By integrating QuickSink with the B-2, the United States has expanded its maritime reach and threat response spectrum.

Crisis Watch 2025-06-13

Russia's Wagner mercenaries tortured hundreds of civilians in Mali: report

An investigation revealed that the use of illegal detentions and systematic torture, which sometimes led to death, was similar to that which occurred in Ukraine and Russia.

By integrating QuickSink with the B-2, the United States has expanded its maritime reach and threat response spectrum.

Crisis Watch 2025-05-30

North Korea's illegal wildlife trade thrives amid economic hardship, military expansion

A study reveals that the state itself is implicated in, and actively profiting from, the harvesting and trade of endangered species.

By integrating QuickSink with the B-2, the United States has expanded its maritime reach and threat response spectrum.

Crisis Watch 2025-05-26

'A nation of copiers': China leverages Russian military tech to plan for Taiwan conflict

From Moscow to Beijing, Russian military gear is being bought, dissected and reborn as Chinese knockoffs.

By integrating QuickSink with the B-2, the United States has expanded its maritime reach and threat response spectrum.

Crisis Watch 2025-03-07

Amid war, Russian academia is headed toward crisis

Infringements on academic freedom guarantee fewer Russian scholars, less innovation and less intellectual energy.

By integrating QuickSink with the B-2, the United States has expanded its maritime reach and threat response spectrum.

Crisis Watch 2025-03-03

Russian strike on Chernobyl fuels concern future attacks may unleash nuclear disaster

The IAEA has long expressed concern about the long-term dangers posed by Russia's attacks on Ukraine's nuclear facilities, particularly the potential for further military escalation.

By integrating QuickSink with the B-2, the United States has expanded its maritime reach and threat response spectrum.

Crisis Watch 2025-02-27

Iran inches closer to nuclear threshold as uranium reserves soar: IAEA report

Tehran has vowed to ramp up production of uranium enriched to 60% in response to the adoption of an IAEA board resolution that censured Iran for its lack of cooperation with the agency.

By integrating QuickSink with the B-2, the United States has expanded its maritime reach and threat response spectrum.

Crisis Watch 2024-11-12

IAEA chief says Iran nuclear issue becoming 'increasingly tense'

Iran has greatly increased its stockpile of uranium enriched to 60%, according to the IAEA, close to the 90% needed to make an atomic weapon.