The US Army Just Got New Sentinel A4 Radars—and Will…
Lockheed Martin has indicated that it will soon move from “low-rate initial production” to…
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The Drone Dock Blind Spot
By banning drones but not drone docks, Washington risks trading one Chinese dependency for another…
Sudan’s Civil War Is a Regional Security Stress Test
The conflict in Sudan now resembles more of a proxy war than a civil war. Sudan’s civil war has…
Taiwan Is Getting Its Last M1A2T Abrams Tanks from…
Taiwan has ordered a total of 108 of the upgraded tanks from the United States. The vehicles are…
In the US-Iran Standoff, Oman’s Mediation Matters More…
Muscat’s facilitation of talks has helped the region more than once. Now Oman must act quickly to…
Will Yesterday’s Iran Drone Shootdown Lead to War?…
On Tuesday, the US Navy shot down an Iranian drone allegedly on its way to attack the USS Abraham…
South Korea’s F-15K “Slam Eagle” Fighter Jets Are…
The upgrade package for South Korea’s F-15K fighters—altogether worth nearly $3 billion—is expected…
How the UAE’s Maritime Infrastructure Protects Red Sea…
The UAE’s maritime infrastructure in the Gulf of Aden and the Red Sea has reduced volatility risks…
Why Are US Navy Pilots Flying the F-35A Fighter?
The F-35A is the US Air Force’s variant of the Joint Strike Fighter—yet is broadly similar to the…
The Ghosts of Neocons Past: Stabilization and…
The Middle East conflicts that the administration thought it had resolved are still simmering, and…
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