Coast Guard Relieves Alaska Cutter Commander
The U.S. Coast Guard has relieved the commanding officer of an Alaska-based cutter, according to a report published by Military...
Month: March 2026
Opening the Strait of Hormuz Is No Simple Task
A proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz through what some observers have described as a “simple maneuver” is far...
Iran Rejects Trump-Linked Ceasefire Proposal
Iran has rejected a proposed ceasefire framework associated with former U.S. President Donald Trump, underscoring the continuing impasse between Tehran...
US-UK Boost Alliance Against Underwater Drones
The United States and the United Kingdom are deepening cooperation to counter the growing threat posed by underwater drones, according...
Trump Signals Pause on Iran Energy Strikes
Former President Donald Trump said the United States would pause strikes targeting Iran’s energy infrastructure, signaling a potential shift in...
Is the World Splitting Into Spheres of Influence
An emerging debate in foreign policy circles concerns whether the world is drifting toward a new era of great-power spheres...
Army Laser Program Stumbles on Battlefield Reality
The U.S. Army’s decision to move away from one of its most ambitious directed-energy programs underscores the persistent gap between...
Poland Weighs Entry Into GCAP Fighter Program
Poland is assessing the potential strategic and industrial advantages of joining the Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP), a multinational effort...
Mall Industry Titan David Simon Dies at 64
David Simon, the influential chief executive who helped define the modern American shopping mall industry, has died at the age...
Analysis points to US Patriot in Bahrain blast
An interceptor missile involved in a recent explosion in Bahrain was likely operated by U.S. forces, according to a new...
