Houthi Attacks and Saudi Arabia’s Security Dilemma
Bringing maritime traffic in the Red Sea under Houthi control was intended to exert pressure not only on Saudi Arabia but also on global actors.
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Will Trump’s Private Army Break the Status Quo?
If the Democrats take a more rational approach to ICE violence and build their opposition around parameters such as the…
Dutch Minister: F-35 Software Could be “Cracked Like an iPhone”
Tuinman said the Netherlands is working closely with Norway and soon with Poland to reduce Europe’s dependence on U.S.-controlled F-35…
Turkey’s Vision for Stability and the Construction of a Multi-Dimensional Regional Alliance
Cooperation initiatives between countries such as Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan have the potential to foster closer interaction, both in…
Europe Rebuts U.S. Rhetoric on “Civilizational Erasure”
Tensions flared after a U.S. national security strategy released in December warned that European migration trends and political choices could…
Techno-Politics is in Iran: What Does the Starlink Paradox Teach us?
Iran is not shutting down Starlink entirely but rather employing localized, area-based, energy-intensive methods that significantly weaken connectivity in specific…
Kandil’s Blindness is Driving the YPG Towards the Abyss
Turkey’s strong military presence along its borders, its close cooperation with the US on integrating the YPG into Damascus and…
International Crisis: Rare Earth Elements in Greenland
Greenland is home to significant REEs reserves and is located in a region that is both geographically close and politically…
The Real Threat to Iran
Iran’s real threat does not come from foreign powers, but rather from the Iranian people themselves.
Ethiopia Hosts Covert Camp Training Sudan’s RSF Fighters
Sudan’s military has long accused Abu Dhabi of arming and funding the RSF, allegations that U.N. experts and some U.S.…
Honey Trap: The Global-Wide Sexpionage Behind the Epstein Files
Sexpionage doesn’t require flags, uniforms, or formal intelligence bureaucracies.
Australia, Indonesia Sign Security Deal in ‘Watershed Moment’
Australia and Indonesia signed a landmark security agreement on Friday, deepening defense cooperation.
FBI Informant Claimed Epstein Was Israeli Spy, Document Shows
The informant further alleged that Epstein had a close personal relationship with former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak and claimed…
Why Greenland and Venezuela Are Really about AI
Venezuela appears to be a classic oil story. However, this is not just about fossil fuels in the traditional sense…
Trump Administration to Present Sudan Peace Plan to ‘Board of Peace’
Boulos described the Board of Peace as a smaller, highly engaged group that is eager to support conflict resolution efforts…
Trump Cuts India Tariffs to 18% as New Delhi Ends Russian Oil Buys
Trump said the agreement followed a call with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and would see India replace Russian oil…
ICE Agents Spark Outrage in Italy Ahead of Winter Olympics
U.S. officials moved quickly to clarify ICE’s role at the Winter Olympic Games, stressing that the agency would not carry…
US/Iran Showdown: Türkiye and Saudi Arabia Can Save The Day
Iran should be willing to discuss all proxies and address its neighbors’ security concerns.
Rafah Crossing Reopens for Limited Travel as Israeli Violations Continue
Egypt has repeatedly warned against any attempt to use the crossing to forcibly displace Palestinians, insisting it must function as…
