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From cyber to readiness, here’s what came out of NATO’s defense ministers meeting
Thursday’s meeting of NATO defense ministers has concluded, with a number of decisions finalized.
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India to US: Sanctions won’t stop Russian air-defense system purchase
The risk of losing access to U.S. and international financial institutions may not be enough of a stick to stop the $5.5 billion deal.
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NATO members ‘have turned a corner’ in defense spending, Stoltenberg says
The U.S. has been urging NATO allies to increase military spending and thus reduce the burden placed on the country.
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Why the US shouldn’t build more foreign bases
If the U.S. continues building foreign bases, American troops will simply be cannon fodder for allies’ security.
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Corker to fight Trump tariffs with new bill
Should President Donald Trump have to get congressional approval for his recent steel and aluminum tariffs? A member of the president’s own party is leading such a charge.
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Why the DOJ says Trump was justified in Syria airstrikes
The U.S. Justice Department’s findings have drawn immediate criticism from multiple lawmakers.
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Ted Cruz opens an 11-point lead on Beto O’Rourke in new poll
The Blue Wave may have hit a Red Wall in Texas.
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Here are the top 5 issues on the docket for NATO’s 2018 summit
The head of NATO has outlined five main topics that will be discussed at the alliance’s summit in July.
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Poland offers up to $2 billion for a permanent US military presence
The move is likely to trigger a bellicose reaction by Russia, which has opposed various initiatives to expand U.S. military presence in Eastern Europe
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Canadian award to Leonardo undercuts Sikorsky’s helo offer
The move undercuts recent efforts by Sikorsky to convince Canada to buy its civilian S-92 helicopters for search and rescue.
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From cyber to readiness, here’s what came out of NATO’s defense ministers meeting
Thursday’s meeting of NATO defense ministers has concluded, with a number of decisions finalized.
-
India to US: Sanctions won’t stop Russian air-defense system purchase
The risk of losing access to U.S. and international financial institutions may not be enough of a stick to stop the $5.5 billion deal.
-
NATO members ‘have turned a corner’ in defense spending, Stoltenberg says
The U.S. has been urging NATO allies to increase military spending and thus reduce the burden placed on the country.
-
Why the US shouldn’t build more foreign bases
If the U.S. continues building foreign bases, American troops will simply be cannon fodder for allies’ security.
-
Corker to fight Trump tariffs with new bill
Should President Donald Trump have to get congressional approval for his recent steel and aluminum tariffs? A member of the president’s own party is leading such a charge.
-
Why the DOJ says Trump was justified in Syria airstrikes
The U.S. Justice Department’s findings have drawn immediate criticism from multiple lawmakers.
-
Ted Cruz opens an 11-point lead on Beto O’Rourke in new poll
The Blue Wave may have hit a Red Wall in Texas.
-
Here are the top 5 issues on the docket for NATO’s 2018 summit
The head of NATO has outlined five main topics that will be discussed at the alliance’s summit in July.
-
Poland offers up to $2 billion for a permanent US military presence
The move is likely to trigger a bellicose reaction by Russia, which has opposed various initiatives to expand U.S. military presence in Eastern Europe
-
Canadian award to Leonardo undercuts Sikorsky’s helo offer
The move undercuts recent efforts by Sikorsky to convince Canada to buy its civilian S-92 helicopters for search and rescue.
-
From cyber to readiness, here’s what came out of NATO’s defense ministers meeting
Thursday’s meeting of NATO defense ministers has concluded, with a number of decisions finalized.
-
India to US: Sanctions won’t stop Russian air-defense system purchase
The risk of losing access to U.S. and international financial institutions may not be enough of a stick to stop the $5.5 billion deal.
-
NATO members ‘have turned a corner’ in defense spending, Stoltenberg says
The U.S. has been urging NATO allies to increase military spending and thus reduce the burden placed on the country.
-
Why the US shouldn’t build more foreign bases
If the U.S. continues building foreign bases, American troops will simply be cannon fodder for allies’ security.
-
Corker to fight Trump tariffs with new bill
Should President Donald Trump have to get congressional approval for his recent steel and aluminum tariffs? A member of the president’s own party is leading such a charge.
-
Why the DOJ says Trump was justified in Syria airstrikes
The U.S. Justice Department’s findings have drawn immediate criticism from multiple lawmakers.
-
Ted Cruz opens an 11-point lead on Beto O’Rourke in new poll
The Blue Wave may have hit a Red Wall in Texas.
-
Here are the top 5 issues on the docket for NATO’s 2018 summit
The head of NATO has outlined five main topics that will be discussed at the alliance’s summit in July.
-
Poland offers up to $2 billion for a permanent US military presence
The move is likely to trigger a bellicose reaction by Russia, which has opposed various initiatives to expand U.S. military presence in Eastern Europe
-
Canadian award to Leonardo undercuts Sikorsky’s helo offer
The move undercuts recent efforts by Sikorsky to convince Canada to buy its civilian S-92 helicopters for search and rescue.
