National Security

As the number of credible UAP sightings by military personnel increases, it’s critical to understand what this implies for national and global security.

Since early May, the northeastern Indian state of Manipur has been rocked by a series of violent clashes between the Meitei people, a majority that lives in the Imphal Valley, and minority Kuki tribals.

American politician, former Commander of Special Operations Command Africa, and retired Brigadier General Donald C. Bolduc takes to SOFREP to express his views on the American political system…and he offers solutions.

Elon Musk’s business suave is on the move yet again, just more than a month after he acquired Twitter in a multi-billion dollar deal.

Renowned manufacturer of the MQ-9A Reaper, General Atomics “firmly opposes” China’s agricultural project near Grand Forks AFB, North Dakota.

The Navy had admitted UFOs existed by showing high-profile videos that allegedly captured the nose of an F/A-18 super hornet attempting to intercept the UFO.

An active duty SOFREP member writes to us about the lack of graduate programs in National Security Studies that could cost us the next war.

Border security is a national security concern. “Lara Logan Has No Agenda – Border Crisis” sheds light on the unspoken war facing the U.S.

Why doing away with the 2001 AUMF and limiting drone strike capabilities is a distraction from the real issues facing national security.

As concern over our National Security swirls, acting Secretary of Defense Christopher Miller has drawn a firm line in the sand.

Western models of spycraft are failing. Traditional models of spycraft seek to inform decision-making based on predictive analysis, but this is no longer effective in today’s environment. By nature, closed and authoritarian regimes, such as Russia and China, have an easier job of spying on their more progressive and open adversaries — the United States […]

On June 9, President Trump released the “Memorandum on Safeguarding U.S. Interests in the Arctic and Antarctic Regions.” The Memorandum flew mostly under the radar, yet it is indicative of increased U.S. interest in the polar regions and a response to the adverse power balance in the Arctic. The Arctic consists of the Arctic Ocean […]