For many years, Indigenous activists have been calling for reparations and other forms of compensation to make up for the terrible events of the past, including genocide and displacement. Recently, there has been a significant step forward: the US military is formally apologizing to a Native Alaskan tribe for a
The U.S. military is currently facing one of the worst crises in its modern history. Recruitment numbers are at an all-time low, morale among troops is sinking, and the public’s trust in the military has sharply declined. Some experts say this might be because of the Biden administration’s strong push
The U.S. Navy’s submarine-building program, which makes submarines for both the U.S. military and its allies in the UK and Australia, is facing serious problems that could impact future global conflicts, especially a possible war with China in the Pacific. Lately, the Navy has been struggling with some bad news,
In a dramatic escalation, Lebanon has been rocked by a series of deadly explosions targeting electronic devices used by Hezbollah members. These blasts have caused significant damage and casualties, leading many to wonder if a larger military conflict is on the horizon. What Happened? Yesterday, thousands of pagers used by
The U.S. Space Development Agency (SDA) has shared some exciting updates about a big project they’re working on—using satellites in space to improve military communications and missile tracking. These updates came from Dr. Derek Tournear, the SDA’s director, who spoke at a major Air and Space Forces conference near Washington,
India’s defense technology is opening new doors in Africa, with countries showing growing interest in advanced military products like the BrahMos missile and the Light Combat Helicopter (LCH). Experts believe this trend is boosting India’s military exports, especially as nations like Nigeria make major purchases. Nigeria is set to become
India needs to build its own technology systems—everything from computers to the software we use every day—because relying on foreign-made tech could put the country at serious risk, according to experts. Recently, a tragic event in Lebanon highlighted the dangers of technology in warfare. A coordinated attack using modified pagers
Libya, a North African nation rich in oil, has been in turmoil for over a decade. Since 2011, after the NATO-backed uprising that overthrew Muammar Gaddafi, the country has been plagued by instability, armed conflicts, and political division. One major issue that highlights the chaos is the ongoing crisis involving
Yemen’s Houthi rebels have now shot down drones worth over $250 million. These drones, known as General Atomics MQ-9 Reapers, are some of the most advanced machines the US military has. So, what does this mean for the future? Last Saturday, the Houthis downed another MQ-9 Reaper while it was