America’s authoritarian adversaries are growing bolder as they expedite and increase their security cooperation. The Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) released the 2025 Worldwide Threat Assessment (WWTA)...
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa landed in Washington Monday with blood on his hands — at least that’s how many Americans see it. Ramaphosa’s treatment of white farmers in...
Vladimir Putin’s interests align with those of Xi Jinping
South Africa’s ruling party is trying to have its biltong and eat it too. African National Congress (ANC) leaders have indicated a desire to repair relations with the United States but continue cozying...
Turkey Between East and West
South Africa is on a collision course with President Donald Trump. On February 17, Pretoria’s minister of mineral and petroleum resources, Gwede Mantashe, signaled his government’s openness to nuclear...
Hours after President Donald Trump revealed plans to ask Egypt to enable Palestinian refugees looking to escape the war to enter the Sinai Peninsula from Gaza, Cairo’s Foreign Ministry issued a...
Having lost it's Syrian ally in the former Assad regime, Russia is shifting forces from Syria to other places.
Vladimir Putin’s regime is readying a new bag of diplomatic tricks for the second Trump administration, as the Kremlin angles to lure Trump’s incoming national-security team into helping...
Iran is pushing several narratives via state media, including blaming US and Israel for toppling Assad regime, and turning to Russia and other countries.
Up until several days ago, the Syrian regime believed its backers in Moscow and Tehran could keep it safe.
Israeli military technology has showcased its effectiveness during more than a year of conflict, and other countries have taken notice. On November 14, Greek officials revealed that Athens was seeking...
The regime has appeared to shift gears, at least in rhetoric, since the US election on November 5.
With Trump returning to office, Iran is likely concerned it could be under “maximum pressure” again with the using sanctions and other methods to cut off Tehran’s economy.
The talks with Central Asian states come after a recent BRICS meeting that Iran attended.
A new version of the defunct Warsaw Pact is emerging in front of our eyes. With Russia and China as its two major driving forces, joined by regional powers such as North Korea and Iran, that brings with it its proxy terror organizations.
Iran wants to increase the accuracy of its range and the overall number of its ballistic missiles.
Iran now feels it can launch ballistic missiles at Israel whenever it wants.
The ball is now back in Tehran's court - if Iran is not deterred, further escalation may occur.
It is essential Western leaders remind Moscow’s allies that the model Russia upholds leads to poverty and horror, not prosperity