Two reasons Britain could slow its purchase of the F-35
By: Andrew Chuter
LONDON — The high costs of supporting F-35s and a failure to quickly integrate the MBDA Meteor missile to the aircraft could slow British plans to buy more...
Tom Fowdy: A ‘red wave’ of left-wing resurgence engulfs South America
The apparent narrow victory of socialist Pedro Castillo in Peru is the latest splash of a ‘red wave’ engulfing South America, where Washington and its ‘free market fundamentalism’ have...
Andrew Korybko: What’s the Purpose of India’s Military Base in Mauritius?
The Mauritian government confirmed in a press release on 18 May that India is fully financing a new three-kilometer-long runway on the island of North Agalega where New Delhi...
France’s chief of defense staff: ‘We must not allow ourselves to be drawn into...
A top French military official has said that while it will be difficult for the EU to forge a “common political identity,” Europe must not be forced to choose...
Aircraft carriers may be obsolete but submarines still have huge potential – what the...
Mikhail Khodarenok
There is an ongoing dispute in the Russian expert community about the future of the Russian fleet. So far, one thing is clear: the state needs a robust...
Daniel Kovalik: Biden administration wastes no time in provoking Russia with more military aid...
Daniel Kovalik teaches International Human Rights at the University of Pittsburgh School of Law, and is author of the recently-released No More War: How the West Violates International Law by Using “Humanitarian”...
Continued Israeli airstrikes on Syria are testing Moscow’s patience, Tel Aviv would do well...
Scott Ritter
How Russia responds to Israel's attacks on Iranian targets inside Syria could make all the difference as to whether the region boils over into full-scale war or continues...
Biden’s First Strike and the International Law of Self-Defense
The United States carried out airstrikes in Syria early Friday morning, killing several people and destroying several buildings. The Pentagon says that the airstrikes were a response to a rocket attack...
Andrew Korybko: U.S. wants to weaponize JCPOA to eliminate Iran’s deterrent missile capabilities
“The U.S. wants to weaponize the JCPOA as a means for reducing and eventually outright eliminating Iran's missile deterrent capabilities, which would, in turn, weaken its defenses and thus...
George Szamuely: Assange pardon could have been Trump’s lasting legacy. He failed to secure...
President Trump’s failure to pardon Julian Assange and Edward Snowden was not only a blow to freedom of speech. It killed any hope for him to be remembered as...
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Moscow expects Washington to respond to its proposals on security guarantees in the coming days and does not mind getting a response next week,...
Biden admits possible agreement with Moscow on non-deploying strategic weapons in Kiev
US President Joe Biden has admitted the possibility of reaching some agreements with Russia relating to non-deployment of strategic weapons in Ukraine.
"The two things...
Iran, China, Russia to kick off joint naval drills in Indian Ocean on January...
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Maria Zakharova: Lavrov to hold talks with Blinken in Geneva on January 21
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New move in Ukrainian clampdown on Russian language
Russian-language media in Ukraine will now be forced to publish a secondary version in the country's official tongue under a new law that selectively...
