Military
President Emmanuel Macron’s Answer to the Wreckage of Françafrique Is a Pivot: Southward to Egypt and Eastward Into Anglophone Africa
The Only Open Question Is Whether the Transition Is Built or Improvised
Erdoğan’s Islamist Ambition Is Not Limited to West Asia; He Has Increasingly Made the Kashmiri Separatist Cause His Own
A New Report Examines How the United States and Israel Must Design the Successor Framework to U.S. Military Aid
How a Coordinated International Campaign Is Targeting the United Arab Emirates
The IDF Is Now Scrambling to Find Technological and Tactical Solutions to the Growing Hezbollah Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Threat
Restructuring the U.S.-Israel Defense Relationship for the Post-Aid Era
Real Authority in the Islamic Republic Lies with the Supreme Leader and Is Enforced Through Unelected Institutions
Despite Ceasefires Across Three Fronts, All Sides Are Preparing for Renewed Combat
Jerusalem Sees Belgrade as Its Most Dependable Partner Among the Former Yugoslav Republics
A Network of Citizens, Residents, and Cultivated Operatives Were Passing Targeting Intelligence to Tehran While Attacks on Bahrain Were Ongoing
The Choice Facing the U.S. Is to Intensify and Escalate the Pressure, or to Accept a Face-Saving Deal Likely to Leave the Regime’s Regional Project Intact
Hezbollah Chose to Join the Current Round of Fighting After Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei Was Killed
This Year the Silence Had to Reach Further than It Has Ever Reached Before
U.S. Africa Command Is Right to Choose Sirte as a Secondary Location
Ayta Ash Shab, Where the 162nd Division Hosted Journalists This Week, Was Once a Stronghold of Hezbollah’s Presence Along the Border
America and Israel Can Win This War on the Condition That They Understand It’s Not One Linear Movement
Iran’s Energy Weakness Could Become Its Strategic Breaking Point
It Is No Coincidence That the Small Nations of Eastern Europe Are More Pro-Israel than the Large, Decadent Nations of the West
The Problem Trump Will Face in Isolating Iran and Preventing Trade in Fuel and Weapons Will Not Be in the Persian Gulf, but Rather the Caspian Sea