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Al Raqib Elevates the Gulf Defense Debate

June 12, 2026

Over the course of five weeks, the Gulf states faced what they had never faced before. Between ballistic missiles, cruise […]

Moscow Analysts: Iran Conflict Proves Superiority of Russian Layered Air Defense Doctrine

April 20, 2026

The Gulf conflict demonstrated that the Western air defense doctrine, which relies on fighter-interceptors and long-range missile systems, is significantly […]

How cheap weapons challenge Global military power

April 15, 2026

Sarah Saad While Washington, Moscow and Beijing are locked in a high-stakes race to dominate the stars, a silent, “primitive” […]

Diego Garcia Under Threat: Has Iran Broken the Limits of Geographic Deterrence?

April 5, 2026

Brigadier. Salahadden Abobaker Al-Zedani Alanari Open-source reports suggest a possible Iranian attempt to target Diego Garcia base in the Indian […]

The Great Rearmament: Global Defense Spending Reaches Historic Levels

March 30, 2026

American defense spending continues to dominate the global military landscape at a scale that would have seemed extraordinary a generation […]

Autonomous arms transforming Middle East conflicts

March 30, 2026

Sarah Saad The nature of warfare in the Middle East is shifting rapidly, transforming not only the scale of conflict […]

AI and the Insider Threat: Building Resilience Within the Middle East’s Defense Sector

March 23, 2026

Mazen Adnan Dohaji, Senior Vice President and General Manager, IMETA AI adoption across the Middle East’s defense sector is introducing […]

DIVERSIFICATION OF ENERGY SUPPLY BEYOND STRAIT OF HORMUZ – IRAN CONFLICT

March 18, 2026

Commander Anees Muhammad Khan (Retd)Senior Research FellowNational Institute of Maritime Affairs (NIMA) Pakistan On 28 Feb 26, the United States and Israel […]