Pete Nealen

2015 has been marked by repeated assaults on El Salvador police and military by MS-13 and Barrio 18, the two biggest gangs in the country.

A series of images meant to extol the bravery and toughness of fighters against ISIS aren’t what they seem.

The global insurgency isn’t an overreaching conspiracy; it is a convergence of methods and interests.

A hit piece aimed at Brandon Webb is circulating from the same people who attacked The Warfighter Foundation earlier this year.

The FARC has declared an end to its unilateral ceasefire with the government of Columbia. The ELN has declared its support.

Is the divide between conventional forces and SOF a relic that is unsustainable in the era of small wars?

Mexican history and culture have shaped the drug war as much as any drug market.

The Cartel de Jalisco Nueva Generacion has upped the ante in Southern Mexico.

There is no ending war. But we may have to re-examine our attitudes and beliefs about it in order to preserve our interests as a nation.

An ambush in Cauca has put the peace talks between FARC and the Colombian government in jeopardy.

Right out of the gate, let’s get one thing straight: Iran is our enemy.

Following the fall of Sana’a to the Houthis, President Hadi relocated to Aden, the southern port city of Yemen and the center of the Southern Mobility Movement. Deciding that, since part of the agreement with the Houthis that led to Hadi’s abdication as president (followed by his entire cabinet) had been violated, the entire agreement […]