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India may be the first foreign nation to buy Russia’s S-500 anti-aircraft missile, according to Russian media. But will India risk U.S. sanctions by...
Unlike American high schools overseas which the Department of Defense runs or over which the State Department has a loose affiliation, any enterprising businessman...
Putin’s Hybrid War along NATO’s Eastern Flank: In an April 2014 interview with Russian media at a time when the war in Eastern Ukraine...
Even as US President Joe Biden has prioritized repairing the United States’ relationships with European allies and rebuilding trust, 2021 has been an unsettling...
In 2014 NATO members agreed to individually spend no less than two percent of their GDP on defense. Although this two percent target was...
Azerbaijan, like Turkey before it, coasts on a reputation it no longer deserves. While Azerbaijan cultivates an image of moderation and as a Western-leaning...
UN Secretary-General António Guterres often laments limits to the UN’s authority. In the United States especially, many politicians often roll their eyes at UN...
Last month marked the 26th anniversary of the Dayton Accords, a monumental and controversial peace agreement that ended one of the most violent wars...
In an attempt to get Washington and Beijing back to cordiality, President Joe Biden and President Xi Jinping recently met (virtually) for over three...
On September 27, NATO members France and Greece announced a bilateral defense agreement that includes “an explicit and unequivocal military assistance clause […] in...