Deterrence News

Isar Aerospace's Spectrum rocket successfully reached orbit from a Norwegian island, marking the first time a private European space company achieved this miles

The Houthis are challenging Saudi Arabia's restraint, forcing Riyadh to consider how to restore deterrence without re-engaging in a prolonged war in Yemen.

Poland has stated its opposition to hosting American nuclear warheads on its soil, despite its eagerness to participate in NATO's nuclear deterrence initiatives

US special forces are prepared to expand military drills in the Philippines to deter potential conflict.

IRGC General Mohammad Reza Naqdi stated that Iran has learned to fight the US over five months and could extend the conflict until 2029 to build deterrence, als

Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Türkiye are expected to face challenges in establishing a credible deterrent through their joint defense agreement.

Saudi Arabia, Turkiye, and Pakistan have signed a trilateral defence pact in Mecca, reportedly aimed at deterring aggression, particularly in relation to Iran.

Anduril founder Palmer Luckey argues that integrating AI into weapons systems is necessary, stating there's no moral high ground in using 'dumb weapons' like la

Saudi Arabia faces a dilemma in the US-Iran conflict, needing to decide whether to retaliate as a deterrent or pursue de-escalation.

Deterrence mechanisms in West Asia have broken down, leading to increased instability in the region.

Outgoing U.S. Space Force head Gen. Chance Saltzman warned that a conflict extending into space would make the entire orbital domain a war zone, affecting all n

Germany is set to participate in a French nuclear drill as part of Europe's efforts to strengthen its deterrence capabilities.