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The China threat is being inflated to justify more spending
China is an obvious competitor in the 21st century, but does it make sense to build a military to fight to and beyond the shores of the Asian mainland?
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NATO’s new fleet of surveillance drones is deemed mission-ready
The fleet of “Phoenix” unmanned aircraft will be tasked with monitoring NATO’s borders.
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What will a new US policy on Yemen mean for Saudi relations?
The relationship between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia will not be as cozy under a Biden administration as the Trump administration, but how much will change?
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State clears first three foreign military sales of Biden administration
Jordan, Chile and a NATO office were approved for the potential sales.
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Examining international security at the nuclear nexus
Nuclear policy has largely developed independently of other defense policy communities. This has to change.
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Majority of voters support ICBM replacement alternatives, new poll finds
The new research, exclusively shared with Defense News, found the majorities of both Republicans and Democrats polled would be in favor of alternative solutions to the Pentagon’s planned program to replace intercontinental ballistic missiles with the Ground Based Strategic Deterrent.
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Governor urges Biden administration to keep Space Command, US lands agency in Colorado
Gov. Jared Polis is urging the Biden administration to keep the headquarters of two key U.S. government agencies in Colorado.
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US ends support for Saudi-led war in Yemen
Biden to announce end to U.S. support for the Saudi-led coalition waging war in Yemen.
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With Biden’s ‘full support,’ the Space Force is officially here to stay
The White House has confirmed that President Joe Biden will not seek to dissolve the new service.
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Navy postpones USS Minneapolis-St. Paul commissioning after design defect discovered
The commissioning ceremony was expected to take place this spring before a problem with the propulsion system was discovered.
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The China threat is being inflated to justify more spending
China is an obvious competitor in the 21st century, but does it make sense to build a military to fight to and beyond the shores of the Asian mainland?
-
NATO’s new fleet of surveillance drones is deemed mission-ready
The fleet of “Phoenix” unmanned aircraft will be tasked with monitoring NATO’s borders.
-
What will a new US policy on Yemen mean for Saudi relations?
The relationship between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia will not be as cozy under a Biden administration as the Trump administration, but how much will change?
-
State clears first three foreign military sales of Biden administration
Jordan, Chile and a NATO office were approved for the potential sales.
-
Examining international security at the nuclear nexus
Nuclear policy has largely developed independently of other defense policy communities. This has to change.
-
Majority of voters support ICBM replacement alternatives, new poll finds
The new research, exclusively shared with Defense News, found the majorities of both Republicans and Democrats polled would be in favor of alternative solutions to the Pentagon’s planned program to replace intercontinental ballistic missiles with the Ground Based Strategic Deterrent.
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Governor urges Biden administration to keep Space Command, US lands agency in Colorado
Gov. Jared Polis is urging the Biden administration to keep the headquarters of two key U.S. government agencies in Colorado.
-
US ends support for Saudi-led war in Yemen
Biden to announce end to U.S. support for the Saudi-led coalition waging war in Yemen.
-
With Biden’s ‘full support,’ the Space Force is officially here to stay
The White House has confirmed that President Joe Biden will not seek to dissolve the new service.
-
Navy postpones USS Minneapolis-St. Paul commissioning after design defect discovered
The commissioning ceremony was expected to take place this spring before a problem with the propulsion system was discovered.
-
The China threat is being inflated to justify more spending
China is an obvious competitor in the 21st century, but does it make sense to build a military to fight to and beyond the shores of the Asian mainland?
-
NATO’s new fleet of surveillance drones is deemed mission-ready
The fleet of “Phoenix” unmanned aircraft will be tasked with monitoring NATO’s borders.
-
What will a new US policy on Yemen mean for Saudi relations?
The relationship between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia will not be as cozy under a Biden administration as the Trump administration, but how much will change?
-
State clears first three foreign military sales of Biden administration
Jordan, Chile and a NATO office were approved for the potential sales.
-
Examining international security at the nuclear nexus
Nuclear policy has largely developed independently of other defense policy communities. This has to change.
-
Majority of voters support ICBM replacement alternatives, new poll finds
The new research, exclusively shared with Defense News, found the majorities of both Republicans and Democrats polled would be in favor of alternative solutions to the Pentagon’s planned program to replace intercontinental ballistic missiles with the Ground Based Strategic Deterrent.
-
Governor urges Biden administration to keep Space Command, US lands agency in Colorado
Gov. Jared Polis is urging the Biden administration to keep the headquarters of two key U.S. government agencies in Colorado.
-
US ends support for Saudi-led war in Yemen
Biden to announce end to U.S. support for the Saudi-led coalition waging war in Yemen.
-
With Biden’s ‘full support,’ the Space Force is officially here to stay
The White House has confirmed that President Joe Biden will not seek to dissolve the new service.
-
Navy postpones USS Minneapolis-St. Paul commissioning after design defect discovered
The commissioning ceremony was expected to take place this spring before a problem with the propulsion system was discovered.
