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How much does an island cost? Japan may soon buy one for US Navy training.
Japan is nearing an agreement to purchase a privately owned island for use as a training ground for U.S. military aircraft based in Japan, potentially ending a sometimes torturous process that began nearly a decade ago.
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NATO struggles with its China conundrum
Each of the 29 NATO nations has a different relationship with China. Can the alliance find a coherent strategy for dealing with Beijing?
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How to take EU-NATO relations from words to action
With crises around the world proliferating, the European Union and NATO must become more operationally ready and complementary.
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NATO’s London meetings are off to a rocky start
U.S. President Donald Trump landed in London, prepared to decry French President Emmanuel Macron’s description of NATO as brain dead.
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Senate Foreign Relations chairman talks Turkey’s Erdogan, and ‘the hole he’s dug himself into’
Idaho Republican Sen. Jim Risch shares his thoughts on Turkey’s S-400 purchase, a Russian pipeline project and nuclear weapons.
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US Navy awards largest-ever shipbuilding contract to Electric Boat for new attack submarines
The U.S. Navy has inked the largest shipbuilding contract in its history.
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Amid budget uncertainty, US Army may seek funding override for virtual training program
Three key efforts could see funding turned off as early as February, officials warn.
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Trump administration approves over $100M for Lebanon military
The aid is intended to help counter Iran’s influence in Lebanon, which is highlighted by the presence of the Iranian-supported Shiite Hezbollah movement in the government and the group’s militias.
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Navy awards $732M contract for satellite ground systems
General Dynamics, who the Navy contracted with to build the ground system for the Mobile User Objective System, will provide sustainment services for the ground system over the next decade.
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Poland’s Internal Security Service is critical to hunting down spies
Poland’s counterintelligence service has been hard at work. Faced with an evolving espionage threat, it has developed a toolkit to push back against those who want to steal state secrets.
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How much does an island cost? Japan may soon buy one for US Navy training.
Japan is nearing an agreement to purchase a privately owned island for use as a training ground for U.S. military aircraft based in Japan, potentially ending a sometimes torturous process that began nearly a decade ago.
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NATO struggles with its China conundrum
Each of the 29 NATO nations has a different relationship with China. Can the alliance find a coherent strategy for dealing with Beijing?
-
How to take EU-NATO relations from words to action
With crises around the world proliferating, the European Union and NATO must become more operationally ready and complementary.
-
NATO’s London meetings are off to a rocky start
U.S. President Donald Trump landed in London, prepared to decry French President Emmanuel Macron’s description of NATO as brain dead.
-
Senate Foreign Relations chairman talks Turkey’s Erdogan, and ‘the hole he’s dug himself into’
Idaho Republican Sen. Jim Risch shares his thoughts on Turkey’s S-400 purchase, a Russian pipeline project and nuclear weapons.
-
US Navy awards largest-ever shipbuilding contract to Electric Boat for new attack submarines
The U.S. Navy has inked the largest shipbuilding contract in its history.
-
Amid budget uncertainty, US Army may seek funding override for virtual training program
Three key efforts could see funding turned off as early as February, officials warn.
-
Trump administration approves over $100M for Lebanon military
The aid is intended to help counter Iran’s influence in Lebanon, which is highlighted by the presence of the Iranian-supported Shiite Hezbollah movement in the government and the group’s militias.
-
Navy awards $732M contract for satellite ground systems
General Dynamics, who the Navy contracted with to build the ground system for the Mobile User Objective System, will provide sustainment services for the ground system over the next decade.
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Poland’s Internal Security Service is critical to hunting down spies
Poland’s counterintelligence service has been hard at work. Faced with an evolving espionage threat, it has developed a toolkit to push back against those who want to steal state secrets.
-
How much does an island cost? Japan may soon buy one for US Navy training.
Japan is nearing an agreement to purchase a privately owned island for use as a training ground for U.S. military aircraft based in Japan, potentially ending a sometimes torturous process that began nearly a decade ago.
-
NATO struggles with its China conundrum
Each of the 29 NATO nations has a different relationship with China. Can the alliance find a coherent strategy for dealing with Beijing?
-
How to take EU-NATO relations from words to action
With crises around the world proliferating, the European Union and NATO must become more operationally ready and complementary.
-
NATO’s London meetings are off to a rocky start
U.S. President Donald Trump landed in London, prepared to decry French President Emmanuel Macron’s description of NATO as brain dead.
-
Senate Foreign Relations chairman talks Turkey’s Erdogan, and ‘the hole he’s dug himself into’
Idaho Republican Sen. Jim Risch shares his thoughts on Turkey’s S-400 purchase, a Russian pipeline project and nuclear weapons.
-
US Navy awards largest-ever shipbuilding contract to Electric Boat for new attack submarines
The U.S. Navy has inked the largest shipbuilding contract in its history.
-
Amid budget uncertainty, US Army may seek funding override for virtual training program
Three key efforts could see funding turned off as early as February, officials warn.
-
Trump administration approves over $100M for Lebanon military
The aid is intended to help counter Iran’s influence in Lebanon, which is highlighted by the presence of the Iranian-supported Shiite Hezbollah movement in the government and the group’s militias.
-
Navy awards $732M contract for satellite ground systems
General Dynamics, who the Navy contracted with to build the ground system for the Mobile User Objective System, will provide sustainment services for the ground system over the next decade.
-
Poland’s Internal Security Service is critical to hunting down spies
Poland’s counterintelligence service has been hard at work. Faced with an evolving espionage threat, it has developed a toolkit to push back against those who want to steal state secrets.
