Category: World

As China continues to rise in global influence, the conversation around global peace treaties might start to echo a different tune.

Israel’s decision to procure tens of thousands of artillery shells underscores its understanding of the complex and rapidly evolving geopolitical landscape in the region, taking proactive measures to strengthen its military capabilities and preparedness.

The evolution of military architecture isn’t just about the march of bricks, stones, or digital codes. Read more about it here.

Successful probing operations by Ukraine’s reconnaissance units have given Kyiv critical intelligence to prepare for a future offensive along the left bank of the Kherson oblast.

There are military leaders in history that made their mark in warfare. This piece takes a look at some of them and their accomplishments.

The extension of Myanmar’s state of emergency signals a further delay in promised elections, intensifying the already dire situation of violence and instability that has enveloped the Southeast Asian nation.

Petty Officer 2nd Class Jinchao “Patrick” Wei and Petty Officer Wenheng Zhao, suspected of funneling classified national defense information to Chinese intelligence officers, face grave penalties, intensifying already fraught US-China relations.

The introduction of Wolfram combat vehicles equipped with Brimstone missile launchers represents the UK’s innovative approach in bolstering Ukraine’s defense capabilities, illustrating the power of international cooperation in the face of aggression.

The recent wave of violence in the Central African Republic, marked by a deadly attack on a remote village, not only underscores the country’s escalating humanitarian crisis but also highlights the urgent need for global intervention towards achieving lasting peace and stability.

Turkey’s Ozgur 2 program revolutionizes its F-16 fleet with cutting-edge indigenous upgrades, bolstering self-reliance and regional prowess.

Vladimir Putin’s ironclad grip on Russia, reminiscent of George Orwell’s 1984, is beginning to show cracks, revealing a bubbling cauldron of inner circle strife and public discontent that threatens to rupture his carefully constructed edifice of power.

Former U.S. Marine, Trevor Reed, overcomes nearly three years of wrongful detention in Russia only to face injury in Ukraine’s conflict, igniting fresh conversations about international relations and the urgent need for justice for all wrongfully detained citizens worldwide.