War Crimes Undermine Syrian Rebels’ Credibility
The opposition’s international support could be at stake if extrajudicial killings continue.
Military
British Transport Aircraft Procurement “Disaster”
It no longer makes sense for Britain to buy the Airbus A400M instead of its competitors.
France Deploys Spy Drones in Mali, Plans Intervention
France takes the first step toward military intervention in West Africa.
Iraqi-Russian Arms Deal Suggests Reduced American Role
The United States appear comfortable letting Russia expand its influence in the region.
After Turkey Mortar Attack, NATO Invasion of Syria?
If the alliance decides to retaliate, what would an invasion of Syria look like?
Chinese Military Progress Can Worsen Sea Disputes
Chinese military modernization could undermine maritime conflict resolution efforts.
Navy to Invite China to Pacific Rim Exercise
Joint American-Chinese naval exercises could defuse tension, but there are some risks.
How Britain Dealt with Political Crisis in Egypt
The present-day turmoil in Egypt is reminiscent of events 130 years ago.
Iranian Navy Aims to Sail Off United States Shores
Analysts from Wikistrat explain the rationale behind Iran’s latest threat.
Defense Minister: Spending Cuts Put Dutch Security at Risk
Left-wing opposition parties and most Dutch voters don’t mind deeper defense cuts.
The Navy’s Drone Fighter Almost Ready for Testing
An unmanned aerial vehicle is tested for takeoff and landing from an aircraft carrier.
Syrian Regime Suffers Diplomatic, Military Setbacks
Syria is expelled from the Organization of Islamic Cooperation days after rebels shot down a warplane.
A New Air Force Procurement Strategy for Taiwan
Reducing its F-16 buys from the Americans makes sense for Taiwan.
United States Consider Drone Deployment to East China Sea
The United States may deploy spy planes to keep watch on a disputed island chain.
What Role for China’s Second Stealth Fighter?
Another Chinese fighter jet sparks rumors and concerns about the nation’s military planning.