military reform
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General Chris Donahue to Retire Amid Pentagon Leadership Overhaul
General Chris Donahue, commander of U.S. Army Europe and Africa, has submitted his retirement papers, marking the latest high-profile departure under Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
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Armenian Armed Forces Dissolve Spiritual Service by Defense Minister’s Order
Armenia’s Defense Ministry dissolves the military’s Spiritual Service, signaling a major reform that reshapes religious support within the armed forces.
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Azerbaijan Reports 42 Non-Combat Military Deaths in 2025
Azerbaijan reports 42 non-combat military deaths in 2025, highlighting issues of corruption and resource allocation in the armed forces.
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Jaysley Beck Case: Army’s Failures, Family’s Fight, and Calls for Reform After Soldier’s Tragic Death
The sentencing of ex-sergeant major Michael Webber for the sexual assault of teenage soldier Jaysley Beck has reignited scrutiny of the British Army’s response to abuse, highlighting deep systemic failures and a grieving family’s ongoing campaign for real change.
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Pete Hegseth Faces Leadership Scrutiny Amid Controversies
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faces mounting challenges, from the abrupt cancellation of a key Army program to public protests and internal staffing struggles.
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Pete Hegseth’s Contentious Path to Secretary of Defense: A Polarizing Nomination
Pete Hegseth’s nomination by President-elect Donald Trump as Secretary of Defense has become a lightning rod for controversy, highlighting the deep political and cultural divides within the United States. Announced in November 2024, Hegseth’s selection has spurred heated debates over…