The Republic of Korea Army plans to rebuild how it guards the front line, replacing soldiers on the fence with sensors, ...

By Robbin Laird When I interviewed Ocius founder and CEO Robert Dane on September 30, I listed the “Fiji decision” as one of ...

Russia’s reliance on foreign recruits to sustain its war against Ukraine is accelerating, according to figures released by ...

The second day of Euronaval 2026, held on November 4 at Paris Nord Villepinte, moved away from the ministerial announcements ...

Japan’s government and the ruling Liberal Democratic Party are putting the Self-Defense Forces’ staffing shortage at the ...

The shipyards had their hull gap. The makers of cheap long-range weapons now appear to have an engine gap, and the evidence ...

Why It Matters The two base-security stories show the same problem from opposite ends. A tenfold rise in drone reports over ...

By Robbin Laird When I published my recent piece carrying Alvin and Heidi Toffler’s thinking forward into today’s strategic ...

By Robbin Laird Canberra is paying for autonomy by retiring platforms whose jobs it intends to spread across a network, and ...

By Robbin Laird On Oct. 20, The Insider published an investigation into the chemistry behind Russia’s explosives. Its central ...

By Kenneth Maxwell At about 9:45 on the morning of November 1, 1755, All Saints Day, the earth beneath Lisbon began to move.

Russia is moving military equipment to Africa on civilian cargo ships, and some of those ships carry passengers whose ...