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At RMS International, we understand the importance of historical context in shaping the present and preparing for the future. Our Archive subpage is a testament to this philosophy. It serves as an extensive repository of our past analyses and updates on global events, offering a relevant resource for those seeking to understand the evolution of security concerns over time.
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Poland Grounds for Concern: Russian Drones Get a Rough Landing
In the early hours of September 10-11, 2025, 19 to 23 unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) crossed into eastern, central, and northern Poland—some via Belarus—during a broader Russian attack targeting Ukraine.
Update: France’s Political Crisis and Nationwide Strike
Change flight plans if traveling through France on September 10th due to disruptions in airport services, ground transportation and businesses due to a large-scale public strike. Avoid air travel in France and throughout Europe on September 18th and 19th due to air traffic controller strike that will halt the majority of all air travel in France and cause cascading delays throughout Europe with cancellations and rerouting of flights.
Happening Now: France’s Political Crisis and Nationwide Strike
France stands at the center of a deepening political and fiscal crisis as Prime Minister François Bayrou’s minority government braces for a confidence vote on September 8 that he is widely expected to lose. If Bayrou’s government falls, President Emmanuel Macron currently intends to appoint a new prime minister rather than call snap elections, although he has ruled out dissolution for now.
Transnational Instability & Nontraditional Threats: The New Frontline of Global Security
In the current geopolitical climate, the most pressing security challenges are no longer confined to battlefields or the agendas of global powers. Instead, increasing global instability stems from a complex mix of climate change, resource scarcity, and mass migration.
Power Shift at the Pentagon: What the DIA Purge Signals for US Intelligence
In a decisive move aimed at enhancing efficiency and aligning national security priorities, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has announced leadership changes within the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA).
Kyiv-ing Peace a Chance: After-Action Report on Recent US, Russia, and Ukraine Summits
On August 15, 2025, the Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson in Anchorage, Alaska hosted the Trump–Putin summit, marking the Russian leader’s first visit to US soil since 2015.
Tropical Storm: Erin on the Side of Caution
Tropical Storm Erin is currently tracking across the Atlantic, bringing sustained winds near 45 mph and higher gusts, according to the latest National Hurricane Center advisory.
Making Waves: Under the Surface of US-Russian Tensions
In early August 2025, two US nuclear-powered submarines were relocated to strategically significant regions near Russia.
NYC Shooting at 345 Park Avenue: What We Know This Far
The Monday, July 29, active-shooter incident in New York City resulted in the deaths of five people, including the gunman. One victim remains in critical condition and other people were treated for minor injuries sustained while attempting to flee the scene.