Taiwan, under the guns
The most powerful Communist regime ever threatens its democratic neighbor
Ukrainians
Why Ukraine’s Kursk incursion may be a game-changer for Putin
Ukraine has launched a major military operation to stab, grab and hold territory inside Russia. The move is historic, marking the first time since World War II that the armed forces of a sovereign country...
Op-eds
Germany detains Hezbollah supporter acquiring drone engines
Reports indicate that the Lebanese individual was buying the UAV parts for future attacks on Israel.
Op-eds
OPCW Visits Ukraine After Accusations of Russian Chemical Weapons Use
The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) visited Ukraine last week to deliver critical chemical weapons detection equipment and training. The visit — following accusations by Kyiv...
Policy Briefs
Chinese and Russian Influence Operations Threaten Safety of Jewish and Ukrainian Students
Russia, China, and Iran are waging information wars against Western countries, particularly at universities, and it’s Ukrainian and Jewish students who are paying the price.
Op-eds
The cries of Byai Phu
Everyone, it seems, has heard of Rafah, but few people know about what is happening in Burma, the East Asian country renamed “Myanmar” following a military coup in 1989.
Op-eds
Biden’s substitute for victory
At best, it’s a frozen conflict
Op-eds
America needs to lead in drone warfare
When Russian tanks invaded and cruise missiles and drones rained down, Ukrainians responded with grit, a highly motivated fighting force, and their own waves of drones. This nation of 38 million people has stood firm against one of the world’s largest militaries, in part by using drones as an invaluable force multiplier...
Op-eds
Ukrainian Parliament Passes Mobilization Bill But Punts on Demobilization
A long-delayed bill on mobilization passed its second and final reading by the Ukrainian parliament on Tuesday. Although Kyiv punted on the contentious issue of demobilizing troops currently...
Op-eds
U.S. Sends Ukraine Weapons Seized En Route from Iran to Yemen
America transferred to Ukraine thousands of Iranian weapons that were seized enroute to Yemen by U.S. naval forces and partner nations, U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) reported on...
Flash Briefs
Putin’s defeat in Ukraine
That should be the goal of liberals and conservatives alike
Op-eds
Ukraine Can Win — Here’s How
Ten years into Russia’s long war against Ukraine, far too many Americans are falling prey to a destructive idea. They needlessly believe that Ukraine’s defeat is unavoidable. These Americans have lost...
Op-eds
Supporting America’s Allies Puts America First
There’s plenty for MAGA Republicans to like in recent Senate-passed legislation to aid Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan.
Op-eds
Murder in the Gulag
Alexei Navalny, Vladimir Putin’s only serious rival, has been eliminated
Op-eds
Russia’s worrisome invite to Hamas, PIJ and its implications
Russia has invited Palestinian groups to Moscow, which could bring together Hamas, the Palestinian Authority, and other terrorist groups
Op-eds
Why the EU Could Sanction Tucker Carlson
He won’t be banned from Europe, but Europe might be better off if he were.
Op-eds
Iranian media lifts veil on Iran’s kamikaze drone program
The essence of these drones is that the drone itself is a warhead, so it flies into a target like a cruise missile.
Op-eds
Here’s how to help solve Ukraine’s drone shortage problem
Drones and other unmanned systems are a “central driver” of the Russia-Ukraine war, Kyiv’s top general observed in an op-ed published this month. In terms of battlefield innovation, Ukraine’s...
Op-eds
No better enemy
America empowers its adversaries
Op-eds
The blood libel at The Hague
Anti-Israeli genocidaires accuse Israelis of genocide