The United States is prioritizing the Indo-Pacific and a potential clash with China, instead of Europe and the Russian threat.

Today, the F-16 fleet serves not only as a symbol of deterioration in the US-Venezuelan relationship, but Venezuela’s deterioration generally under the weight of isolation and economic catastrophe.

America needs a new generation of energy leaders who grasp the technical realities of energy systems and today’s geopolitics to navigate aging infrastructure, great-power rivalry, and rising AI demand ...

Presidents who have taken the United States to war without congressional approval don’t usually see great victories.

On paper, Venezuela’s Russian-made Su-30MK2 fighter jets are among the finest in the world—but the country’s ongoing economic crisis has grounded most of them.

The West’s unconditional rehabilitation of Ahmed al-Shara has come too swiftly for Syria’s minority communities.

Russia’s reliance on North Korea for troops and munitions has grown steadily throughout the nearly four-year war—raising questions about the Kremlin’s ability to wage war forever.

The Sidewinder missile is the most ubiquitous air-to-air missile in the world—first introduced in the 1950s and still in widespread use today.