-term political costs of engaging with Afghanistan for the long-term ...

Multiple, intersecting Middle East crises combined with an unpredictable United States augur a tumultuous 2026 for the region ...

A US invasion of Greenland would be a comparatively simple military operation. The real consequences—political and diplomatic—would come in the days and weeks afterwards.

The Columbia-class submarine outstrips its predecessor, the Ohio class, in many ways—but falls short in one conspicuous one.

Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan have quietly formed a political and military alliance—and are likely to be far more influential in the Middle East’s future than the United States.

European Defense Commissioner Andrius Kubilius observed that the United States had one army, not 50—and was far stronger for it.

The T-80BVM tank is a relic of the Cold War—and, though still effective on the battlefield, has required up-armoring to keep it relevant in the modern era of warfare.

To move nuclear energy forward in 2026, the Trump administration must deliver results—locking in reactor orders, accelerating fuel supply, and aligning hyperscaler demand with buildable projects.