Germany’s €80B Rearmament Plan Sidelines US Weapons
Germany approved more than $17 billion in U.S. foreign military sales, peaking at $13.9 billion in 2023 amid heightened demand…
The Doha Summit: A New Era in Regional Security?
The joint response following Israel’s attack on Qatar indicates that a new security architecture is emerging in the Middle East.
Russia’s War Games with Belarus Escalate Tensions
Military analysts warn that Oreshnik’s warheads forward deployment in Belarus effectively restores a Cold War-style “nuclear fortress” on NATO’s doorstep.
The Great Power Struggle and Espionage: Distrust Between Australia and China?
China’s efforts to expand its influence to the point where it could target even civilian areas confirm the threat perception…
Israel’s Deadly Strike on Qatar Sparks Global Outcry
Switzerland’s Foreign Ministry condemned the Israeli assault as “a clear and unacceptable violation of Qatar’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.”
A New Era in Lebanon: The Disarmament of Hezbollah
Hezbollah’s weapons represent an ‘identity’ for the Shiites and that they will not give up the group, which has been…
United States, Mexico Vow Cooperation as Controversial Strike Raises Tensions
Mexico has intensified its efforts to curb illegal crossings, drug trafficking, and arms smuggling, deploying thousands of troops along its…
From Tel Aviv to Tehran and Beyond: The Birth of a Global War Laboratory?
Iran’s BeiDou integration and its use of cyber warfare and drones for deterrence serve as an example that reinforces the…
On Wars: Turkey’s Electronic Warfare Capability
Turkey has a broad portfolio of electronic warfare solutions for individual soldiers and infantry systems.
Act II of the New World Disorder: American Neo-Hegemonism
American foreign policy after 2025 has produced a fivefold rupture that has fundamentally transformed the international system.
The New Morphology of National Security: Trucks, Drones, and Hybrid Warfare
Trucks, trailers, cargo-handling systems, and logistics software have become hybrid platforms capable of carrying not only goods but also intelligence,…
What is Trump’s Regional Strategy in the Israel-Iran Crisis?
The U.S. approach to the Iran-Israel war is a direct reflection of Trump’s ‘Peace Through Strength’ principle, which he adopted…
Trump Shock Pushes Japan Toward Rethinking Nuclear Taboo
Japan faces formidable political and cultural obstacles before it could even consider acquiring nuclear weapons.
The Hague Summit: New NATO, New Cold War?
Although Western European countries in particular voiced their objections to increasing defense spending from 2% to 5% of GDP, Trump’s…
Russia Deepens Ties with Sahel Countries in Military Talks
Russia’s military footprint in Africa has grown significantly in recent years, often through the deployment of private security contractors, including…
Russia’s Independence in Drone Manufacturing Sparks Friction with Iran
The Alabuga plant stands as a symbol of both Russia’s industrial resilience under sanctions and the transactional nature of its…
July 15 Revisited: Institutional Fragility, Public Defiance, and Political Leadership
On July 15, 2016, Turkey experienced an attempted military coup that seemed, by all conventional measures, destined for success. And…
How the Tulgar Helmet Will Enhance Turkey’s Defense Capabilities
The development of ASELSAN’s Tulgar helmet marks a remarkable advancement for Turkey’s defense technology and promises to increase the country’s…
