Regions - Washington Institute For Defence & Security

13 May 24

Improving America’s defense-industrial base: Key to protecting Taiwan’s security

In the age of increasing conflicts between Ukraine and the Middle East and different attempts made by US and European countries to solve these crises show a worrying reality. China might see a chance to take Taiwan by force closing quickly. The winning party of Taiwan’s recent presidential election was the Democratic People’s Party. They […]

06 May 24

Peace Activists pressurized Hamas for Peace, Not Just Israel

All the nations are waiting to see what Hamas will do on Israel’s offer. They offer to pause fighting in exchange for releasing some hostages. This offer creates hope that it may be the sign of peace. The U.S. called Israel’s offer “extraordinarily generous,” and many people hope it could lead to a permanent end […]

01 May 24

After the failure of Hasbara Israel require the news form of messaging

For a while now, people have agreed that Israel isn’t great at explaining itself to the world. They’ve had a hard time getting others to see things from their perspective, especially because many people around the world don’t seem to like them very much. The most common methods they have used are giving speeches, doing […]

27 Apr 24

Another Israel-Hezbollah war looms ahead: Where is UNIFIL

The war between Israel and Hezbollah becomes dangerous day by day that increases the fear of people. Number of missiles and rockets have been fired from Heznollahafter the barbaric Hamas attack against Israel on October 7. The direction of these missiles is from southern Lebanon into northern Israel. Furthermore, the situation also became critical because […]

26 Apr 24

Intimidation knows no borders: Russia’s official policy at home and abroad

Russia mostly gave up on trying to maintain cordial ties with the international community during the first year of its assault on Ukraine. It severed ties with international organizations, withdrew from cultural gatherings, and united behind pariah governments such as North Korea and Iran. Russian perceptions have changed more since then. Extreme violence and hate […]

18 Apr 24

China’s Space Rescue Victory: Strategic Implications

Due to antiquated policies that failed to foresee new obstacles in human recovery, the United States has repeatedly shown itself inadequate for personnel recovery throughout its history. Trend studies show that following a significant crisis or catastrophe, the US modifies its personnel rehabilitation policy. China is gaining the upper hand in cislunar space if the […]

13 Apr 24

Niger’s pivot to Moscow: Implications for US engagement in Africa and future strategic direction

A military pact between the US and Niger that provided US soldiers with a vital base and launching pad in the Sahel area of Africa has been halted. The action comes after a controversy about the African country’s connections to Iran and Russia broke out when US officials traveled to Niger last week to voice […]

02 Apr 24

Effects of Israel seeks rescheduling of canceled US meeting on rafah offensive plans

The number of civilian deaths in Gaza, the severe food shortages, and Israel’s intentions to advance its military attack against Hamas terrorists into the heavily populated, far-southern city of Rafah home to many displaced civilians have led to increasing condemnation of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu by the United States. The 2.4 million people who […]

26 Mar 24

African conflict zones: Assessing threats to US interests

It captures the most current international events, such as the conflicts in Sudan, Russia-Ukraine, Israel-Hamas, and the Red Sea. The US went on to say that Africa’s susceptibility to terrorism constituted a danger to US interests. “terrorists will continue to be interested in carrying out attacks against US citizens, allies, and interests worldwide using chemical, […]

19 Mar 24

The diplomatic approach of Indonesia in handling the US-China standoff

China and Indonesia, the fourth most populous country in the world and the one with the greatest economy in Southeast Asia, haven’t always been close. Diplomatic relations were only restored in 1990 after Jakarta accused Beijing of sponsoring a purported Communist coup attempt in the 1960s. Indonesia’s diplomatic approach and Its neutral position The US […]