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Key Leader’s Message
We live in an era where new technologies are transforming international competition. Although the United States…
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Enhancing Collective Defense
UNIPATH STAFF
What began as a diplomatic dispute over possession of underwater gas reserves erupted into air, land and maritime assaults against an innocent country.
But that country didn’t have to confront the swarm of drones, the…
Subduing the Houthis to Safeguard the Region
MUAMMAR AL ERYANI, YEMENI MINISTER OF INFORMATION, CULTURE AND TOURISM
The world faces a growing terrorist threat from the Iran-backed Houthi militia group, which is spreading chaos in the region as it attempts to expand its political…
Yemen’s Struggle for Stability
MAJ. GEN. MOHAMMED ZAYED IBRAHIM, YEMENI DEFENSE ATTACHE TO THE UNITED STATES
One of the most important meetings of the Manama Forum in November 2023 was a special session dealing with the dynamics of the Red Sea crisis, which has…
Qatar’s Military Seeks Advanced Training
UNIPATH STAFF | photos by u.s. army central
During the February 2024 visit of the Qatari Land Forces delegation to the National Training Center (NTC) Fort Irwin in California, where the rugged terrain is considered a realistic…
The Costs and Benefits of Artificial Intelligence
Naval forces keep watch on international shipping lanes from the Red Sea to the Arabian Gulf with a widespread network of floating, flying and underwater sensors.
These valuable eyes on the water, which hunt for smugglers, terrorists and…
Saudi Officers Specialize in Electronic Warfare
UNIPATH STAFF
As adversaries become more capable and threats more complex, enhancing electronic warfare capabilities is increasingly critical to regional security.
Boosting Saudi Arabia’s electronic warfare capabilities, 13 Royal…