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Space Warfare
Playing Monopoly in Space
Privatising astronaut launches was only one objective of the latest venture beyond the atmosphere. For the first time since 2011, U.

North Korea
North Korea's Uranium and Prospects of a Stealthier Bomb
Verifying North Korea’s nuclear stockpile will be a critical part of any future disarmament negotiations. As past experience with other nations...

Space Warfare
The 'Satellite Clause' for North Korea's Rockets
Numerous reports give weight to the theory that North Korea will soon stage another satellite launch, the first since February 2016. North Korea has...

Space Warfare
Breaking Russia's Space Stranglehold
The test launch of a SpaceX astronaut capsule to the International Space Station (without astronauts aboard) is cause for celebration. It marks the...

North Korea
Seeing Is Believing: Pyongyang Has Kept a Promise
Talks with North Korea have rarely been out of the news in recent months. While much of these dealings can be questioned, at least one outcome is now...

North Korea
North Korea's Nuclear Test Ban: Practical As Much As Political
The weekend announcement of a freeze on North Korean nuclear and missile tests appears stunning. The political implications are profound, yet the...

Space Warfare
North Korea's Space Program Aims Higher
Earlier this week, North Korea reaffirmed that its space program is ongoing and getting more ambitious. There have been six North Korean satellite...

North Korea
North Korea's Thermonuclear Threat
A test of a North Korean thermonuclear weapon (or H-Bomb) over the Pacific Ocean is horrifying proposition. Apart from the serious strategic...

North Korea
A Significant Demonstration of Missile Know-How
Much fuss was made in February this year when North Korea launched a medium-range solid-fuelled missile from a mobile launcher. The ability to prepare...

North Korea
North Korea Goes Its Own Way on Missile Tests
For any nation, testing space rockets or ballistic missiles is a long and tortuous process. It’s usually littered with a string of failures.

Washington Cannot Ignore Afghanistan’s Weapons Legacy
By Saima Afzal • RealClearDefense
Moral Injury at One O'Clock
By Jeff Hood • RealClearDefense
The Mirror-Life Trap: When Deterrence Must Prevent Invention
By Lawrence J. Kaiser • RealClearDefense
The Pentagon’s AI Agents Could Complete the Mission and Still Leak Secrets
By Burak Oktenli • RealClearDefense
A Passage to the Middle East: India as a Mediator and Security Partner
By Irina Tsukerman • RealClearDefense

U.S. Intel Confirms This Is China’s Secret Spaceplane
By Joseph Trevithick, The WarZone
Navy Sees 10-year High For Class A Aviation, Afloat Mishaps
By H. Mongilio, USNI News
U.S. Navy To Install AI Vessel Detection System on Five Destroyers
By The Defense Post
U.S. Navy’s CHAOS Program
By Dylan Malyasov, Defence Blog
Two U.S. Navy Carriers Ready to Operate New MQ-25A Tankers
By Global Defense News
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