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Discover the author’s favorite places—as the 25th James Bond movie hits theaters

Iran isn't a major naval power, but the confined waters of the Persian Gulf would give its submarines some advantages.

For the first time since Dr No, Bond has returned to his spiritual home – thanks to bananas, Bob Marley, and a bottle of rum

President Biden, Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Wednesday announced a new trilateral security partnership that will see Australia develop nuclear-powered submarines to face what Biden called “rapidly evolving threats” in the Indo-Pacific.

Lesson from Afghanistan: "Every generation needs a revolution."

Tehran may not be an advanced great power, but it knows how to build a good shallow-water submarine fleet. Here is why the Navy is taking notice.

That's not all, they're taking more action to silence dissent...

Nextgov's Brandi Vincent speaks to former Sen. Harry Reid about the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program and how the government is monitorin...

INTRODUCTION Do you remember how “we” got maneuvered into Afghanistan? Yes. maneuvered. That was about 20 years ago and some readers will be too young to remember. If you were old enough, you may find these actual clips, recorded, noted and meticulously transcribed from the media of the time, tell a different story than the one you remember. Most of the clips, especially the longer ones, have the most important parts bolded, so theoretically you can skim most of this piece by reading...

While the United States was preoccupied with the failed war in Afghanistan, China has expanded its geopolitical influence with astonishing speed.