James Powell

Israel is known for using any means necessary to protect the nation. Could they opt to use the “extreme option” to outmaneuver the Iran nuclear deal?

In “Beyond Repair,” CIA veteran and author Charles Faddis opines that the Agency should rediscover her roots in the Office of Strategic Services.

The inhabitants of North Sentinel Island are truly a blast from the past, with anthropologists labeling them “the last uncivilized people on Earth.”

Cuba has a proven track record against our intelligence agencies, and to let this recent thaw bring our guard down can and will leave us with a black eye.

The Indian government has lauded the raid as a success, and hinted that they’d continue such hot pursuit operations in the fight against future enemies.

Myanmar is now considered Asia’s new frontier, as prospects for investment and international trade increase.

Poole has written on terrorist and insurgent tactics, as well as the counter-insurgency tactics he believes are necessary to defeat them.

Behind the scenes of a natural disaster, the intelligence agencies of many nations are working to help predict and mitigate political and military fallout.

With this series, we will look at the history of Myanmar, the country’s little-known conflict with China, and the present/future dynamic that could have a lasting effect on the region.

Fast jets, UAVs and Oakleys cannot and should not take the place of a complete understanding and healthy respect for the people and cultures in the areas in which we intend to operate.

General order #5 states that a Marine on duty will, “Quit my post only when properly relieved.” Is the U.S. abandoning its post prematurely?

“Comrade J” is the story of Sergei Tretyakov, who, before his defection to the U.S., was the highest ranking SVR spy in the United States.