Red Sea
Beijing Is Transforming Its Commercial Footprint Into a Consequential Intelligence and Military Architecture
Advanced Fighter Jets Offer No Immediate Answer to Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea Crisis.
Iranian and Allied Expertise Underpins the Houthis’ Expanding Military Reach
Baghdad Says the Drones Flew From Maysan. Thermal Data and a Post-Attack Optical Frame Put the Damage on a 110-Kilometer Stretch Southeast of Medina, 1,100 Kilometers Away.
The U.S. Should Establish a Security Partnership with Tihami Forces and Local Communities Along the Tihama Coast
Asmara Employs a Highly Militarized Conception of Regional Security and Regularly Projects Force Beyond Its Borders
The Geopolitical Environment Surrounding the Red Sea and the Horn of Africa Has Undergone a Profound Transformation
The Search for Alternative Mideast Routes Exposes How the Vulnerabilities of a Disrupted Flow of Goods Can Rattle International Economies and Financial Markets
While Gaza, Lebanon, and the Gulf Get All the Attention, a Quieter Iranian Move Is Unfolding Across the Red Sea
The Objective Is Not Control of the Red Sea, but to Disrupt Shipping and Create Economic Pressure That Grants the Houthis Influence