By Jack Caravelli Russia and China this spring signed a major bilateral agreement on cyber cooperation that reveals much about their joint strategy for using information technology for political (more…)
The Tianjin explosions have become an international mystery, as the Chinese government appears unable to answer even the most basic questions about the tragedy. SUBSCRIBE l LOGIN (more…)
Russia has sent two of its warships to Iran for a series of naval exercises with the Islamic Republic. The Russian ships docked in Iran’s Anzali port on Aug. (more…)
Coincidental with the July 14 signing with major international powers the controversial Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) to regulate Iran’s nuclear activities, commercial satellite imagery reveals that Iran (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…)
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…)
