NATO announced it will cut the number of planes patrolling around the Balitc Sea by half beginning in September even as Russian aircraft continue provocations in the area, reports (more…)
By Jack Caravelli Citing an estimate by the Russian Interior Ministry, the nation’s federal law enforcement arm, the pro-government newspaper Izvestiya claims the average bribe this year in Russia (more…)
The recently completed nuclear deal marks a U.S. pivot to Iran and away from its traditional Middle East allies, former Israel Defense Forces attache to Washington Amos Yadlin said. (more…)
France has denied Russia’s claim that a compensation package for the non-delivery of two French Mistral warships has been reached. SUBSCRIBE l LOGIN (more…)
By Jack Caravelli One of Europe’s most experienced and insightful diplomats visited Washington this week and shared concerns about the unmonitored traffic of nuclear material in the Black Sea (more…)
Stung by the death last month of 30 Britons among 38 murdered while on holiday at a beach resort in Sousse, Tunisia at the hands of Islamic extremists, British (more…)
Military personnel are at heightened risk of having their personal information exposed or exploited after the hacking of the Office of Personnel Management (OPM). SUBSCRIBE l LOGIN (more…)
By Jack Caravelli Gen. Joseph Dunford, testifying at the confirmation hearing that almost certainly will lead to his Senate approval as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, describes (more…)