It is unclear how long the deployment will last, or what its main objectives will be—aside from protecting government facilities from a handful of liberal protesters in frog costumes.

A multinational peacekeeping force will be severely tested by the current conditions in Gaza. Arranging an International Gaza Peacekeeping force is a crucial step in the next phases of the peace plan ...

The Royal Navy conducts constant monitoring operations of foreign vessels near its shores—particularly when those vessels belong to Russia.

Hungary in talks for US nuclear fuel, Japan to revive nuclear power plants, Arkansas considers new nuclear energy, and Russia deploys robots in nuclear projects.

Texas lawmakers have demanded the Discovery shuttle be moved to the Johnson Space Center in Houston, but daunting technical challenges remain—and Virginia officials have dug in against the move.

If it wants to stay relevant, the United Nations needs to focus more on conflict resolution rather than global policymaking.

Armenia’s prime minister has diligently worked for peace and integration in the Caucasus despite withering domestic criticism ...

Indonesian critics have alleged that funds for the Trident program, estimated to cost $125 billion over the next decade, would be better spent on other national priorities.

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has called for stricter enforcement of fitness standards—though many of the military’s most important roles have little direct connection to physical fitness.

Profession and Wallerstein offer opposing visions of how societies organize knowledge and creativity—one mechanized and hierarchical, the other hopeful that systems can still nurture human curiosity.

In spite of the DEW weapons’ promise, they are still years away from completion—while China is prepared to make war in the Indo-Pacific almost immediately.