Caleb Larson is an American multiformat journalist based in Berlin, Germany. His work covers the intersection of conflict and society, focusing on American foreign policy and European security. He has reported from Germany, Russia, and the United States. Most recently, he covered the war in Ukraine, reporting extensively on the war's shifting battle lines from Donbas and writing on the war's civilian and humanitarian toll. Previously, he worked as a Defense Reporter for POLITICO Europe. You can follow his latest work on X.
A CSIS report finds American air defense stocks at dangerously low levels, with deliveries outpaced by expenditure. Officials fear Putin and Xi are factoring...
Zelensky told Sky News that Ukrainian intelligence expects Russia to draft between three hundred thousand and half a million troops, announced quietly after September's...
North Korea and Russia are finishing their first-ever road bridge, officially economic but believed to be a covert military supply route—trucks are far harder...
Ukrainian strikes have knocked out roughly two-fifths of Russia's oil-refining capacity, forcing one of the world's top energy exporters to import fuel from India...
With the Saudi-Houthi truce shattered, the blockade serves the rebels' own ambitions as much as Iran's: Yemen's oil lies in government-held territory, so revenue...
A B-1B Lancer flew from a British airbase back into combat against Iran, Axios reported — unmentioned in CENTCOM's updates. Central Command says Hormuz...