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US Air Force chief: Interoperability is key to winning future wars
We must find fresh ways to connect forces, allies and partners that provide an effective response to the challenge of a highly contested environment not seen in the last 20 years.
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Singapore’s defense minister: 7 wishes for the remainder of the decade
Collectively, our world should have done better in dealing with COVID-19. From poorly coordinated early warnings and pandemic measures to disrupted global supply chains, unequal vaccine distribution and ineffectiveness against misinformation, the list goes on.
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Polish defense minister: Here’s how NATO must adapt
Addressing the high dynamics of the global and regional situation will not be effective unless we continuously adapt. Our laws, institutions and mindsets must adapt. Our military must adapt. NATO must adapt.
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IISS analysts: Fiscal constraints drive the state of South America’s defense
In 2021, South American militaries remained focused on domestic security threats, with power projection ambitions often limited by significant equipment-availability challenges and funding shortfalls.
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New Zealand’s defense minister: Industry is still weathering the COVID-19 storm
Looking forward, both the New Zealand and Australian governments are investing in defense relative to the size of our economies. This means that across our two markets there are significant opportunities for industry.
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NRO director: Innovation is the key to America’s advantage in space
Our collective success advancing technology and delivering capabilities faster will be vital to maintaining America’s intelligence advantage in space, not just today, but for the next 60 years and beyond.
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Latvia’s defense minister: The importance of securing the supply chain
Keep some redundancy in EU defense and dual-use programs to help guarantee a steady supply during crises, argues Artis Pabriks.
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US military tech leads: Achieving all-domain decision advantage through JADC2
Adversaries of the United States are beginning to pull ahead, and they won’t wait for us to catch up. It remains up to us to synchronize our efforts and achieve success where others have previously failed.
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Estonia’s defense minister: Strengthening NATO, from a 2030 perspective and beyond
A crisis, fabricated by dictator Alexander Lukashenko’s regime, no doubt with the Kremlin’s knowledge and support, could have long-term consequences for Europe’s security.
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Lebanese general: Special forces must overcome significant challenges
Building for the future is a challenging task among constraints, crises and ubiquitous pressures, but it has become necessary.
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US Air Force chief: Interoperability is key to winning future wars
We must find fresh ways to connect forces, allies and partners that provide an effective response to the challenge of a highly contested environment not seen in the last 20 years.
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Singapore’s defense minister: 7 wishes for the remainder of the decade
Collectively, our world should have done better in dealing with COVID-19. From poorly coordinated early warnings and pandemic measures to disrupted global supply chains, unequal vaccine distribution and ineffectiveness against misinformation, the list goes on.
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Polish defense minister: Here’s how NATO must adapt
Addressing the high dynamics of the global and regional situation will not be effective unless we continuously adapt. Our laws, institutions and mindsets must adapt. Our military must adapt. NATO must adapt.
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IISS analysts: Fiscal constraints drive the state of South America’s defense
In 2021, South American militaries remained focused on domestic security threats, with power projection ambitions often limited by significant equipment-availability challenges and funding shortfalls.
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New Zealand’s defense minister: Industry is still weathering the COVID-19 storm
Looking forward, both the New Zealand and Australian governments are investing in defense relative to the size of our economies. This means that across our two markets there are significant opportunities for industry.
-
NRO director: Innovation is the key to America’s advantage in space
Our collective success advancing technology and delivering capabilities faster will be vital to maintaining America’s intelligence advantage in space, not just today, but for the next 60 years and beyond.
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Latvia’s defense minister: The importance of securing the supply chain
Keep some redundancy in EU defense and dual-use programs to help guarantee a steady supply during crises, argues Artis Pabriks.
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US military tech leads: Achieving all-domain decision advantage through JADC2
Adversaries of the United States are beginning to pull ahead, and they won’t wait for us to catch up. It remains up to us to synchronize our efforts and achieve success where others have previously failed.
-
Estonia’s defense minister: Strengthening NATO, from a 2030 perspective and beyond
A crisis, fabricated by dictator Alexander Lukashenko’s regime, no doubt with the Kremlin’s knowledge and support, could have long-term consequences for Europe’s security.
-
Lebanese general: Special forces must overcome significant challenges
Building for the future is a challenging task among constraints, crises and ubiquitous pressures, but it has become necessary.
-
US Air Force chief: Interoperability is key to winning future wars
We must find fresh ways to connect forces, allies and partners that provide an effective response to the challenge of a highly contested environment not seen in the last 20 years.
-
Singapore’s defense minister: 7 wishes for the remainder of the decade
Collectively, our world should have done better in dealing with COVID-19. From poorly coordinated early warnings and pandemic measures to disrupted global supply chains, unequal vaccine distribution and ineffectiveness against misinformation, the list goes on.
-
Polish defense minister: Here’s how NATO must adapt
Addressing the high dynamics of the global and regional situation will not be effective unless we continuously adapt. Our laws, institutions and mindsets must adapt. Our military must adapt. NATO must adapt.
-
IISS analysts: Fiscal constraints drive the state of South America’s defense
In 2021, South American militaries remained focused on domestic security threats, with power projection ambitions often limited by significant equipment-availability challenges and funding shortfalls.
-
New Zealand’s defense minister: Industry is still weathering the COVID-19 storm
Looking forward, both the New Zealand and Australian governments are investing in defense relative to the size of our economies. This means that across our two markets there are significant opportunities for industry.
-
NRO director: Innovation is the key to America’s advantage in space
Our collective success advancing technology and delivering capabilities faster will be vital to maintaining America’s intelligence advantage in space, not just today, but for the next 60 years and beyond.
-
Latvia’s defense minister: The importance of securing the supply chain
Keep some redundancy in EU defense and dual-use programs to help guarantee a steady supply during crises, argues Artis Pabriks.
-
US military tech leads: Achieving all-domain decision advantage through JADC2
Adversaries of the United States are beginning to pull ahead, and they won’t wait for us to catch up. It remains up to us to synchronize our efforts and achieve success where others have previously failed.
-
Estonia’s defense minister: Strengthening NATO, from a 2030 perspective and beyond
A crisis, fabricated by dictator Alexander Lukashenko’s regime, no doubt with the Kremlin’s knowledge and support, could have long-term consequences for Europe’s security.
-
Lebanese general: Special forces must overcome significant challenges
Building for the future is a challenging task among constraints, crises and ubiquitous pressures, but it has become necessary.
