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…)
Japan’s 2015 defense report placed unusual emphasis on China’s rapid development of large-scale oil drilling platforms just on the Chinese side of the maritime border between China and Japan. (more…)
After the final Iran nuclear agreement was concluded, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was quick to say Israel was not “bound” by the deal and would not forfeit its (more…)
Islamic State of Iraq and Levant (ISIL) and Al Qaida quickly shifted their ways of communicating online and turned to more sophisticated encryption methods after Edward Snowden’s disclosures on (more…)
As it enters the home stretch of nuclear negotiations with world powers, Iran has unveiled a new indigenous long-range radar system. Brig. Gen. Farzad Esmaili, commander of the Islamic (more…)
Russian President Vladimir Putin has confirmed that he will attend China’s planned WWII victory parade scheduled for Sept. 3, the day Japan officially signed the surrender documents. He announced (more…)
The Pentagon is constructing a defense network that would protect U.S. cities from Russian cruise missile attacks. Officials say the network will include radars, National Guard F-16 fighter jets, (more…)
By Jack Caravelli Only this month did the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) admit that in April the final phase of a massive breach of its confidential files occurred (more…)
Leaders of the Iran-backed Hizbullah say it is successfully “killing terrorists and protecting Lebanon” while the United States does neither. “It seems the U.S. administration does not really want (more…)
