Emerging Risks

FEARS of imminent war between Russia and Ukraine have exploded with EU chief Josep Borrell warning of a hybrid attack from Putin.

America has only a limited feudal past, the plantation aristocracy of the antebellum South and the . . . .

The American monopoly on international rule-writing is facing its stiffest challenge since the fall of the Soviet Union.

Analysis: experts say weakened immune systems may give rise to new Covid variants – so HIV prevention could be key to stopping coronavirus

China continues to rely on its connections with dozens of U.S. universities to collect what it deems is sensitive information in a collaborative effort to build up its military modernization, a report found this week.

His decision to assemble an invasion force along Russia’s border with Ukraine suggests that we are about to enter a dangerous new phase of international relations.

If Putin can take control of a European country by threatening or using force, it will erase the principles of international conduct that have kept peace in Europe since World War II.

January 6 was practice. Donald Trump’s GOP is much better positioned to subvert the next election.

Eighty years after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, my Japanese-brand SUV (made in Liberty, Ohio) is parked next to my husband’s competing-brand SUV...

By attacking the past, Putin and his supporters are also attacking the future.

Pavel Luzin on why Russia is amassing troops near its western borders

Two weeks ago, I wrote an analysis of Russian strategy titled “Russia’s Move.” Here’s a brief recap: When the Soviet Union collapsed, it lost control of

Whether the United States should prepare for war with China – and thereby make war almost inevitable – was the matter of a verbal brawl at one of the largest gatherings of American conservatives, t…

Eighty years ago, the world changed forever. In the early hours of December 7, 1941, Japanese warplanes launched from the decks of a fleet of Japanese Imperial Navy aircraft carriers that had surre…

Peter Drucker delayed publishing his book, The End of Economic Man: The Origins of Totalitarianism, until 1939 because he was so frightened to say that WWII was about to begin. I feel his angst as I write of my belief that we have already entered WWIII. But, before you jump out of your skin, try to remember that war itself is digitizing, just like everything else. That may mean the confrontations and conflicts of our time may be very different from anything we’ve experienced before.

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The Biden administration quietly waived sanctions on Iran to allow the hardline regime to sell electricity to Iraq, according to a notification provided to Congress just as nuclear talks between the United States and Tehran resumed this week.

Gen. Paul M. Nakasone, the head of Cyber Command, said a new cross-functional effort has been gathering intelligence to combat criminal groups targeting U.S. infrastructure.

As Iran prepares for war and Joe Biden lives in fantasyland, the Mossad respond with drones and a quadcopter.

The shadow war between Israel and Iran is increasingly being fought in cyberspace and, according to some reports, civilians are the latest targets in this long-running conflict. Where once only so-called hard targets, like weapons systems and critical infrastructure, would be regarded as fair game, now small businesses and even members of the public are finding themselves at risk. In a report by The New York Times published recently, two US defense officials said that Israel carried out a cyberattack on Oct. 26 against Iran’s fuel distribution network.

Working in all directions against a nuclearized Iran, the Israeli air force prepares itself for different scenarios.

Satellite imagery shows a buildup of Russian forces near Ukraine’s borders, as well as newly arrived tanks and artillery.

90 per cent of the plant's centrifuges were destroyed, putting the complex out of action for up to nine months

If we stop this version of the NDAA we can end the military vax mandates and produce a defense spending package that focuses on national security.

The recent spike in Chinese military maneuvers vis-à-vis Taiwan, which Beijing considers to be a breakaway province of the People’s Republic of China, was accompanied by increasingly belligerent

Israeli officials have regularly called for a 'credible military threat' against Tehran's nuclear facilities, but less discussed is the major conflict that's almost sure to follow

The Russian troop buildup at the border and his heated rhetoric are ominous, but is he ready to face the consequences, or is this just saber-rattling to get the West’s attention?

WASHINGTON: A majority of Americans view China has the biggest national security threat to the United States, while trust in the American military continues to erode, according the Reagan Institute’s annual National Defense Survey. The poll found that 52% of Americans see China as a top threat, up from just under 40% in the February…