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Dying by the Sword: The Militarization of US Foreign Policy – Book Review

The book Dying by the Sword: The Militarization of US Foreign Policy by Monica Duffy Toft and Sidita Kushi is a historical account of...

Be Watchful: The Coming World War Will Likely Start Small

We are now, once again, living in the preliminary phase of an international confrontation that will rapidly evolve into a world war, if nuclear...

Weapon Supplies from China, Russia, Turkey, and United Arab Emirates Fuelling Sudanese War

In the latest Amnesty International's report titled, "New Weapons Fuelling the Sudan Conflict" released on July 24, indicated that new weapons supplied by China,...

Possibilities for Trilateral Alliance Between China, Russia and North Korea

Authors: Mariyam Shajil and Dr. Karamala Areesh Kumar* China, Russia and North Korea (DPRK) have several common characteristics that contribute to the possibility of a...

Ukraine: a few takeaways for both the Defense industry and government procurement agencies

Drones, loitering munitions, highly mobile artillery units… The ongoing conflict in Ukraine has emerged as a pivotal case study in modern warfare, yielding critical...

The Evolution of Nuclear Weapons: From Battlefield Tools to Political Instruments

For over 70 years, nuclear weapons have been an integral part of our world, evolving into a modern-day phenomenon reflected in art, literature, and film...

The U.S. Space Force: Pioneering America’s Military Dominance in the Final Frontier

The establishment of the U.S. Space Force represents a pivotal moment in military history, underscoring the growing significance of space in modern warfare and...

A New Chapter in the South China Sea Dispute

Amid tensions between China and the Philippines in the South China Sea, a new chapter has emerged in the region following the defense pact...

Joint Chinese-Russian naval exercises: The background

On Sunday, July 14, 2024, the Chinese and Russian naval forces carried out joint exercises in a military port in southern China, specifically in...

Is U.S. Foreign Policy a Prisoner of History?

Trapped in a time-worn narrative, the United States is a nation haunted by the echoes of its 20th-century historical preeminence. Nowhere in Washington can...

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Pentagon NATO Review Sets Out US Troop Options for Europe

Pentagon Sets November Deadline for Troop Options A Pentagon review...

Understanding the CKU Railway: Kyrgyzstan Beyond the Debt Trap Narrative

The China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan Railways has been in the spotlight recently....

Washington’s Divisions Over the Iran War: Victory or Exit?

The Iran war has entered a stage for Washington...
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