
Inside the Houthis’ Stockpile of Iranian Weapons
Airstrikes haven’t hindered their Red Sea attacks—at least yet.

Ukraine’s Military Faces Major Shake-up
Valery Zaluzhny, the general credited with many of Ukraine’s battlefield successes, is likely headed for the exits.

Europe Braces for Trump 2.0
European officials are scrambling to ensure the transatlantic relationship can survive the U.S. election.

So You Want to Sanction a Terrorist Group
Biden tries to hit the Houthis where it hurts: their bank accounts.

Israel and Hezbollah Could Stumble Into a War Neither Wants
A war on Israel’s northern border could be far deadlier than the one in Gaza.

NATO Scrambles to Reload Ukraine’s Air Defense
With U.S. military aid to Ukraine frozen, Europe is ramping up support.

Peering Into the Crystal Ball: 10 National Security Predictions for 2024
What we think will happen, for better or worse, in 2024.

Four Days in 2023 That Shook the World
2023 was a tectonic shift in geopolitics.

Zelensky Miscalculates With Republicans
That doesn’t bode well for future U.S. support.

4 Foreign Policy Takeaways From the Latest Republican Presidential Debate
China and border security will be top priorities for GOP frontrunners in 2024.

The Year-End AUKUS Push
Remember that nuclear submarine deal with Australia?

The U.S.-China Hotline Rings Again
Biden and Xi agreed to restart military-to-military talks, but not much else.

McConnell’s Ukraine Legacy Turns Into Political Headache
House Republicans sour plans for major joint funding package on Ukraine and Israel.

Dire Warnings of Russia and China Threats Challenge Aging U.S. Nuclear Arsenal
U.S. nuclear deterrence needs to be urgently modernized, congressional commission warns.

U.S. Military Draws a ‘Keep Out’ Sign Around Israel
Two supercarriers, 2,000 troops, and lots of planes are aimed at keeping Iran’s proxies out of the war zone.