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Tuesday, March 21, 2023

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The UK is Way Too Besotted with Its SAS | The Washington Post

The Special Air Service regiment's 1941–1942 North African experiences were depicted in the new BBC miniseries SAS Rogue Heroes, which is based on a best-selling book by Ben Macintyre.   The words "Contains strong language, prolonged violence, and upsetting scenes"...

China: Beijing’s Economic Woes Mean More Bark, Less Bite | Hayes Group International | Bryan A.

BLUF: China’s ongoing economic woes will probably serve as a check against Beijing’s aggression as the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) looks to achieve market stability and avoid exogenous shocks. President Xi may be more inclined to posture by way...

The Saudi government wants to build a ‘city of the future’ – is it really prepared to execute those that stand in its way?...

Human rights organizations have expressed indignation at the Saudi court's decision to execute three members of the Huwaitat tribe for refusing to be evicted so that a contentious desert "giga-project" could be built, calling the decision "very disturbing." Shadli al-Huwaiti,...

Pay attention to Syria or pay a price | The Hill

In Syria, a country that Americans once cared about, the civil conflict has killed close to 500,000 people, divided the nation, and left 90% of the population living in poverty. An American base in northeast Syria was the target of...

South Africa’s intelligence watchdog is failing civil society. How to restore its credibility

The intelligence services of South Africa will undergo a number of adjustments according to the commitment of president Cyril Ramaphosa and his cabinet. The office of the inspector general of intelligence has been strengthened as part of the changes. The...

The Afghan Conundrum | The Kashmir Images

The Moscow Conference on Afghanistan has demonstrated the willingness of the regional players to contribute significantly to Afghanistan's reconstruction and assist the people there, many of whom face a gloomy future. Following a relatively quiet period during which the Afghan...

The US’s New Tool for Deterrence Isn’t Ready | Defense One

In order to give the U.S. the "ability to protect and the opportunity to disrupt," a "deterrence triad" that combines special operations, space, and cyber forces has been dubbed the "next step in terms of deterrence."  However, while the concept...

This Is How Taiwan’s Military Would Go To War With China | The Drive

Since the Taiwan Strait Crisis of 1995–1996 this year, tensions between China and Taiwan have risen to their greatest level.  As a result, many analysts have argued that there is a real risk of conflict in the years to come....

Force Design 2030: Transforming to Irrelevance | National Interest

It has become evident that the creators, supporters, and detractors of Force Design (FD) 2030 have very different visions of the future global security environment as the United States Marine Corps works to organize, train, and equip itself to...

America’s 9/11 Wars Created the Foot Soldiers of Far-Right Violence at Home | The Intercept

One of the most aggressive generals of his generation, NATHAN BEDFORD FORREST returned home to Tennessee and devised a fresh strategy for combat when his military career ended bitterly.  Forrest, a defeated general in the Confederate army, joined the KKK...

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United States Air Force Special Reconnaissance | Grey Dynamics

The United States Air Force Special Reconnaissance is a highly specialized military unit that conducts covert operations to gather...

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