Michael Peck is a defense writer and contributing writer for Business Insider. He has also contributed to various publications such as Popular Mechanics, Yahoo News, and Forbes. Michael specializes in covering topics related to defense, international relations, and economic growth in Africa.
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By: Michael Peck
Ukraine's invasion of Russia's Kursk region used proven tactics from World War II's Battle of the Bulge, showing surprise attacks are still possible.
By: Michael Peck
An invasion of Taiwan by China today would face similar challenges that caused the US to drop the idea during WWII. The island is too well-fortified.
Ukraine's invasion of Russia's Kursk region used proven tactics from World War II's Battle of the Bulge, showing surprise attacks are still possible.
By: Solomon Ekanem
Donald Trump's victory in the just concluded US elections triggered massive wins for most businessmen including the stock market. The aftermath of the elections trickled down to the net worth of some African billionaires and while some gained, others counted losses.
Nigeria's most-searched destination is the United Kingdom, accounting for 16.81% of searches. Canada follows closely with 15.40%, while the United States ranks third at 7.66%.
The government of South Sudan and Ethiopian airlines have entered a partnership agreement to establish and manage a national carrier for South Sudan
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By: Michael Peck
Russian missile and drone strikes against Ukraine are intensifying, a new report warns. The US must do more to curb nations supplying its arsenal.
Iran seems to have weaponized the pharmaceutical fentanyl. It may have given these chemical weapons to Hamas and Hezbollah to use against Israel.
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