Editor's Picks • Page 21 of 38

Nov- 2020 -

4 November

Hezbollah fighters take part in a military parade marking the group's Martyrs' Day in the southern town of Ghazieh, south of the port city of Sidon, 12 November 2019

International Community Must Constrain Hezbollah to Protect Israel and Civilians

As anger against Lebanon’s rulers continues building, Hezbollah’s abuses – like its use of human shields – should be forcefully and continually exposed.

3 November

Commentary

Members of the Azerbaijan Army pass in review during CENTRASBAT (Central Asian Peacekeeping Battalion) 2000 opening ceremonies on September 13th, 2000.

Why Afghanistan Has Pledged Support for Azerbaijan in Nagorno Karabakh

Afghanistan’s support for Azerbaijan in its war with Armenia reflects Kabul's desire to strengthen ties with countries which will help it increase its global trade.

Oct- 2020 -

30 October

Technology

Soldiers using Integrated Visual Augmentation System (IVAS) in training.

Ronald Watkins

0

US Army Confronts ‘Worrisome Erosion in Overmatch’ With New High-Tech Equipment

The US Army is looking to reclaim its decisive edge in close combat through modernization efforts including new high-tech gear and a more powerful squad rifle for frontline troops.

28 October

Commentary

Mozambican soldiers inspect a building torched by insurgents in northern Mozambique.

Kelly Moss

Hearts and Minds or Shock and Awe? Ansar al-Sunna’s Conflicting Strategy Towards Civilians

Understanding Islamic State-affiliate ASWJ’s approach towards civilians is critical to providing them with adequate protection, as well as to crafting effective counterinsurgency measures against the group.

23 October

Commentary

The Russian icebreaker Tor at the port of Sabetta on the Arctic circle

The Wallace Institute

It’s Bigger Than Icebreakers: America’s Path Forward in the Arctic

The United States, once the primary architect of the post-war Arctic order, must build from its rich past in the region and embark on a historic venture for the High North.

20 October

Commentary

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, US President Donald Trump, Bahrain Foreign Minister Abdullatif al-Zayani, and UAE Foreign Minister Abdullah bin Zayed Al-Nahyan wave from the Truman Balcony at the White House after they participated in the signing of the Abraham Accords.

John W. Miller and Charles Perkins

How the Abraham Accords Will Change Security Cooperation in the Arabian Gulf

The Abraham Accord signatories’ vision and willingness to create opportunities for better security in the region is a noteworthy accomplishment and an excellent start.

16 October

Drones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion

Screenshot of YouTube video showing CETC's drone swarm technology.

Inder Singh Bisht

China Unveils Swarm Drone Technology to Overwhelm Enemy’s Defenses

Chinese state-owned company CETC released a 58-second video of the test-launch of 48 attack drones that reportedly carry high-explosives warheads capable of destroying tanks and other armored vehicles.

13 October

Air

The SpaceX Falcon Heavy rests on Pad 39A at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, on February 5, 2018, ahead of its demonstration mission

Inder Singh Bisht

US Army Partners With SpaceX to Deliver Military Cargo Anywhere In an Hour

The US military is partnering with SpaceX to explore the possibility of transporting military systems in a rocket anywhere on the globe in merely 60 minutes.

8 October

Space

A Falcon 9 Starlink rocket successfully launches from SLC-40 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Fla., Aug. 18, 2020.

Staff Writer

New Race for Space: DoD Official Outlines US Space Strategy

On the heels of a meeting in which the US space chief declared that America must be prepared for warfare in space, a Department of Defense official detailed the country's space strategy.

8 October

Commentary