Venezuela confirms the agreement covers seventeen fields over at least twenty-five years. The contracts are not public, analysts are questioning what control means, and...
Shay Bottomley reports that U.S. forces struck IRGC missile launchers on Larak Island, the first military action against Iran since late July, examines the...
David Kirichenko reports from Kyiv on the winter ahead: interceptor stocks nearly gone, an American production license the manufacturers have not acted on, residents...
Jack Buckby examines why Moscow may see an opening: intelligence assessments that Washington looks weakened by the Iran war, a Pentagon interceptor shortage described...
Jack Buckby examines New York Times reporting on Ukraine's idled Western tanks, the crews retraining as drone operators, Russia's experimental tank shield and its...
Jack Buckby analyzes Washington's pivot from strikes to economic warfare against Iran, the new sanctions operation aimed at isolating Tehran, Beijing's blunt refusal to...
A former British diplomat points to the Blitz: bombing civilians has historically stiffened resistance rather than broken it. He also warns about the durability...
Unlike the shortage that ran from May to July, this one has reached the Moscow region. Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan buy their processed fuel...
Reuben F. Johnson argues Putin's remaining strategy is to out-suffer Ukraine: the economist fired for saying Russia is falling behind, ISW data showing stalled...