BAE Systems Augmented-Reality System for Royal Navy
BAE Systems hopes to begin operational trials of an augmented-reality system onboard a Royal Navy warship next year as part of a £20 million ($27
Month : November 2018
Egypt’s Defense Industry Flourishing
Four years after Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi took charge of managing the country’s affairs, dozens of military-owned companies have flourished and the Army has undergone
Israeli Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman Resigns
Israeli Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman’s November 14, 2018 resignation disrupted the country’s politics at a sensitive time for regional security, and it could serve as
Lawmakers Faced with a Partial Government Shutdown
Lawmakers will face yet another threat of a partial government shutdown when they return to Capitol Hill next week, but this one carries much less
U.S. to Impose AI Export Control Restrictions
The phrase “artificial intelligence” captures a deep techno-utopian promise, the notion that through craftsmanship humans can create learning and thinking machines outside the processes of
The Rise and Fall of the Next Islamic State
For counter-terrorism officials, one of the most difficult counter-terrorism challenges is identifying the next global struggle that, like the Syrian civil war, will energize the
Tunisia’s Constitutional Court Still Remains Vacant
Four years following its creation in the 2014 constitution, Tunisia’s Constitutional Court still remains vacant. Tunisia, the one democracy to emerge from the Arab Spring,
Ricardel Terminated Following Altercation with First Lady
After a strained week that included calls for removal from office by the First Lady’s spokeswoman, Deputy National Security Advisor Mira Ricardel is leaving the
America’s National Security Eroded to a Dangerous Degree
America’s military position has “eroded to a dangerous degree,” leaving the U.S. in a “crisis of national security,” especially if faced with more than one
Midterm Elections Predicted to Impact Budget Deal
Tuesday’s midterm elections may turn over the House to the Democrats and increase Republican control of the Senate, but the outcome’s impact on a potential