History

From Shield to Sword: The Offensive Potential of Modern Landmines

History, Technology, Weapons

Mines are traditionally viewed as defensive weapons designed to deny access to certain areas, slow down advancing forces, or protect strategic positions. However, in modern warfare, the use of mines has evolved. They have also been employed offensively to disrupt enemy movements, launch surprise attacks, and create chaos in adversary ranks. Mines have always been

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Is it Worth the Shot? How Assassinations Effect on Politics and War

History, Politics

Top Hezbollah and Hamas leaders were recently assassinated by Israel. Presidential nominee Donald Trump survived an assassination attempt at an election rally. Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan emerged stronger from these attempts on their lives. Even John F. Kennedy survived an assassination attempt before another assassin succeeded. Do assassinations or attempts to assassinate leaders change

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Getting Rid Of Oil – The Maritime Fuel Revolution Increases Supply Security in The North

Analysis, History, Technology

Meeting at one of biggest oil producer countries in the world, UEA, at least 80 countries are demanding a UN Climate Change Conference COP28 deal that calls for an eventual end to fossil fuel use. In maritime transport, this revolution is already on its way as more and shipping giants and navies turn to various

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