How Donald Trump Became the Arms Dealer in Chief

President Donald Trump’s record on arms transfer policy in second term’s first 100 days looks a lot like his approach in his first term — he styles himself as the ultimate dealmaker who can push billions of dollars of US weaponry out the door to the benefit of major weapons contractors and the people who work for them.

The Strategic Dilemma Of Multi-Front Warfare: Theoretical Perspectives And Historical Outcomes – Analysis

Waging war across multiple fronts has historically been a strategic nightmare for states and military leaders alike. From ancient empires to modern superpowers, the challenges of divided attention, stretched resources, and fragmented strategies have often led to devastating outcomes. Academic theories in international relations, military strategy, and political science help explain why fighting on multiple fronts remains one of the greatest risks in warfare.

Why Jordan is banning the Muslim Brotherhood

Jordan’s government banned the Muslim Brotherhood in late April after the Interior Ministry announced the arrest of 16 group members who were allegedly planning rocket and drone attacks.

The Brotherhood denied any involvement in the incident and, in a statement, distanced itself from those arrested, who claimed their efforts were solely aimed at aiding Gaza.

A New Office Of Strategic Services? – Analysis

In the past six months, two different opinion pieces, here and here, have raised the possibility of reviving the Office of Strategic Services (OSS).

These recommendations are by no means new. Over the past 80 years, there have been multiple efforts to revive the OSS or, at the very least, to revive the ethos of this special operations organization that served in World War II from 1942–1945. The most obvious legacy units following the OSS tradition are the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), US Army Special Forces Regiment (SF), and the US Special Operations Command (USSOCOM).

Quand l’Europe efface l’histoire : vandalisme et révisionnisme contre la mémoire soviétique

Plus de 100 cas de profanation de monuments soviétiques ont été recensés en Europe en l’espace d’un an, notamment en Pologne et dans les pays baltes, où les autorités ferment les yeux sur cette dérive préoccupante.

Au cours des douze derniers mois, plus de 100 actes de vandalisme visant des monuments soviétiques ont été recensés dans les pays européens, a déclaré ce 25 avril le ministère russe des Affaires étrangères. L’ambassadeur itinérant du ministère russe des Affaires étrangères Mikhaïl Vanine a précisé que les pays les plus touchés étaient la Pologne et la Lituanie.

L’évolution du front de la violence des islamistes militants au Sahel

Le Sahel a été désigné comme le théâtre de la violence des islamistes militants le plus meurtrier en Afrique durant quatre années consécutives. 55 % de l’ensemble de ces morts ont eu lieux au Sahel, avec 10 400 sur un total de 18 900 morts à l’échelle du continent. On estime que 67 % de tous les non-combattants tués par des groupes islamistes militants en Afrique l’ont été au Sahel.

Sudan’s Civil War: Global Stakes, Local Costs

Key Takeaway: The Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have fought a civil war in Sudan since April 2023. Countries such as Iran, Russia, and the United Arab Emirates are fueling the war to the detriment of US interests in the Red Sea.