Expert Analysis

Strategic airpower, in the form of A10 Thunderbolt II’s, AC-130 gunships, and fighter jet support, is the game-changing element Ukraine needs to decisively repel Russian forces and secure victory.

Explore the AK-47’s enduring legacy, unrivaled reliability, and unique construction that solidifies its status as a timeless symbol of resilience in the theater of modern warfare.

Putin’s image has always been a strongman who ‘adores his people’ and is ‘deeply patriotic,’ but his response to the Kursk disaster and the fate of his troops in Ukraine tell the opposite. Decades of bureaucratic practices, negligence, and filling coveted ranks filled with ‘Yes’ men have doomed the Russian military for the next several decades to come.

Discover the remarkable journeys of Jonathan Gilliam and David Goggins as they navigate the challenging terrain of Ranger School, forging leadership, resilience, and inter-service bonds in the pursuit of excellence.

The dramatic deportation of notorious terrorist Ziad Balaam from Turkey to Libya adds a surprising twist to the pursuit of justice for the lives lost in the infamous 2012 Benghazi attacks.

The Treaty of Lausanne was a century-long treaty meant to mend the Mediterranean nations’ relations and solidify the region’s current borders. Instead, the region may be closer to war than ever due to provocative actions by successive Turkish governments that veered off the course of Mustafa Kemal’s policies.

Despite past transgressions, turbulent governments, and lack of trust, Greece remains a vital NATO state and arguably its most under-appreciated member.

As the global chessboard shifts, we navigate the delicate dance between securing allies and provoking the bear, with every eastward step marking a risk-reward play in the high-stakes game of geopolitical chess.

A potential loss of Bakhmut only a few months after Russia captured the city in a Pyrrhic victory would demoralize what was left of their invasion force.

Yes, sport jiu-jitsu techniques can translate well into a street setting. But of course, you have to know what you’re doing.

The mental fitness of our leaders matters; we don’t just need a Commander in Chief with a steady hand, but one with a sound mind, that can complete a sentence and chew hard food – this isn’t politics, it’s common sense.

In this global chess match, an unstable Russia could be an invitation for China to expedite its ambitions in leading global governance, shaping international norms and standards to its liking.