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Armenia is Rearming
Humiliated by drones in 2020, Armenia has rebuilt its arsenal with suppliers from India to France and a homegrown drone industry — but Azerbaijan's oil-funded buildup is growing faster, and the peace may not hold.Neil Hauer · 22 Sept · 10 min read
Europe Has Only Itself to Blame for the F-35's Dominance
Joni Askola · 17 Sept · 12 min read
Can Minilateralism Solve Europe's Defense Crisis?
Leo Feypel · 15 Sept · 15 min read
Yemen's Crisis Has the Potential to Get Much Worse
Paweł Wójcik · 10 Sept · 10 min read
Moscow is Struggling to Drum Up Interest in its Africa Summit. Here's What that Means
Casus Belli · 8 Sept · 14 min read
Niger's Rebellion Shows the Sahel Crisis is Growing Out of Control
Saturday's failed coup in Niamey was staged by soldiers from Niger's jihadist-plagued frontlines — and only Russia's Africa Corps saved the junta that sent them there.Paweł Wójcik · 3 Sept · 10 min read
Trump Has Brought the War on Terror to the Americas
William B. Lipscomb · 1 Sept · 12 min read
The Taliban Won Afghanistan. Now They're Fighting Each Other
Paweł Wójcik · 27 Aug · 11 min read
The Hostage Economy: How Kidnapping Funds the Sahel's Wars
Brant Philip · 26 Aug · 13 min read
Russia is Trying to Sustain Africa Corps at all Costs. Here's How.
Casus Belli · 20 Aug · 15 min read
What's Really Going On With Fedorov’s Firing? A Former Adviser Explains
Mykhailo Fedorov’s dismissal was officially presented as part of a government reshuffle. The real explanation lies in his growing popularity, his confrontation with Ukraine’s military establishment, and the powerful interests threatened by his defence reforms. Illya Sekirin · 18 Aug · 12 min read
The US is Weighing Intervention in Mali. That Could be a Bad Idea.
Paweł Wójcik · 11 Aug · 13 min readShow 12 more
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