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This week has been absolutely packed with announcements that will make any strategy fan’s heart race. We finally have a date for the return of one of the most iconic tactical series in gaming, a massive shift in strategy for one of the most respected wargame developers in the industry, and a Kickstarter for an RTS that looks like it jumped straight out of the golden age of the 90s. D.O.R.F. Real-Time Strategic Conflict Kickstarter is Live If you’ve been missing the “golden age” of RTS games like Command & Conquer, you need to look at D.O.R.F. Real-Time Strategic Conflict.…
BEIRUT, Lebanon — Ukraine-style warfare came to Lebanon this week as Hezbollah started posting video taken from its suicide drones colliding with Israeli tanks rolling into the south of the country.Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz, for his part, promised to bring Israel’s Gaza modus operandi to Lebanon, as his country’s military, named the Israel Defense Forces, tries to carve out a “security zone” in the south.The Israeli military will follow “the model of Rafah and Beit Hanoun,” he said, referring to two Gaza cities the IDF mostly destroyed.The announcements promised a new type of warfare on an old battlefield: South…
European External Action Service (EEAS) 27.03.2026 Vienna Press and information team of the Delegation to UN and OSCE in Vienna OSCE Permanent Council No. 1559 Vienna, 26 March 2026 EU Statement in response to the report by the Head of the OSCE Mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina 1. The European Union warmly welcomes Ambassador Holtzapple and thanks him for his first report. We commend the Mission for its continued work in Bosnia and Herzegovina in a challenging environment, including under continued budgetary constraints. 2. The EU is unequivocally committed to Bosnia and Herzegovina’s EU perspective as a single, united and…
Issue Brief March 27, 2026 • 12:50 pm ET Print this page By Kingston Reif Bottom lines up front US nuclear strategy must now account for a rapidly expanding Chinese nuclear force alongside a modernizing Russia.Whether the current US nuclear force is sufficient depends on unresolved questions about China’s nuclear plans, US objectives, and Russian and Chinese doctrines. Arms control should be pursued now rather than waiting for a buildup that offers the US no near-term bargaining leverage. Washington’s plans to rebuild its nuclear arsenal conceived in the early 2010s assumed a world in which Russia was not an acute…
Israel Adesanya suffered a fourth straight defeat after he fell to Joe Pyfer in the UFC Seattle main event but that doesn’t mean the former UFC middleweight champion is contemplating retirement.In fact it might be just the opposite as the defiant Adesanya congratulated Pyfer on a job well done after they engaged in a wild back-and-forth fight before the finish. While it certainly wasn’t the result he wanted, Adesanya didn’t blink when asked about what comes next for him in his career.“You keep going again and again and again and again and again,” Adesanya shouted. “I’m not f*cking leaving. You’ll…
The UK has revealed it is ready to act against Russian ‘shadow fleet’ shipping sailing in UK waters, including boarding and detaining ships if required. According to a BBC report, approval for this military activity was given by the UK Prime Minister, Sir Kier Starmer, on 26 March. Broadly, Russia’s ‘shadow fleet’ consists of commercial ships sailing without a valid national flag and transporting Russian oil, despite international sanctions imposed on some Russian trade exports including oil, as a consequence of its invasion of Ukraine. Export of such oil could help fund its war there. Speaking on BBC Radio 4’s…
Press release The UK will urgently commit an additional £100 million for air defence support to Ukraine, helping to defend the country from Russia’s relentless attacks. From: Ministry of Defence, Prime Minister’s Office, 10 Downing Street, The Rt Hon Sir Keir Starmer KCB KC MP and The Rt Hon John Healey MP Published 27 March 2026 New funding brings the total in air defence commitments made over the last two months by the UK to protect Ukraine to £600 million. Follows the Prime Minister’s announcement that British military will be able to board shadow fleet…
The Octagon returned to Climate Pledge Arena for tonight’s UFC Seattle event, and four fighters wound up taking home performance bonuses. The fight card was headlined by a highly anticipated middleweight matchup featuring Israel Adesanya taking on Joe Pyfer. The bout proved to be a wild back and forth affair. Adesanya got off to a strong start in the opening round and appeared to have the lead leg of Pyfer in all sorts of trouble. However, ‘Bodybagz’ took advantage of Izzy’s aggression and was able to score a big takedown and take full mount in round two. From there, Pyfer…
On Saturday, Pyfer scored the biggest win of his MMA career, stopping former two-time middleweight champion Israel Adesanya in the main event of UFC Seattle. The win not only launches Pyfer into the UFC’s Top 10, but it also raises serious questions about the fighting future for one of this generation’s greatest champions.Following UFC Seattle, MMA Fighting’s Jed Meshew and Alexander K. Lee react to Pyfer’s big win over Adesanya, and what the future holds for “The Last Stylebender.” Additionally, Meshew and Lee discuss whether UFC Seattle was the event of the year thus far, Alexa Grasso’s sensational finish, what…
BOSTON — March 28, 2026 — The Navy commissioned the Virginia-class fast-attack submarine USS Massachusetts (SSN 798) in a traditional ceremony held March 28 at Boston Harbor. The ceremony culminated a years-long process to bring Massachusetts into service. It is the fifth U.S. Navy vessel named after the commonwealth of Massachusetts, following the most recent, USS Massachusetts (BB 59), a South Dakota-class fast battleship that participated in nearly every major Pacific campaign from 1943 to 1945 and earned 11 battle stars for its World War II service. Cmdr. Michael Siedsma, Massachusetts’ commanding officer, spoke proudly of his crew’s efforts. “To…
