Security & Conflict

Laissez-Faire AI in Global Defense Needs a Reality Check

Today, AI is playing a momentous role in defense and is being used in a gamut of applications across different domains. From enhancing situational...

Cyberwar Has Reached the Families of American Troops

The reported Handala leak should not be dismissed as another routine cyber incident. It is a sign that hostile actors now see personal information...

The U.S.-China Intelligence War and 2026 Forecast

In 2026, the intelligence conflict between the United States and China shifted from clandestine operations to an unprecedentedly open and technological confrontation, with Washington...

Egypt’s Role in China’s Military Silk Road: UAE Bases and Joint Strategy

China is encouraging an Egyptian military presence in the UAE by May 2026 to protect the UAE's strategic interests as a (regional alternative to...

The Myth of Easy Escalation Between Nuclear Powers

For years, strategic analysts in South Asia and beyond have spoken with growing confidence about the possibility of “limited war” between nuclear powers. The...

What Happens Next for ISIS Linked Families in Australia? Inside the Country’s De Radicalisation Programs

Australia has repatriated four women and nine children linked to the Islamic State group from detention camps in Syria, reigniting debate over national security,...

When Germany Leads the Rise of the European Union’s Defense

A major change is underway in Europe. Germany, which for seventy years took a passive and cautious approach to military matters due to the...

Egyptian military bases: a strategic linchpin for China’s interests in the Eastern Med and Red Sea

Chinese military and intelligence analyses for 2025 and 2026 indicate that China views the expansion of the Egyptian Armed Forces in establishing numerous naval...

America’s $25 Billion Iran War Bill: Why Taxpayers Should Be Alarmed

The Pentagon’s admission that the United States has already spent about $25 billion on the war with Iran should land like a warning flare...

Beyond the US Alliance: Why Japan and Canada Are South Korea’s Top Security Partners

In an era of overlapping crises, South Korea’s security environment is no longer defined by either a single enemy or a theater. Instead, it...

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