Category: Global Politics

Last week, the US and Japanese leaders CNO Adm Gilday and Japan Chief of Staff Gen Yamazaki met at the Pentagon to revitalize the alliance.

Considering Russia’s military expansion across the region, it would be strategically wise for the two NATO members to de-escalate and improve relations based on mutual trust and respect.

Officials from the US and South Korea conceded that the latter could “easily be dragged” into the crisis if tensions in Taiwan escalate.

An investigatory group from the United Nations uncovered multiple instances of murder, rape, and other forms of extreme violence against Ukrainian children.

A long-standing dispute over resources, borders, access, and mistrust renewed last week between Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan neighbors.

President Zelensky is asking the US for more powerful weapons systems, and we are not so sure that’s a good idea.

Germany is sending a bit of military aid to embattled Ukraine, just no tanks, yet.

Iran is one step closer to becoming a permanent member of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization after signing a Memorandum of Obligations.

The Ukrainian Air Force employed AGM-88 in its Soviet-made fighters using the prebriefed mode, which surprisingly worked.

Last week, Greece’s government wrote an official letter to the EU, the UN, and NATO to help them condemn Turkey and its president Recep Tayyip Erdogan for its threats to the country.

The Philippines has expressed willingness to let the US forces use its military bases in the event of a China-Taiwan conflict.

Many American veterans who used to work side-by-side with Afghan interpreters seek to get the latter away from the Taliban regime.