Iran stops dismantling centrifuges under pressure from hardliners
Iran is no longer dismantling centrifuges at its Natanz and Fordow facilities after pledging to do so under terms of the nuclear agreement with world powers. (FULL STORY) (more…)
Iran is no longer dismantling centrifuges at its Natanz and Fordow facilities after pledging to do so under terms of the nuclear agreement with world powers. (FULL STORY) (more…)

Israel is asking the United States for more F-15s as compensation for the nuclear deal between Iran and world powers. (FULL STORY) (more…)
Officials in the United States defense community are worried that continued coziness between American technology majors and China are a threat to U.S. national security. (FULL STORY) (more…)

By Jack Caravelli Weeks after a summit visit to the United States which yielded limited progress in the bilateral relationship, Chinese President Xi Jinping is receiving lavish attention during (more…)
China’s massive military buildup includes key weaponry that was cloned from the arsenals of others countries, mainly the United States and Russia. (FULL STORY) (more…)

Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) states are looking to acquire the Israeli-developed Iron Dome anti-missile system. The GCC states are reportedly in negotiations to acquire the Iron Dome in response (more…)
The United States has approved the sale of the first littoral combat ships (LCS) to Saudi Arabia, a deal that could be worth up to $11.25 billion. (FULL STORY) (more…)
Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) will make available to South Korea the Front Engine Panther (FE Panther) version of its 67kg-class vertical take-off and landing drone. (FULL STORY) (more…)

By Jack Caravelli Personal communications devices, intended to be open and instant means of local and global communication, have instead become the frontline in the evolving war of ideas. (more…)