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AI regulators fear getting drowned out by hype of wars
Advocates for limiting artificial intelligence in combat say the global security environment isn’t conducive to their cause, but interest remains.
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US military works to deepen partnerships in African Lion exercise
The U.S. military showcased part of what they offer countries facing instability inside and just beyond their borders as part of the annual war games.
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Chinese defense head warns of ‘self-destruction’ for Taiwan supporters
Chinese Defense Minister Adm. Dong Jun delivered a sharp address in his first speech before Asia’s largest defense summit.
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The question behind Zelenskyy’s visit: Are Europe and Asia converging?
The Ukrainian president made a surprise stop at Asia’s top defense summit as many are exploring how connected the two regions’ interests are.
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‘All in’: Austin defends US focus on Indo-Pacific amid global upheaval
In the last three years, the U.S. has expanded its number of security partners, deepened existing agreements and encouraged them to work closely together.
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European Union weighs creation of air defense shield
A Greek-Polish proposal for a bloc-funded program is looking for takers.
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France bans Israeli firms from Europe’s biggest defense show
The government in Paris is pointing to Israel’s military actions in Gaza as a reason for the measure.
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Sweden seeks air-defense guns for its assault boats
Swedish defense officials are wary of Russia’s naval moves in the Baltic Sea.
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Marcos sets ‘red line’ with Beijing over South China Sea harassment
The Philippines’ president said that any attack by China that killed a Filipino citizen would be “very, very close” to an act of war.
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US, Singapore to work together on counter-drone, electronic warfare tech
The agreement includes plans for two “joint challenges” focused on counter-drone tech and electronic warfare.
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AI regulators fear getting drowned out by hype of wars
Advocates for limiting artificial intelligence in combat say the global security environment isn’t conducive to their cause, but interest remains.
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US military works to deepen partnerships in African Lion exercise
The U.S. military showcased part of what they offer countries facing instability inside and just beyond their borders as part of the annual war games.
-
Chinese defense head warns of ‘self-destruction’ for Taiwan supporters
Chinese Defense Minister Adm. Dong Jun delivered a sharp address in his first speech before Asia’s largest defense summit.
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The question behind Zelenskyy’s visit: Are Europe and Asia converging?
The Ukrainian president made a surprise stop at Asia’s top defense summit as many are exploring how connected the two regions’ interests are.
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‘All in’: Austin defends US focus on Indo-Pacific amid global upheaval
In the last three years, the U.S. has expanded its number of security partners, deepened existing agreements and encouraged them to work closely together.
-
European Union weighs creation of air defense shield
A Greek-Polish proposal for a bloc-funded program is looking for takers.
-
France bans Israeli firms from Europe’s biggest defense show
The government in Paris is pointing to Israel’s military actions in Gaza as a reason for the measure.
-
Sweden seeks air-defense guns for its assault boats
Swedish defense officials are wary of Russia’s naval moves in the Baltic Sea.
-
Marcos sets ‘red line’ with Beijing over South China Sea harassment
The Philippines’ president said that any attack by China that killed a Filipino citizen would be “very, very close” to an act of war.
-
US, Singapore to work together on counter-drone, electronic warfare tech
The agreement includes plans for two “joint challenges” focused on counter-drone tech and electronic warfare.
-
AI regulators fear getting drowned out by hype of wars
Advocates for limiting artificial intelligence in combat say the global security environment isn’t conducive to their cause, but interest remains.
-
US military works to deepen partnerships in African Lion exercise
The U.S. military showcased part of what they offer countries facing instability inside and just beyond their borders as part of the annual war games.
-
Chinese defense head warns of ‘self-destruction’ for Taiwan supporters
Chinese Defense Minister Adm. Dong Jun delivered a sharp address in his first speech before Asia’s largest defense summit.
-
The question behind Zelenskyy’s visit: Are Europe and Asia converging?
The Ukrainian president made a surprise stop at Asia’s top defense summit as many are exploring how connected the two regions’ interests are.
-
‘All in’: Austin defends US focus on Indo-Pacific amid global upheaval
In the last three years, the U.S. has expanded its number of security partners, deepened existing agreements and encouraged them to work closely together.
-
European Union weighs creation of air defense shield
A Greek-Polish proposal for a bloc-funded program is looking for takers.
-
France bans Israeli firms from Europe’s biggest defense show
The government in Paris is pointing to Israel’s military actions in Gaza as a reason for the measure.
-
Sweden seeks air-defense guns for its assault boats
Swedish defense officials are wary of Russia’s naval moves in the Baltic Sea.
-
Marcos sets ‘red line’ with Beijing over South China Sea harassment
The Philippines’ president said that any attack by China that killed a Filipino citizen would be “very, very close” to an act of war.
-
US, Singapore to work together on counter-drone, electronic warfare tech
The agreement includes plans for two “joint challenges” focused on counter-drone tech and electronic warfare.
