Russian Nuclear Exercise a Reminder That Nuclear Deterrence Isn’t Relic of Past
Moscow announced Friday it would begin massive nuclear drills over the weekend that will entail practice launches of its intercontinental ballistic missiles and cruise missiles.
China’s Grey Zone Tactics Amount to Far More Than Just Laser Games
A Chinese warship’s use of a laser on an Australiansurveillance plane was no accident but purposeful aggression.
Just after lunchtime Thursday 17 February, China for the first time undertook gre
Many are comparing the events unfolding in Ukraine with those at Munich 84 years ago. Indeed, if history isn’t quite repeating, it’s certainly rhyming. Russian President Vladimir Putin is
Putin waves nuclear sword in confrontation with the West
WARSAW, Poland (AP) — It has been a long time since the threat of using nuclear weapons has been brandished so openly by a world leader, but Vladimir Putin has just done it, warning in a speech that he has the weapons available if anyone dares to use military means to try to stop Russia's takeover of Ukraine.
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Putin’s Aggressive War in Ukraine Puts Russia at Risk to Lose Far More Than Moscow Did in 1991
The outcome of the broader war Vladimir Putin has launched in Ukraine on February 24 is far from clear; but one thing is obvious: every victory the Kremlin leader may achieve on the ground sets the stage for the collapse not only of his new empire but of the Russian Federation as well (see EDM, February 8). The reason for …
Why Putin's playbook can't be stopped: Russian-born US intel expert
Russian-born U.S. intel expert Rebekah Koffler joined 'Fox & Friends First' to discuss the latest on the crisis and what Putin's next move might be. #FoxNews
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North Korea Turns to Crypto Theft to Fund Weapons Programs
Pyongyang’s hackers are exploiting a major loophole in cryptocurrency exchange regulations to steal millions of dollars to fund its nuclear weapons and missile programs
Russia on the Brink of Full Invasion, TikToks and Satellite Images Show | WSJ Video Investigation - YouTube
Russian troops and military equipment have moved out of large visible garrisons in Russia, a WSJ video investigation reveals, and dispersed into smaller harder-to-track units, along the northeastern border of Ukraine. Photo illustration: Ryan Trefes
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If We Are Serious About Russia, We Must Prepare for Pain
Russia’s three-month-long buildup of military forces along Ukraine’s borders culminated in a flurry of activity over the weekend that revealed the full scope of Vladimir Putin’s intentions. For all the
Facing the Inevitable: Preparing for the Next War Requires Changing Paradigms
Professor Cai is one among several voices asserting the world's two preeminent powers are on a collision course. Whether the analytical framework predicting this inevitable fight is geographic, diplomatic, or economic, the United States is faced with its own geo-strategic version of Pascal's wager. Given revelations of recent PRC weapons development, preparing for the next war would seem to be the winning bet.
Netanyahu urges US Jews to fight Iran deal or risk nuke threat on NY, LA
Former PM lambastes nascent deal being negotiated in Vienna, claiming it only delays Iran by a few years while giving regime's nukes a 'kosher seal of approval'
How Russia's invasion of Ukraine is playing out in Taiwan amid China threat
Only about 7 percent of those responding to a recent poll said that they felt China was highly likely to take advantage of the Ukraine crisis in order to launch an attack on Taiwan.
China, not North Korea, driving major South Korean support for nukes: Poll | NK News
Most South Koreans support their country going nuclear, but not necessarily to deter North Korean threats, a new poll released Tuesday shows. The Chicago Council on Global Affairs found that 71% of South Koreans support an indigenous nuclear weapons program, and strongly prefer a domestic program compared to stationing U.S. nuclear weapons in their country. […]
Britain warns of cyberattacks as Russia-Ukraine crisis escalates
Britain warned of potential cyberattacks with "international consequences" on Tuesday after Russian President Vladimir Puitin ordered troops to two breakaway regions in eastern Ukraine.
The White House is calling Russia's military movements an invasion of Ukraine
President Biden will deliver a speech addressing the Ukraine crisis at 1 p.m. ET, the White House said, after Russia's president signed a decree recognizing two breakaway republics.