Will Turkey face more pressure over its S-400 purchase and testing after U.S. election? By Paul Iddon Turkey’s recent test-firing of its Russian-built S-400 air defence missile system may finally lead it to incur long-threatened United States sanctions following the…

Last week’s ceasefire in Libya might have seemed almost inconceivable just a few months ago. Yet hard work remains to translate this positive step into something more durable—both for Libyans most affected by the fighting and for stability in a…

Top Israeli Security Analyst Amidror: Normalisation is Transforming Israel’s Strategic Situation By J-Wire News Service Given the cascade of changes in the Middle East, including increased Turkish aggression and the domino effect of Arab normalisation with Israel, the Australia/Israel &…

IAF in desperate need for new heavy-lift helicopters. What’s the hold-up? By Anna Ahronheim It’s been over four years since the Israel Air Force announced it would be replacing its aging CH-53 Yasur helicopters, and though there are two frontrunners…