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Iran crushes US base in Qatar – dismantles secret facility

July 17, 2025

Despite the apparent arrogance and statements of certainty of the US, which characterized the Iranian missile attack on the strategic Al Udeid base in…

North Korea sends 12,000,000 artillery shells to Russia and soldiers to Donetsk, Sumy fronts

July 17, 2025

The details of Russia’s military alliance with North Korea are startling. According to a classified but leaked analysis by South Korea’s Defense Intelligence Agency,…

F-15EX, the new generation of an Eagle that won’t give up

July 17, 2025

The F-15EX Eagle II is the latest evolution of the F-15 family of fighter aircraft, a design that first appeared in the 1970s and…

Rescuing pilots behind enemy lines

July 17, 2025

Training a fighter pilot is a time-consuming and expensive process, requiring significant resources from each state, while pilots are selected through a long and…

How long can peace between the PKK and Turkish state last?

July 17, 2025

Negotiations to end 41 years of conflict between the Turkish state and the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) have taken on a concrete dimension. On…

The US’s Lack of Strategic Depth and Russia’s New Nuclear-Free Doctrine

July 17, 2025

It has become increasingly clear that Moscow is not impressed by the erratic behavior of US President Trump and his repeated promises to send…

France and Britain in strategic convergence with joint nuclear deterrence – the new “boss” of Europe?

July 17, 2025

Beyond the mundane aspects of Macron’s recent visit to Britain, the essence of what was agreed upon with Prime Minister Keir Starmer is a…

How will the new EU fiscal rules balance budgets with the green and digital transition?

July 10, 2025

The EU’s revamped fiscal rules mark a major change in the way Member States manage their public finances. This comprehensive reform, the most substantial…

England: Children ‘almost living in Dickensian poverty levels’

July 10, 2025

Children in England are living in “almost Dickensian levels of poverty” where deprivation has become the norm, the country’s children’s commissioner has said, insisting…