When does a warship tooling around in hotly disputed waters really matter?
An obscure law would make economic policy a matter of national security.
The Islamic State’s fall would prove to be as quick as its rise.
The country has been getting closer to Azerbaijan in recent months.
Under what scenarios would a country like North Korea launch a high-altitude electromagnetic pulse attack?
A new gas reserve in the Eastern Mediterranean sparks friction.
Peripheral to the crisis on the Korean Peninsula, Japan is slowly building up military capabilities.
With Russia and Turkey distracted, the time is right for the EU to move in.
Under the weight of government pressure, the cartels have fragmented but not broken.
Iran is attempting to take control of Syria. Israel can’t let that happen.
While the regime was able to put down the unrest, it has been unable to address its underlying causes.
The countries are ready to find solutions to internal problems without Moscow’s help.
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