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Issa urges House colleagues to learn from South China Sea crises
Keynote speakers at CSIS’ event said international law needs to be obeyed in the South China Sea.
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Bollinger ready to vie for US, Canada, Finland icebreaker contracts
The company will build Polar Security Cutters for the U.S. as it signs an icebreaker pact with Canada and Finland.
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At NATO summit, a question of what the alliance wants from the Pacific
At the NATO summit, officials from four Indo-Pacific countries — Australia, New Zealand, South Korea and Japan — met with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy.
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Switzerland squares neutrality with its European air-defense push
The European Sky Shield Initiative’s focus procurement and other non-operational aspects have eased Swiss neutrality concerns, officials and analysts say.
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Germany buys more Patriots as it supplements Ukraine’s air defense
Germany has ordered $2.4 billion worth of Patriot components this year, as Berlin bolsters its own air defense and supplies Ukraine.
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Slovakia’s F-16 top-up plans reopen political battles over Ukraine aid
The country’s Moscow-friendly government has walked back on a combat-helicopter deal for Bell AH-1Z Vipers, championed by the previous Cabinet.
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NATO calls Ukraine’s path to membership ‘irreversible’ in new pledge
The Washington Summit’s final plan included a package of material support for Ukraine, alongside sharp critiques of China.
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As more NATO countries meet spending targets, some push to raise goals
Over 2/3 of NATO allies now meet the minimum defense spending requirement but some are pushing to raise the target amid uncertainty over Russia and Trump.
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US to send Tomahawks, hypersonics, other long-range fires to Germany
The move is in-line with the Army’s plan to provide such capability to its Multidomain Task Force there.
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German brigade entering Lithuania is a welcome change for NATO
Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia are the NATO member states with the most pressing need for additional assets capable of deterring Russia.
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Issa urges House colleagues to learn from South China Sea crises
Keynote speakers at CSIS’ event said international law needs to be obeyed in the South China Sea.
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Bollinger ready to vie for US, Canada, Finland icebreaker contracts
The company will build Polar Security Cutters for the U.S. as it signs an icebreaker pact with Canada and Finland.
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At NATO summit, a question of what the alliance wants from the Pacific
At the NATO summit, officials from four Indo-Pacific countries — Australia, New Zealand, South Korea and Japan — met with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy.
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Switzerland squares neutrality with its European air-defense push
The European Sky Shield Initiative’s focus procurement and other non-operational aspects have eased Swiss neutrality concerns, officials and analysts say.
-
Germany buys more Patriots as it supplements Ukraine’s air defense
Germany has ordered $2.4 billion worth of Patriot components this year, as Berlin bolsters its own air defense and supplies Ukraine.
-
Slovakia’s F-16 top-up plans reopen political battles over Ukraine aid
The country’s Moscow-friendly government has walked back on a combat-helicopter deal for Bell AH-1Z Vipers, championed by the previous Cabinet.
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NATO calls Ukraine’s path to membership ‘irreversible’ in new pledge
The Washington Summit’s final plan included a package of material support for Ukraine, alongside sharp critiques of China.
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As more NATO countries meet spending targets, some push to raise goals
Over 2/3 of NATO allies now meet the minimum defense spending requirement but some are pushing to raise the target amid uncertainty over Russia and Trump.
-
US to send Tomahawks, hypersonics, other long-range fires to Germany
The move is in-line with the Army’s plan to provide such capability to its Multidomain Task Force there.
-
German brigade entering Lithuania is a welcome change for NATO
Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia are the NATO member states with the most pressing need for additional assets capable of deterring Russia.
-
Issa urges House colleagues to learn from South China Sea crises
Keynote speakers at CSIS’ event said international law needs to be obeyed in the South China Sea.
-
Bollinger ready to vie for US, Canada, Finland icebreaker contracts
The company will build Polar Security Cutters for the U.S. as it signs an icebreaker pact with Canada and Finland.
-
At NATO summit, a question of what the alliance wants from the Pacific
At the NATO summit, officials from four Indo-Pacific countries — Australia, New Zealand, South Korea and Japan — met with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy.
-
Switzerland squares neutrality with its European air-defense push
The European Sky Shield Initiative’s focus procurement and other non-operational aspects have eased Swiss neutrality concerns, officials and analysts say.
-
Germany buys more Patriots as it supplements Ukraine’s air defense
Germany has ordered $2.4 billion worth of Patriot components this year, as Berlin bolsters its own air defense and supplies Ukraine.
-
Slovakia’s F-16 top-up plans reopen political battles over Ukraine aid
The country’s Moscow-friendly government has walked back on a combat-helicopter deal for Bell AH-1Z Vipers, championed by the previous Cabinet.
-
NATO calls Ukraine’s path to membership ‘irreversible’ in new pledge
The Washington Summit’s final plan included a package of material support for Ukraine, alongside sharp critiques of China.
-
As more NATO countries meet spending targets, some push to raise goals
Over 2/3 of NATO allies now meet the minimum defense spending requirement but some are pushing to raise the target amid uncertainty over Russia and Trump.
-
US to send Tomahawks, hypersonics, other long-range fires to Germany
The move is in-line with the Army’s plan to provide such capability to its Multidomain Task Force there.
-
German brigade entering Lithuania is a welcome change for NATO
Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia are the NATO member states with the most pressing need for additional assets capable of deterring Russia.
