Often overshadowed by Reagan’s legacy, Carter’s covert support for Afghan insurgents set the stage for the Soviet Union’s eventual withdrawal and a hardline U.S. foreign policy....
A recent report from a U.S. congressional intelligence subcommittee has reignited debate over the mysterious “Havana Syndrome,” suggesting that a foreign adversary, potentially Russia, may be...
The specter of Elon Musk’s alleged interactions with Russian President Vladimir Putin continues to stir unease within U.S. national security circles, where concerns have mounted about...
The latest warning from U.S. officials, highlighting the activities of Iranian hackers linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), underscores the growing cyber threat landscape...
The Transatlantic Alliance’s High-Stakes Bet on Ukraine The heads of the CIA and MI6 have penned a joint op-ed, setting the stage for a high-stakes showdown...
Plea Bargains Axed Amidst Fierce Backlash from Victims’ Families and Politicians U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has annulled the plea agreements with Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the...
Houthi Talks to Supply Weapons to Al-Shabaab: A Growing Threat Recent US intelligence reports indicate that the Houthi rebels in Yemen are engaged in discussions to...
How the CIA’s “Visit Pieces” Shape U.S.-Africa Diplomacy By Kasim Abdulkadir: Explore how the CIA’s leadership analyses, known as “visit pieces,” have provided U.S. presidents with strategic...
Since time immemorial, the art of espionage has been intertwined with the practice of statecraft, evolving alongside the shifting landscapes of global power dynamics. From the...
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