International Security

A Russian inspector satellite crept within tens of meters of a U.S.-registered ICEYE radar satellite linked to Ukraine. Why this rendezvous changes space.

Iran is reinforcing sensitive sites as renewed U.S. strikes remain possible. The key risk may be regional retaliation, not a direct contest of air power.

Russian captives near Lyman describe shortages, untreated wounds and failed rotations, while Ukrainian medics explain the battlefield, legal and exchange stakes of their care.

Russia’s jet-powered Geran-5 is testing Ukraine’s air defenses with greater speed and range. Its impact may hinge on production, interceptors and adaptation.

Five men were arrested near RAF Fairford, but evidence has yet to establish whether Iran was involved in the suspected bomb plot.

As Western intelligence grants Kyiv a decisive terrestrial edge, Moscow is escalating the conflict into the exosphere. We analyze Russia's development of a nuclear-armed anti-satellite system in low Earth orbit, an asymmetric threat designed to blind NATO forces and rewrite the rules of deterrence.

President Donald Trump announced a sudden two-week pause in military strikes against Iran, temporarily pulling global energy markets back from the brink.

Relying strictly on verified intelligence, we analyze Iran's rapidly expanding ballistic missile program. From the Fateh-110 to the Zolfaghar, discover how Tehran's aerospace advancements and proliferation to Russia are fundamentally altering European security and redefining modern strike capabilities.

Trading Ukrainian land for peace only feeds Russian imperialism. True stability requires the decolonization of the Russian Federation and the recognition of its constituent republics.

A catastrophic failure of Russia’s flagship RS-28 Sarmat missile reveals more than a technical glitch; it exposes the deep industrial atrophy crippling Moscow’s nuclear modernization.

Beyond simple arms sales, Russia is building a deeply integrated military-industrial complex with Iran and North Korea. This analysis explores the standardization of weaponry, technology transfers, and the long-term threat of this authoritarian 'defense common market' to global non-proliferation regimes.