SilahReborn·Sep 29The Assault Rifles and Other Small Arms of Saudi Forces in YemenWith the return of major fighting and surprising setbacks for the Saudi-backed PLC government in Yemen since September 2026, there has been…
InWhat If AI Investigated…?byJ Gray·Jul 23The Rearmament Divide — How NATO’s Production Decisions in the 1990s Produced the Numbers of 2026The Royal Ordnance piece established the UK’s position: one ammunition filling facility, 80,000 shells per year target after a sixteen-fold…
Israel Sutopo·May 28The Shadow Economy of Arms Trade and Its Global ConsequencesOn the surface, the arms trade is a business like any other: buyers, sellers, contracts, and markets. Yet few industries carry the same…
InWhat If AI Investigated…?byJ Gray·May 21The Vickers DNA Chain: From Church Bells to BAE SystemsIn 1828, a Sheffield foundry made steel castings and church bells. 196 years later, every strand of British military manufacturing has…
Ywlan·May 7This imagery is satirical: the toad king and the frog symbolize power-hungry greed and hypocrisy…This political satire cartoon uses anthropomorphic imagery to critique the cross-strait political situation and military spending, focusing…
Jackson M. Blake·Apr 25The AEY Arms Trafficking Case and Failures in OversightThe case of Efraim Diveroli and David Packouz is one of those stories that sounds almost too absurd to be real, which is probably part of…
Nanmoon·Apr 19Japan’s $7 Billion Warship Deal Is Bigger Than You ThinkApril 18 felt crisp in Melbourne.
European Values Center for Security Policy·Feb 27Taipei Under Crossfire: Dramatic Developments Amid Taiwan’s Defense BuildupThe political and security partnership between Washington and Taipei is entering a turbulent and potentially precedent-setting phase.
Cassie Carrick·Oct 8, 2025From arming Nazis to supporting genocide, the West’s mask of morality burns to dust (July 2024)“Knowledgeable people know that Frankenstein is not the monster, but only wise people see that Frankenstein is the monster.” This quote has…
DÉRYAN ALEXANDRE JACQUES·Sep 27, 2025Licensed to Kill: The Selective Morality of State-Sanctioned Arms DealingAn examination of state complicity, selective condemnation, and the hypocrisies that define the global arms trade
