Taiwan’s Ancient Submarines Have No Business Being Anywhere Near a Real War

As China expands its undersea arsenal, Taiwan is debating how to replace its own tiny fleet of antiquated submarines — two of which date all the way back to World War II.

Who Killed Central Africa’s Most Notorious Spy?

The assassins, dressed in camouflage and riding in a military vehicle, closed in on their target.

Lt. Gen. Adolphe Nshimirimana, Burundi’s top spy and one of the most feared men in Central and East Africa, knew he had a…

Thailand’s Counter-Insurgents Are Not Winning Hearts and Minds

The Royal Thai Army and the Royal Thai Police have for decades fought rebels in one of Asia’s lesser-known sectarian conflicts. Malay Muslim separatists in southern Thailand, inspired by centuries-old sultanates in the…

The Pentagon Sends Predators to Latvia

Predator drones will soon be in the skies over Latvia. Airmen from the Texas Air National Guard will fly patrols and train with NATO allies as part of the Pentagon’s European Reassurance Initiative, or ERI.