IRANIAN agents are delivering suitcases stuffed with £800,000 in cash to Hezbollah terrorists despite the Islamic state begging for financial help to deal with coronavirus, it is claimed.
Read More »Two FONOPS in Two Days: U.S. Navy Moves Through South China Sea
A U.S. guided missile cruiser sailed Wednesday through the Spratly Islands, the U.S. Navy’s second freedom of navigation operation in two days amid heightened tension in the South China Sea.
Read More »Russia Threatens Massive Response if US Deploys Low-Yield Nukes on Subs
Russia is warning that any U.S. attempt to use a low-yield nuclear weapon against a Russian target would set off a massive nuclear response.
Read More »Militants, fringe groups exploiting COVID-19, warns EU anti-terrorism chief
The coronavirus pandemic is fuelling extremism on the far-right and far-left in Europe and giving Islamic State and other militants cover to regain influence, the European Union’s counter-terrorism chief has warned.
Read More »Al-Qaeda Under Zawahiri and the Challenge of ISIS
Who remembers the last operation that al-Qaeda claimed responsibility for? For many people, the answer will need s ome thought.
Read More »Watch coalition aircraft pummeling ISIS cave complexes in Iraq
COVID or no COVID, the coalition is still keeping pressure on ISIS fighters across Syria and Iraq.
Read More »Social media platforms allow blacklisted extremists to use accounts
Social media giants have been criticised for allowing sanctioned terrorists to use their platforms, including a Qatari who allegedly gave Al Qaeda £1.6 million (Dh7.37m) a month.
Read More »The Beginning of the End for Oil? Energy in a Post-Pandemic World
Energy analysts have long assumed that, given time, growing international concern over climate change would result in a vast restructuring of the global energy enterprise. The result: a greener, less climate-degrading system. In this future, fossil fuels would be overtaken by renewables, while oil, gas, and coal would be relegated …
Read More »“Self-rule” in Aden and the implications for Russia
Since Russia’s military intervention in Syria intensified in September 2015, many analysts have been busy trying to assess and understand Moscow’s role in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA). When discussing Russia’s regional foreign policy, the following three points are key. First, Russia is generally cautious and pragmatic when …
Read More »US Navy Awards Guided Missile Frigate (FFG(X)) Contract
Navy awarded a contract to design and produce the next generation small surface combatant, the Guided Missile Frigate (FFG(X)) April 30. The contract for detail design and construction (DD&C) of up to 10 Guided Missile Frigates (consisting of one base ship and nine option ships) was awarded to Marinette Marine …
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