From the covert to the overt, the Kremlin’s Expeditionary Corps is taking over Wagner’s global operations.

Maritime Cooperative Activity naval exercises are rapidly evolving into a platform for regional powers to mutually support each other and bolster international maritime law.

Will recently announced joint naval patrols between the United States, Japan, and the Philippines blunt Beijing’s gray zone tactics in the South China Sea?

The overriding use case is to strike at deeper targets in Iran, risking further escalations that would put US interests at risk.

New retail, manufacturing, and industrial data suggest a tentative recovery for China’s economy, however real estate remains a concern.

Tokyo is taking another step away from its post-WWII pacifist tradition and toward greater defense industry integration with key partners.

Will the Tinubu reforms accomplish their goal of luring foreign investors back into Nigerian oil, or will rule of law concerns keep them away?

The British, Germans, and Portuguese – all have relinquished their former colonies in China. Now only Russia remains, but for how long?

From conflict to catastrophe, the world's largest hunger crisis looms in Sudan.

Although Iran’s UAV programs are not new, the international and regional threat from them continues to evolve at an unprecedented rate.