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Europe Will Produce Russian-Designed Nuclear Fuel. Why Replacing Rosatom’s Technology Has Proven So Difficult
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When Europe talks about achieving energy independence, the conversation usually revolves around natural gas, oil, or liquefied natural gas (LNG). Yet there is ...

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Half a Billion Dollars, Not a Single Shell. Why the U.S. Army’s New Artillery Plant Has Yet to Produce 155mm Shell Bodies
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Since the outbreak of the war in Ukraine, expanding the production of 155mm artillery ammunition has become one of the U.S. defense industry's highest ...

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Pirates Are Back: Why Commercial Shipping Off Somalia Is Becoming Dangerous Again
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Just a few years ago, it seemed that the era of Somali piracy had finally come to an end. International naval operations, armed security teams aboard merchant ...

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What Could the U.S. Military Lose in a Conflict With Spain? The Bases Washington Cannot Easily Replace
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The trade dispute between Washington and Madrid has unexpectedly moved far beyond economics. After President Donald Trump spoke about possibly cutting off ...

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A Fifth-Generation Fighter Without a Radar? Why New F-35s Are Being Delivered in an Unusual Configuration
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At first glance, the news sounds almost absurd. How can a modern fifth-generation fighter costing more than $80 million be delivered without one of its most ...

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U.S. Carries Out First Strike on Iran Since Peace Memorandum Was Signed
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The fragile ceasefire between Washington and Tehran has come under renewed pressure. U.S. forces launched airstrikes against targets in southern Iran, marking ...

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The Aircraft Is Ready, but the Engine Isn’t: Why the American F110 Has Become the Key to Turkey’s KAAN Fighter
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Designing a fifth-generation fighter is one of the most demanding engineering challenges in the world. Public attention usually focuses on stealth technology, ...

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The Drone Army: Why the U.S. Army Is Creating a New Unit for a Future War in the Pacific
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For most of its history, the U.S. Army relied on heavy armor, artillery, and overwhelming firepower to achieve battlefield superiority. However, recent ...

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The Last Celebration of an Empire: What Really Happened at the Famous Russian Ball of 1903?
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February 1903. Only two years remained before the Revolution of 1905. Fourteen years before the fall of the Romanov dynasty. Eleven years before the outbreak ...

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The Splendor of Empire: Legendary Jewels of the House of Romanov
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The Language of Power — Through Precious Stones The history of the House of Romanov is not only about wars, reforms, and politics. It is also a ...

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