The world’s richest and so-called “most powerful” military power is running out of the missiles it would need to fight the wars it claims it is ready for. A Superpower Living Off Its ReservesThe United States spends more on defense than the next ten countries combined, yet for months the …

The Israeli strike on the Abu al-Duhur military airbase suggests that the dispute is no longer confined to the possibility of a Turkish military presence in Syria. It now forms part of a broader Israeli effort to define the limits of what Damascus may do as it rebuilds its army: …

Ankara’s decision to remove Sipan Hemo, Syria’s Deputy Minister of Defense for Eastern Region Affairs, from its terrorist “Red List” marks a significant political and security shift in the regional landscape. This is far more than an administrative adjustment. It reflects a deeper evolution in Türkiye’s approach to the Syrian …