Why the Future Belongs to the Submarine
In his 2020 book Never a Dull Moment, former Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) aviator George E. Plawski tells us that HMCS Bonaventure, Canada’s last aircraft
Australia’s international counter-terrorism efforts need reinvigorating
Australia’s international engagement on terrorism has diminished markedly since counter-terrorism successes in neighbouring Indonesia and the Philippines, Australia’s withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021, the winding
South Korea’s impressive force of cruise and ballistic missiles
South Korea’s force of indigenously developed ballistic and cruise missiles may be the most underappreciated set of weaponry in Asia. With little publicity, this strike-missile
Donald Trump’s China Rhetoric Has Changed. The Epoch Times’ Support For Him Has Not.
The Epoch Times has been in the news a lot lately. In June, the news organization’s CFO, Weidong Guan, was charged with laundering $67 million though company
North Korea’s Kim attends test-firing of new rocket launcher
North Korea test-fired a 240mm multiple rocket launcher with a new “guiding system,” state media Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) reported on Wednesday. The system
Pacific Island leaders endorse regional policing plan
Pacific Island leaders agreed to a regional policing plan Wednesday, said Australia. The plan was agreed upon during a meeting of Pacific Islands leaders in
First rioter to breach US Capitol on January 6 sentenced
A Kentucky man who was the first to breach the US Capitol during a mob attack on January 6 has been sentenced to more than
Israeli army launches major operation in West Bank
The Israeli military carried out raids across the occupied West Bank on Wednesday in what Foreign Minister Israel Katz said was a bid “to dismantle Iranian-Islamic terror infrastructures”
Chief Details Shifting Special Ops Emphasis; Progress on Preventing Civilian Casualties
But the old threats have not gone away, and special operators still need the expertise they displayed in the counterinsurgency fight, Maier told the Defense
China and U.S. discuss plans for ‘leader-level call’
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and U.S. national security adviser Jake Sullivan on Wednesday discusseda possible “leader-level call” in the coming weeks, according to the