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Here are the problems offensive cyber poses for NATO
Speaking at CyCon U.S., international legal experts expressed some doubts regarding how seamless cyber can be integrated into NATO operations.
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US, South Korea cut short meeting over sharing defense costs
Seoul’s Foreign Ministry said Washington has been calling for a “drastic increase” in South Korea’s contributions which the country finds unacceptable.
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What is a continuing resolution?
A CR usually means the regular process of passing 12 appropriations bills by the start of the fiscal year has failed.
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Embraer’s multimission plane gets a new name, and so does its partnership with Boeing
The announcement marks the beginning of increased involvement by Boeing in the program formerly known as KC-390.
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US senator seeks foreign policy reset and sees ‘clear and present danger’ from China
Missouri Republican Sen. Josh Hawley, a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, offers a broad new policy vision that warns of a “martial, expansionist” China.
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The collapse of American rare earth mining — and lessons learned
In this commentary, a reader argues it’s the U.S. government’s responsibility to set the stage for increased American rare earth production.
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Two years in, how has a new strategy changed cyber operations?
This is the story of how, in two short years, a new cybersecurity strategy has forced the national security community to rethink cyber operations and how “persistent engagment” will work.
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Are banned Chinese cameras watching the US military?
Amid news that thousands of banned Chinese-made surveillance devices are in use across American government installations, Sen. Marco Rubio is asking the Pentagon what Chinese gear it is using.
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General Dynamics is missing $1.5 billion due to a Canadian-Saudi spat
The issue surrounds the production and sale of light armored vehicles to Saudi Arabia by General Dynamics’ Canadian subsidiary.
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White House says it will prevent government shutdown on this one condition
To avoid a government shutdown, U.S. President Donald Trump would sign a stopgap spending bill, but there are strings attached.
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Here are the problems offensive cyber poses for NATO
Speaking at CyCon U.S., international legal experts expressed some doubts regarding how seamless cyber can be integrated into NATO operations.
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US, South Korea cut short meeting over sharing defense costs
Seoul’s Foreign Ministry said Washington has been calling for a “drastic increase” in South Korea’s contributions which the country finds unacceptable.
-
What is a continuing resolution?
A CR usually means the regular process of passing 12 appropriations bills by the start of the fiscal year has failed.
-
Embraer’s multimission plane gets a new name, and so does its partnership with Boeing
The announcement marks the beginning of increased involvement by Boeing in the program formerly known as KC-390.
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US senator seeks foreign policy reset and sees ‘clear and present danger’ from China
Missouri Republican Sen. Josh Hawley, a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, offers a broad new policy vision that warns of a “martial, expansionist” China.
-
The collapse of American rare earth mining — and lessons learned
In this commentary, a reader argues it’s the U.S. government’s responsibility to set the stage for increased American rare earth production.
-
Two years in, how has a new strategy changed cyber operations?
This is the story of how, in two short years, a new cybersecurity strategy has forced the national security community to rethink cyber operations and how “persistent engagment” will work.
-
Are banned Chinese cameras watching the US military?
Amid news that thousands of banned Chinese-made surveillance devices are in use across American government installations, Sen. Marco Rubio is asking the Pentagon what Chinese gear it is using.
-
General Dynamics is missing $1.5 billion due to a Canadian-Saudi spat
The issue surrounds the production and sale of light armored vehicles to Saudi Arabia by General Dynamics’ Canadian subsidiary.
-
White House says it will prevent government shutdown on this one condition
To avoid a government shutdown, U.S. President Donald Trump would sign a stopgap spending bill, but there are strings attached.
-
Here are the problems offensive cyber poses for NATO
Speaking at CyCon U.S., international legal experts expressed some doubts regarding how seamless cyber can be integrated into NATO operations.
-
US, South Korea cut short meeting over sharing defense costs
Seoul’s Foreign Ministry said Washington has been calling for a “drastic increase” in South Korea’s contributions which the country finds unacceptable.
-
What is a continuing resolution?
A CR usually means the regular process of passing 12 appropriations bills by the start of the fiscal year has failed.
-
Embraer’s multimission plane gets a new name, and so does its partnership with Boeing
The announcement marks the beginning of increased involvement by Boeing in the program formerly known as KC-390.
-
US senator seeks foreign policy reset and sees ‘clear and present danger’ from China
Missouri Republican Sen. Josh Hawley, a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, offers a broad new policy vision that warns of a “martial, expansionist” China.
-
The collapse of American rare earth mining — and lessons learned
In this commentary, a reader argues it’s the U.S. government’s responsibility to set the stage for increased American rare earth production.
-
Two years in, how has a new strategy changed cyber operations?
This is the story of how, in two short years, a new cybersecurity strategy has forced the national security community to rethink cyber operations and how “persistent engagment” will work.
-
Are banned Chinese cameras watching the US military?
Amid news that thousands of banned Chinese-made surveillance devices are in use across American government installations, Sen. Marco Rubio is asking the Pentagon what Chinese gear it is using.
-
General Dynamics is missing $1.5 billion due to a Canadian-Saudi spat
The issue surrounds the production and sale of light armored vehicles to Saudi Arabia by General Dynamics’ Canadian subsidiary.
-
White House says it will prevent government shutdown on this one condition
To avoid a government shutdown, U.S. President Donald Trump would sign a stopgap spending bill, but there are strings attached.
