Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu fires Defense Minister Gallant

In a significant political shake-up, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dismissed Defense Minister Yoav Gallant late last evening, citing a “widening gulf of trust” over…

In a significant political shake-up, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dismissed Defense Minister Yoav Gallant late last evening, citing a “widening gulf of trust” over Israel’s military operations in Gaza and Lebanon. The decision, which comes in the midst of one of Israel’s most challenging wartime periods, has stirred intense debate and criticism among political leaders and analysts alike. Netanyahu stated that during an active military campaign, “full trust is required” between the prime minister and the defense minister. Although Netanyahu and Gallant initially worked well together following the Oct. 7 Hamas attack, their relationship reportedly began to deteriorate…

Michael Doran: The war in the Middle East and American strategy one year on

The Middle East remains one of the key geopolitical regions whose stability impacts the entire world. The influence of the United States in this region and its role in the future…

November 4th 1979: Iran hostage crisis - the day that redefined U.S. and Iran relations

On November 4, 1979, one of the most significant crises in U.S. - Iran relations erupted when a group of Iranian students, radicalized by the recent Iranian Revolution…

U.S. Munitions shipments to Ukraine delayed due to German Rail contract issues

U.S. shipments of ammunition to Ukraine faced significant delays last year, primarily due to complications with a U.S. military contract with Germany’s national rail operator…

Nine unearned awards lead to demotion for Marine Corps Sergeant Major

In a recent case highlighting the importance of integrity in the military, Marine Corps Sergeant Major Charlie Clawson was demoted to the rank of sergeant after being found…

U.S. deploys B-52 bombers and warships to bolster presence in the Middle East

In response to the ongoing conflicts in the Middle East and heightened regional tensions, the United States is reinforcing its military presence. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has…

The first Tigre helicopter upgraded to MK2 standard has been delivered to the French Army

The Tigre is a twin-engine reconnaissance and attack helicopter. It is used for reconnaissance, attack, destruction, interception, escort and collection missions, day and night, and…

Information warfare: The invisible front of the 21st century

Information warfare is becoming a central element of power politics in the digital era, reshaping global power relations. Advanced data manipulation techniques, cyber-attacks and…

India is undermining European interests in Ukraine: Supplies of microchips for Russian weapons are reaching record levels

Indian companies now provide one-fifth of the sensitive technologies supplied to Russia's defense sector. Exports of controlled items, including microchips and machine tools, exceeded…

Navy honors Atlanta with new Virginia-class submarine named after the city

In a fitting tribute to both history and honor, Navy Secretary Carlos Del Toro has announced the naming of a new Virginia-class submarine after the city of Atlanta. Although…

Companies of the Czech defence industry from the CSG group presented themselves at the Future Forces Forum 2024 in Prague

During Forces Forum 2024 (FFF), the leading companies of the Czech defence industry from the CSG group presented themselves as part of a joint exhibition. The professional public and…

Ukraine Army’s PzH 2000 need spare parts – there's a lot of wear and tear

At the beggining of October, the Renk Group has received an order for the delivery of 50 HSWL284C transmissions intended for PzH 2000 artillery systems in use the Bundeswehr, but…