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Russian parliament OKs New START nuclear treaty extension with US
New START expires on Feb. 5. After taking office last week, Biden proposed extending the treaty for five years, and the Kremlin quickly welcomed the offer.
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How effective is America’s deterrence?
Deterrence is not a static policy that can be instituted and remain effective; it needs to be maintained and updated periodically to cope with evolving conditions.
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Russia, US exchange documents to extend nuclear pact
The pact’s extension doesn’t require congressional approval in the U.S., but Russian lawmakers must ratify the move.
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Lt. Gen. Charles Flynn slated to command US Army Pacific, and 14 other promotions
Flynn, who currently serves as deputy chief of staff for Army operations, plans and training at the Pentagon, was key in crafting a new Army force generation model that was introduced this fall.
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Colombia’s defense minister dies from COVID-19 at age 69
Trujillo became defense minister in November 2019, after serving as foreign minister.
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US exploring new bases in Saudi Arabia amid Iran tensions
The announcement comes as Saudi-American relations remain strained by the 2018 killing of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi and the kingdom’s ongoing war in Yemen.
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President Biden shouldn’t replace military strength with diplomacy
If the Biden administration is serious about the security of our nation, it must ensure a strong national defense that will deter China and Russia.
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Germany scrambles to offer Biden common ground on China
Berlin has little to offer militarily in this arena, but experts see room for cooperation in the broader security field.
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The border emergency is canceled, but thousands of troops there aren’t scheduled to go home
More than 3,000 troops are stationed at the border, and they’ll continue to stay there.
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Biden proposing 5-year extension of nuke treaty with Russia, says US official
The treaty is set to expire Feb. 5 and is the last remaining agreement constraining U.S. and Russian nuclear weapons.
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Russian parliament OKs New START nuclear treaty extension with US
New START expires on Feb. 5. After taking office last week, Biden proposed extending the treaty for five years, and the Kremlin quickly welcomed the offer.
-
How effective is America’s deterrence?
Deterrence is not a static policy that can be instituted and remain effective; it needs to be maintained and updated periodically to cope with evolving conditions.
-
Russia, US exchange documents to extend nuclear pact
The pact’s extension doesn’t require congressional approval in the U.S., but Russian lawmakers must ratify the move.
-
Lt. Gen. Charles Flynn slated to command US Army Pacific, and 14 other promotions
Flynn, who currently serves as deputy chief of staff for Army operations, plans and training at the Pentagon, was key in crafting a new Army force generation model that was introduced this fall.
-
Colombia’s defense minister dies from COVID-19 at age 69
Trujillo became defense minister in November 2019, after serving as foreign minister.
-
US exploring new bases in Saudi Arabia amid Iran tensions
The announcement comes as Saudi-American relations remain strained by the 2018 killing of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi and the kingdom’s ongoing war in Yemen.
-
President Biden shouldn’t replace military strength with diplomacy
If the Biden administration is serious about the security of our nation, it must ensure a strong national defense that will deter China and Russia.
-
Germany scrambles to offer Biden common ground on China
Berlin has little to offer militarily in this arena, but experts see room for cooperation in the broader security field.
-
The border emergency is canceled, but thousands of troops there aren’t scheduled to go home
More than 3,000 troops are stationed at the border, and they’ll continue to stay there.
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Biden proposing 5-year extension of nuke treaty with Russia, says US official
The treaty is set to expire Feb. 5 and is the last remaining agreement constraining U.S. and Russian nuclear weapons.
-
Russian parliament OKs New START nuclear treaty extension with US
New START expires on Feb. 5. After taking office last week, Biden proposed extending the treaty for five years, and the Kremlin quickly welcomed the offer.
-
How effective is America’s deterrence?
Deterrence is not a static policy that can be instituted and remain effective; it needs to be maintained and updated periodically to cope with evolving conditions.
-
Russia, US exchange documents to extend nuclear pact
The pact’s extension doesn’t require congressional approval in the U.S., but Russian lawmakers must ratify the move.
-
Lt. Gen. Charles Flynn slated to command US Army Pacific, and 14 other promotions
Flynn, who currently serves as deputy chief of staff for Army operations, plans and training at the Pentagon, was key in crafting a new Army force generation model that was introduced this fall.
-
Colombia’s defense minister dies from COVID-19 at age 69
Trujillo became defense minister in November 2019, after serving as foreign minister.
-
US exploring new bases in Saudi Arabia amid Iran tensions
The announcement comes as Saudi-American relations remain strained by the 2018 killing of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi and the kingdom’s ongoing war in Yemen.
-
President Biden shouldn’t replace military strength with diplomacy
If the Biden administration is serious about the security of our nation, it must ensure a strong national defense that will deter China and Russia.
-
Germany scrambles to offer Biden common ground on China
Berlin has little to offer militarily in this arena, but experts see room for cooperation in the broader security field.
-
The border emergency is canceled, but thousands of troops there aren’t scheduled to go home
More than 3,000 troops are stationed at the border, and they’ll continue to stay there.
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Biden proposing 5-year extension of nuke treaty with Russia, says US official
The treaty is set to expire Feb. 5 and is the last remaining agreement constraining U.S. and Russian nuclear weapons.
