Tirpitz’ “risk-fleet theory” was a debacle for Imperial Germany. But it could work for China—now playing the role of the United States during its turn-of-the-century rise to hemispheric eminence.

ULTRA’s testing process notably involved iterative “break and fix” cycles to refine the system, underscoring the Army’s commitment to practical innovation.

Under British nuclear doctrine, the United Kingdom would only consider firing a nuclear weapon in self-defense—a policy that would not appear to include Ukraine.

Anadolu Robotik unveiled the Arida-M at the SAHA EXPO 2024 in Istanbul, marking a milestone in Turkish unmanned naval technology.

Although the SSN(X) series will elevate US naval capabilities, the Virginia submarines should not be discounted.

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Before refugees return, Syria’s new government needs a plan backed by robust international funding, monitoring, and political ...

Without imposing conditions on Israeli behavior in Gaza Washington risks stoking terrorism and entangling itself in another ...

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Even after the atomic bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, it was not universally expected that Japan would ...

In the realm of modern military technology, the DF-100 supersonic missile is one of China’s most formidable advancements. The ...

The recent Alaska energy deal marks an interesting shift in Taiwanese outreach to acquire LNG and improve its energy security ...