Category: Editorial

To ensure victory in future conflicts, America must overcome its divisive politics, recommit to its founding values, and embrace a strategic vision that encompasses strong leadership, tactical efficacy, and unwavering support for allies.

In the heart of America, where freedom’s song echoes through the valleys and mountains, the Second Amendment stands as a steadfast guardian, a symbol of our unyielding spirit and an enduring testament to our forebears’ dreams of liberty and defiance against the chains of tyranny.

Veterans Day is a solemn occasion for Americans to unite in honoring and supporting our veterans, acknowledging their sacrifices and those of their families, and reinforcing our commitment to the values of freedom, sacrifice, and gratitude, with failure to do so marking a significant failure of our national character.

Paratroopers, trained for rapid deployment and decisive action, can be left vulnerable and ineffective when intelligence fails and support falters, turning potential triumphs into costly defeats.

Overall, being a capable military with a global force projection power is essential. Still, if your contingency plans aren’t executed properly, your country can find itself in a geopolitical quagmire.

In the raw theatre of street combat, Musk’s gritty South African upbringing trumps Zuckerberg’s algorithmic prowess, embodying a survival instinct forged in real-world violence, a currency of grit that Silicon Valley stock options can’t buy.

In the clandestine theater of modern conflict, a silent World War III unfolds in digital whispers and shadowed power plays, where the dance of statecraft melds cyber warfare with conventional forces against a backdrop of fluid alliances and murky global dynamics, amidst which America’s leaders must navigate with astute vigilance or make way for the capable.

The ongoing tensions in the Middle East have repercussions for tens of millions of people in the region, and the war will also reach global proportions regarding spillovers and fallout. Now, are the world governments prepared for such a scenario?

Biden’s recent venture to Israel, marked by a blend of strong alliance affirmation and humanitarian gestures, amidst a turbulent Israel-Hamas conflict, reveals a diplomatically awkward dance that, despite intentions, might have aggravated the precarious Middle East dynamics, showcasing a delicate, perhaps misstepped, balance between allegiance, humanitarian concerns, and regional peace pursuits.

Today, the world has failed to learn from its historical mistakes, and just as bureaucracy let down the Rwandans, the Armenians of Karabakh are facing similar suffering. As Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia said in a speech to the League of Nations after the Italian invasion: “It is us today. It will be you tomorrow.”

The well-coordinated attack is not only haunting Israel but the entire world. In the age of growing intelligence capabilities and decades of fighting terror organizations, militants, with covert backing, can still inflict a vast loss of life, and because of this, the international intelligence apparatus will continue to go through an overhaul to reassess capabilities.

Today. The international community has a critical decision that could affect the world’s future regarding Armenia and Azerbaijan. The world can ignore a ‘miniscule’ conflict or slowly watch it grow into a regional war, as with many prior wars.