It has been, quite frankly, a heck of a year, I think anyone reading this will agree. Obviously, the world-wide pandemic has dominated headlines, with the disease having a major… Continue reading "2020 – The Year’s Defense News In Review"
Earlier this month, the White House released a new document titled “National Space Policy of the United States of America”. While the paper covers the basic aspects of a much… Continue reading "White House Announces New National Space Policy"
Over the summer, President Trump announced a plan to reduce American troops numbers in Germany which drew bipartisan criticism from Congress. Today there are around 35,000 Americans deployed to Germany… Continue reading "Passage of NDAA Lines Up Showdown But Creates Provisions to Keep US Troops in Germany"
With Joe Biden’s victory in the 2020 presidential elections, the future of relations with Iran has once again come into question, sending officials and diplomats throughout the Middle-East and US… Continue reading "US Election Results Put Future of Iran Nuclear Deal into Question"
On Saturday, the 10th October, the 75th anniversary of the founding of North Korea’s ruling party took place in Pyongyang. As always, in an orchestrated fashion, crowds of people gathered… Continue reading "Kim Jong Un’s North Korea Unveils ICBMs, Tanks & IFVs at Annual Parade"
The tensions between the People’s Republic of China (PRC) and Taiwan remain high, with occasional provocations taking place. The People’s Liberation Army officials have released a video of its soldiers… Continue reading "Chinese Army Threatens Taiwan In New Propaganda Video"
Another two high-ranking officials resigned late last week at the Pentagon after the White House withdrew their nominations for vacant positions within the current administration. In the meantime, a third nominee’s… Continue reading "Pentagon Suffers Two New High-Profile Resignations"