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Volkswagen Wants to Put an Idling Factory to Work on Defense Orders. But Why Could Qatar Block It?
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The story has an almost perfect setup for an economic paradox. Germany is sharply increasing defense spending and trying to expand its military-industrial ...

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The U.S. Is Scaling Back Drills With South Korea Over Iran. But Who Is Washington Really Punishing?
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At first glance, the situation seems almost illogical. The Korean Peninsula contains one of the most heavily militarized borders on Earth. North Korea ...

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Eight Stingers on a Golf Course: Why the U.S. President Now Needs His Own Air Defense
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When the President of the United States goes golfing, it is normal to expect Secret Service agents, armored vehicles, police cordons, and counter-sniper teams. ...

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How Sweden Lost Its Tank Industry and Switched to the Leopard 2
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In the late 1960s, Sweden achieved something only a handful of countries could do: it independently designed and mass-produced its own main battle tank. And ...

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Poland Is Building Europe’s Strongest Army. But Its Shell Production Might Not Last a Week of Major War
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Poland is undergoing what is probably the largest modernization of its armed forces since the end of the Cold War. The country is buying American Abrams tanks, ...

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Turkey, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia Have Formed a Defense Pact. Why It Matters More Than It First Appears
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On August 7, 2026, an event took place in Mecca that would have seemed highly unlikely only a few years ago. Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan signed a joint ...

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Russia’s Railways Are Caught in a Strange Trap: Freight Is Falling, but Pressure on the System Is Growing
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Russia’s railway system has found itself in what appears to be a paradoxical situation. The country is at war, defense factories are operating at elevated ...

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How China Spent More Than a Decade Preparing for an Oil War — and Why It Helped Stabilize the Global Market
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When the Strait of Hormuz was effectively blocked, many analysts began warning of what could become the largest energy crisis of the 21st century. Roughly 20 ...

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Even the Lawn Couldn’t Take It. How America’s New Presidential Helicopters Forced the White House to Be Rebuilt
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When reports emerged that President Donald Trump had ordered the newly constructed White House helipad to be rebuilt, many assumed it was just another ...

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NATO 3.0: Why Europe May Soon Have to Defend Itself Without a Large U.S. Military Presence
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For decades after the Cold War, European security rested on one fundamental pillar—the extensive military presence of the United States. American bases, ...

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Could Iranian Missiles Reach Ukraine? What Tehran’s Long-Range Arsenal Is Really Capable Of
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Recent statements from Iranian officials have once again drawn attention to a question that until recently seemed largely theoretical. If political tensions ...

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Spain’s Hidden Trap: How the Soviet Union Nearly Walked Into a Pre-WWII Disaster
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The Spanish Civil War wasn't just a clash between Republicans and Nationalists. It became the world's first proxy war—and Moscow came dangerously close to ...

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