List of Military articles
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Vladimir Putin inspects military exercises Europe Is Asking the Wrong Question About Russia’s Hybrid War
Leaders are debating what to call it—rather than what to do.
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A narrow high-rise building is seen from below as it looms up into a dark, cloudy sky. Only one of the many windows is lit up. Data Centers in the Crosshairs
Why digital connectivity has become the new front in modern warfare.
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A man in a red shirt seen from behind stands on a rooftop looking out at a cityscape bathed in warm sunset light, with a minaret tower standing prominently against a dramatic, cloudy sky. Sending Syrian Soldiers to Yemen Would Be a Mistake
Washington and Riyadh risk sacrificing Syrian stability by pressuring Damascus to join their war.
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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez (right) speaks with U.S. President Donald Trump in Brussels on July 11, 2018. Why Spain Is Standing Up to Trump
Foreign Minister Albares: “We believe in international law.”
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Two soldiers raise the EU flag—a blue flag decorated with a ring of yellow stars—in front of a monument. The Painful Paradox of European Rearmament
Militarizing now may require even further militarization down the line.
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An Estonian border police officer walks beside a barbed-wire-topped fence along the Estonia-Russia border. Russian Sabotage in Europe Is No Longer ‘Symbolic’
The Kremlin’s strategy has entered a dangerous new phase, Estonia’s counterintelligence chief says.
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Two men sit in silhouette on a rooftop at night, facing each other in profile against a illuminated city skyline. High-rise buildings with glowing windows dot the background, beneath a dark, cloudy sky. AI Made the List—but Humans Still Did the Killing
In the film “NAZA,” Israeli soldiers reveal the workings of autonomous warfare.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Dan Caine depart following a ceremony in Arlington, Virginia. The Good, Bad, and Dangerous in Hegseth’s Pentagon Overhaul
The Trump team’s modern-day Jacobins are coming for the officer corps.
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Hegseth gestures with one hand as he stands next to a lectern in front of a massive digital background showing the U.S. flag. He wears a blue suit and tie and has his mouth open as he speaks. Hegseth Wants More
The U.S. defense secretary announced ambitious plans in a “State of the Force” speech.
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A man wearing a straw fedora and a dark blazer holds a clear display case containing a small model missile alongside another man in a dark suit, tie, and ID badge who is helping hold the display. Three other men in formal jackets and suits stand behind them against a green and yellow background. Lula Bets Big on Defense Ahead of Election
Brazil’s leftist leader has unusually put military spending at the heart of his campaign.
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Four men stand behind clear podiums lined up in a row in an ornate room, with large flags positioned behind each speaker and a painted landscape tapestry on the wall. Russia’s Sahel Intervention Is Riskier Than It Looks
No one—not least in postcolonial West Africa—loves an army of occupation.
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This frame grab taken from AFPTV video footage shows a tank leaking at the scene of a fire at the Aramco fuel depot near King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on on Sept. 19. Gulf States Are Hedging and Suffering
Neither appealing to Washington nor diversifying security partners nor back-channeling with Tehran is insulating the region from the consequences of war.
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Pezeshkian points his finger for emphasis as he stands at a lectern featuring the United Nations logo. Iran’s UNGA Moment
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian called the U.S. government “terrorists.”
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Vitalii Kim sits at a table in front of a backdrop featuring the logo of the Mykolaiv Regional Military Administration. To Win the Peace, Ukraine Must Cope With Vast Numbers of Veterans
Ukraine must “build the engine while it’s driving the car,” said Vitalii Kim, the country’s new veterans’ affairs minister.
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U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping after a welcome ceremony in Beijing. China, Not Iran, Is Trump’s Real Foreign-Policy Debacle
In 19 months, Washington has lost ground to Beijing on every conceivable front.
