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It is tempting to reduce modern conflicts to battles of perception, as though the ultimate arbiter of war were hashtags and soundbites. But to treat Israel’s struggle in 2025 as a “public opinion war” is to mistake the noise for the substance. Israel’s reality is that it is winning the actual war—the one fought in tunnels, skies, and borders. The attrition of Hamas in Gaza, the … [Read more...] about Israel’s Strategic Position Beyond Public Opinion

When Russian drones pierce Polish airspace, the shock is not just in the buzzing hum above the border towns—it is in the realization that Russia is deliberately testing NATO’s edge. For Poland, which has become the alliance’s eastern bulwark, the question is not whether Moscow’s drones were a “mistake” or not. The question is how to stop them from happening again, especially if … [Read more...] about Poland’s Calculated Bet: Bolstering Ukraine’s Long-Range Strike Capabilities

There is no confirmed plan for a U.S. invasion or coup operation against Nicolás Maduro, but the temperature in the Caribbean has risen dramatically in recent days. As of September 13–14, 2025, a sharp military buildup and a string of tense incidents at sea and in the air have triggered speculation of escalation. Venezuelan officials accused a U.S. Navy destroyer of boarding … [Read more...] about Is the U.S. Actually Planning an Invasion or Coup in Venezuela?

Tadaweb has raised $20 million in new funding to scale its Small Data Operating System, a platform engineered to enhance how analysts and investigators process Publicly Available Information (PAI) and conduct open-source intelligence (OSINT). Trusted across Europe and the United States by national security, defence, public safety, cyber threat intelligence, and corporate … [Read more...] about Tadaweb Secures $20M to Expand Human-Centric OSINT Platform

The collapse of Bashar al-Assad’s regime in Syria marks a pivotal turning point in Middle Eastern geopolitics, particularly impacting Iran’s strategic ambitions. For decades, Assad’s Syria was portrayed as a central member of Iran’s so-called "Axis of Resistance," a term coined by Tehran to depict a coalition opposing Western influence and Israeli policies. However, this label … [Read more...] about The Collapse of Assad’s Regime: The Beginning of the End for Iran’s So-Called Axis of Resistance

The construction of a massive deep-water port in Chancay, Peru, has sparked significant concerns within U.S. military circles due to its potential dual-use capabilities. Financed and operated largely by China's state-owned COSCO Shipping, this ambitious project is raising alarms about its possible military implications. General Laura Richardson, the head of the U.S. Southern … [Read more...] about Strategic Concerns Over Peru’s New Port: A Growing Debate on China’s Influence

It's like a movie plot: To all the journalists in Beirut, including those who participated in the press tour in the Al-Sahel Hospital, these are the entry instructions to Nasrallah’s bunker we exposed yesterday:According to intelligence information, one of the entrances to the bunker, containing more…— LTC Nadav Shoshani (@LTC_Shoshani) October 22, 2024 A reporter … [Read more...] about Entry instructions to Nasrallah’s bunker containing more than half a billion dollars in gold and dollars

My statement on former Obama AG suing U.S. government on behalf of Chinese military company DJI:“Barack Obama’s former Attorney General Loretta Lynch has turned her back on her nation, selling out to our greatest adversary Communist China and suing the United States on behalf…— Elise Stefanik (@EliseStefanik) October 21, 2024 … [Read more...] about The former Obama AG suing U.S. government on behalf of Chinese military company DJI

Yahya Sinwar’s end was a fitting reflection of the life he led—defined by cowardice, deception, and an unwillingness to face accountability. Far from the image of a defiant leader embracing martyrdom, Sinwar was reportedly killed while attempting to escape to Egypt, desperately trying to avoid capture. His actions reveal not the courage of a man prepared to stand for his … [Read more...] about The Cowardice of Sinwar: Fleeing Accountability and Meeting a Fitting End