A war meant to bend Tehran now traps Washington The Iranian crisis now carries all the familiar features of recent Western wars: overwhelming technological superiority, deep-strike capabilities, enormous military spending and, at the same time, uncertain political results, sometimes opposite to the stated goals. The United States has…
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When foreign policy turns into sacred history What is taking shape in the United States is not a passing excess of rhetoric, nor the eccentric language of a few overexcited preachers. It is something far more serious: the gradual fusion of biblical literalism, nationalist politics and a vision…
The most important military fact is not that Iran struck Diego Garcia. It did not. The decisive fact is another: it showed that it can reach it, or at least place it within its operational horizon. Two ballistic missiles were launched toward the Anglo-American base in the Indian…
Glenn Diesen’s intervention at the United Nations as an indictment of the Western media system The War of Narratives and Diplomacy Made Impossible Glenn Diesen’s intervention at the United Nations as an indictment of the Western media system The intervention delivered by Glenn Diesen at the United Nations…
Tags:France, Africa, Emmanuel Macron, Senegal, Chad, Italy, Niger, Sahel, Russian influence, Chinese influence, Turkey, Mattei Plan, geopolitical shifts, military strategy, sovereignty, Western decline, African partnerships, defense policy, international relations, European Union.The African Debacle of Macron and Missed Opportunities for Italy Two centuries of French influence and military presence…
Escalation and Strategies: The Ethics and Goals Behind the Elimination of a Russian General in Moscow Russia-Ukraine conflict, escalation, law of armed conflict, military strategy, hybrid warfare, military ethics, Moscow, Ukraine, Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump, geopolitics, CBRN, psychological warfare, Western public opinion, support for Ukraine, retaliation, Russian resilience,…
China’s control of 65% of the global shipbuilding order book represents an unprecedented achievement and a clear signal of how the country is redefining global balances in the maritime economy. With a total of 3,256 ships under construction as of November 2024, boasting a combined cargo capacity of…
On November 18, 2024, the United States, France, and the United Kingdom authorized Ukraine to use long-range Atacms and Storm Shadow missiles against Russian targets. These systems, designed for deep strikes, were employed by Ukraine to hit strategic infrastructures in the Bryansk and Kursk regions.However, the use of…