By David Manthos On March 27, 2019, India announced their successful test of a kinetic anti-satellite (ASAT) weapon, using a missile to...

By: Halie B. Peacher President Dwight Eisenhower stated that the United States “must be forward looking in our research and development...

By: Alexandra Perona Iran is a nation that has a complex history. Once a strong ally of the West, it is now considered an existential...

By: Patrick Dozier In early February, the United States announced that it will withdraw from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF)...

By: Bree Evans “Sunken military craft are not only of historical importance to the Nation, having served in all of its most critical...

By: Trevor Herden Since 1945, the only two things that have stood between humanity and nuclear annihilation are judicious decision-making...

By: Jackson Garrity The weaponization of water is a problem in modern military conflicts. This activity exacerbates humanitarian crises,...

By: Max Raileanu On December 18, 2018, Vice President Mike Pence announced that President Donald Trump ordered the Pentagon to create a...

By: Bashar H. Malkawi, Dean and Professor of Law, College of Law, University of Sharjah A key part of Brexit negotiations focuses on the...

By: Alexa August Introduction The international community has attempted to formulate a comprehensive definition of “terrorism” since the...

By: Bree Evans In 1954, the world gathered and produced the first-ever international treaty for the protection of cultural heritage: the...

By: Daniel Wiltshire Disclaimer: The views expressed herein are those of the blogger and are not to be construed as official or...

By: Trevor Herden Montenegro, nestled between Serbia and the Adriatic Sea in the Balkans, is home to about 600,000 people, split largely...

By: Kimiya Gilani The rising threat and implementation of cyberattacks from foreign actors has compromised the basic foundation of...

By: Jackson Garrity Climate change is a major concern to U.S. national security interests.  Fifty percent of Department of Defense sites...

By: Anthony Bjelke Many lawyers outside the core of international trade practice have recently become more familiar with Section 232 of...

By Max Raileanu The U.S. Department of the Treasury describes the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (“CFIUS”) as being...

By: Katherine Youssouf On Friday night, April 13th, at the order of the President, the United States launched a series of precision...

By Frank E. Waliczek Africa is home to a growing number of terrorist organizations seeking expansion funds, as well as to a dwindling...

By: Ammar Hussain On March 1st, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that Russia had completed testing the “Satan 2,” a new...