Foreign Policy

Russia’s war in Ukraine offers a glimpse into future conflicts—lessons in intel, innovation, and why aggression often backfires.

Here’s your SOFREP Daily News Brief: Key defense and global affairs insights to keep you in the know on Thursday, December 12.

The US faces rising nuclear threats from Russia and China, while modernizing its deterrent to meet these challenges head-on. Are we ready?

Assad’s downfall represents a seismic shift in the Middle East, but the rapid rise of HTS as Syria’s dominant force casts a shadow of uncertainty over the region’s fragile future.

“Blaming America first?” echoes through decades as critics now target US global primacy. Should the US retreat or risk nuclear chaos?

Joe Biden just called Angola a ‘city’—a gaffe or a glaring sign of cognitive decline? The world’s watching, and so are our adversaries.

The Biden administration’s foreign policy missteps have fostered a dangerous perception of American weakness, leaving allies wary and adversaries emboldened in an increasingly unstable world.

The deployment of advanced U.S. missile units to Japan and the Philippines is a bold maneuver aimed at countering China’s growing aggression, solidifying alliances, and ensuring the first line of defense in a potential Taiwan crisis.

Here’s your SOFREP Daily News Brief: Key defense and global affairs insights to keep you in the know on Saturday, November 23.

In a chilling echo of Cold War brinkmanship, Russia’s alleged use of an ICBM in Ukraine isn’t just an escalation—it’s a blunt reminder of how close the world edges toward catastrophe when nuclear rhetoric turns tangible.

The US is sending non-persistent land mines to Ukraine—new tools to counter shifting Russian tactics while balancing safety and strategy.

AUKUS is stepping up the game with submarine-launched hypersonic by 2028—stealth, speed, and unstoppable firepower in one package.