Building a Force of Foreign-Born Marines is Key to the Corps’ Future
Marines engaged around the world today are superior to their opponents in nearly every way. They possess more advanced technology, greater numbers, better weapons, logistics, medical care, t... Read more
Larger Defence Budget Must for India to be a Global Leader
Military power is meant not only for fighting wars but also for deterring them. While India still struggles to provide rifles and bulletproof jackets to soldiers, in United States, the milit... Read more
Rubio: How US and Asian Democracies can Counter China
America is reaffirming its commitment to securing a free and open Indo-Pacific region amid North Korea’s nuclear and missile threats, China’s increasingly assertive rise and othe... Read more
How Drone Swarms Could Change Urban Warfare
For the first time since the Korean War, the U.S. military has to worry about enemy bombs dropping on them in combat. This threat doesn’t come from multibillion-dollar next-generation aircra... Read more
How Israel Is Bringing An End To Hamas’ Tunnels
There were no loud explosions, and no plumes of black smoke rose along Israel’s border with the Gaza Strip. The latest Hamas tunnel was discovered weeks ago using advanced technology d... Read more
A Chinese decision to redevelop criteria for the funding of infrastructure projects that are part of the $50 billion plus China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), a key pillar of the People’... Read more
Pak Scan: What Do Indo-US Strategic Ties Mean For South Asia?
The unfortunate incident of 9/11 and subsequent events at the global level drastically transformed regional dynamics in South Asia. The US-led war against terror resulted in the creation of... Read more
The Hwasong-15: The Anatomy Of North Korea’s New ICBM
On November 29, at 2:47 a.m. local time, North Korea carried out the first-ever launch of what is to date its largest and most powerful ballistic missile, the Hwasong-15. The launch ended a... Read more
An Inside Look At Israel’s Missile Test Range
Monday’s “no test” of the Arrow-3 interceptor due to target missile performance anomalies underscored the paramount importance Israel places on safety when conducting complex and dangerous t... Read more
US Aid To Pakistan Plummets To $526 Mn In 2017, Set To Fall further
US civilian and military assistance for Pakistan has plummeted from an average of more than $2.2 billion a year during the period immediately after the 9/11 terror attacks to $526 million in... Read more