Will Iran's dictatorship collapse under attacks? Here’s the professor's assessment
The article discusses the implications of U.S. and Israeli military operations in Iran, questioning the future stability of the Islamic regime and potential changes in leadership.
Language as a weapon? PLA academics push for training overhaul, cite Ukraine war
Chinese military academics advocate for a significant shift in defence language training, stressing the importance of linguistic skills in modern warfare, especially in light of insights from the Ukraine war.
Head of "Solidarity" Piotr Duda: This is not a reform of the PIP, but a coating of reality
Piotr Duda, the head of the Solidarity trade union, criticizes the government's proposed reforms, emphasizing the need for transparency and proper consultation before formulating opinions on military spending legislation.
Rait Maruste: On the Military Court
Former Supreme Court Chief Justice Rait Maruste discusses the importance of Estonia avoiding a military court and the chaos of ‘generals’ on amok runs, reflecting on a recent editorial.
Military Service: From Today the New ESOS – What Changes and What is the New Model
Greece introduces a new military service framework aimed at enhancing the experience for conscripts starting this February.
One Hundred Thousand Hired and 15,000 Reservists: The Plan for the Reform of Defense
Italy plans to increase its military personnel by hiring 100,000 new recruits by 2040 and establishing a permanent reserve of 15,000 units.
Kalev Stoicescu: the language requirement does not exempt from military service
Kalev Stoicescu argues that establishing a language requirement for military service does not actually exempt individuals from serving in the Estonian Defense Forces.
Medals in Uniform, a Challenge in the Challenge: For Now, the Carabinieri Are in Charge
The debate over military sports groups in Italy reflects a division between traditionalists and those advocating for reform to align with international standards and successes.
EDITORIAL: The Anchor Bolt That Hinders Us
The article discusses the challenges Ukraine faces in securing military aid from the EU due to Hungary's blockade and the need for reform in decision-making processes within the EU.
Court suspends civic-military school rules of Tarcísio and prohibits police from teaching in SP
A São Paulo court has temporarily suspended the behavioral guidelines for civic-military schools established by Governor Tarcísio de Freitas and has prohibited police officers from teaching there.
SZ in the Evening: News from February 11, 2026
Key news from February 11, 2026, includes NATO's Arctic Sentry mission in Greenland, a proposed driver's license reform package by the German government, and significant Russian military casualties in the Ukraine conflict according to NATO.
Russia is developing massive drone units near Estonia
Estonia's Foreign Intelligence Service warns that Russia is forming large-scale military drone units across all branches of its armed forces as part of a military reform.
Second stage of corps reform under way at front, brigades moved to their corps – Ukraine's commander-in-chief
The second stage of Ukraine's corps reform is underway, involving the redeployment of brigades to align with their respective corps, aimed at enhancing operational command and technological capabilities.
'Second stage' of Ukrainian military's corps reform underway, Syrskyi says
The Ukrainian military's transition to a corps command system has advanced to its second stage, according to Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi, who noted that reforms are ongoing to enhance battlefield effectiveness.
Estonia must be ready to repel drones across its entire territory in the event of a conflict
The Estonian Foreign Intelligence Service warns that Estonia needs to be prepared to counter the threat of mass drone units that Russia is developing as part of its military reform.
Moreira demands the Senate to issue a reform on minimum income for teachers, doctors, and police
Rubén Moreira, the PRI coordinator in the Chamber of Deputies, has urged the Senate to declare a constitutional reform ensuring a minimum monthly income of 18,000 pesos for public sector teachers, doctors, nurses, police, military personnel, and national guards.
Election Analysis: The Rise of Reform Forces in Thailand is Over
The Thai electorate has confirmed the incumbent Prime Minister for the first time in 20 years, marking a shift towards continuity amid previous political instability.
Referendum on Constitutional Reform in Thailand: Created During Military Rule, Criticism of 'Judicial Intervention'
Thailand held a referendum on constitutional reform alongside the general elections, with strong criticisms of the existing constitution's provisions favoring the military and monarchy.
"I won't return to the country" - Young Thais Disappointed in Politics, Dwindling Hope for Reform
With Thailand's election approaching, young citizens are losing faith in political reform amidst fears of exclusion from power by conservative forces supporting the military and monarchy.
Pentagon vows to reform military newspaper Stars and Stripes, remove 'woke distractions'
The Pentagon is reforming the military newspaper Stars and Stripes to focus on its original mission of serving warfighters while moving away from what it deems 'woke distractions.'
Panagiotopoulos: The reactions of non-commissioned officers should concern us all
Former Minister of National Defense Nikos Panagiotopoulos expressed concern over the tense climate among the ranks of non-commissioned officers in the Armed Forces, urging for careful assessment in any reforms.
Reform of the Debt Brake: No Exception for War Loans
The state is stimulating the economy with debt-financed investments, but a study warns that exceptions for military spending could lead to risks and potentially a public debt trap.
Pistorius on Military Service: "Anyone who wants to win young people must take them seriously"
On the launch of the new military service, Defense Minister Boris Pistorius urged support from the Bundeswehr's men and women, emphasizing the importance of the initiative for the military's readiness and future capabilities.
Ukraine Decree, yes from the Council of Ministers (without Salvini): the word 'military' in the title. Postponement on the referendum date
The Italian Council of Ministers approved a decree to extend military aid to Ukraine through 2026, although no decision was made regarding the justice reform and the referendum date is postponed.