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EY India’s Raj: Future of ‘Make in India’ Is Defense
Having recognized the importance of indigenous design and development, India has for the first time prioritized domestic manufacturing.
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Jens Stoltenberg: NATO Depends on Fair Member Expenditure, US Leadership
Strengthening NATO’s defense and promoting stability does not come for free.
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David F. Melcher: Trump and the Case for a National Security Cooperation Strategy
We need a “Trump Doctrine” and a National Security Cooperation Strategy to guide the whole of government and ensure Congress is in support with the necessary oversight and resources.
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Transatlantic Academy’s Szabo: The Future of NATO and European Security
The election of Donald Trump as the next American president will lead to what John Foster Dulles once called an “agonizing reappraisal” on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Greece’s Vitsas: Reorienting the Hellenic Defense Industry
In the complex environment of modern weapon systems, where supply chains are characterized by technological complexity, global spread and a large number of companies, individual countries cannot ensure full autonomy in the field of security of supply by local sources — regardless of their capabilities.
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Trump Takes Aim at ISIS: 30 Days to Solve a Vexing Problem
President-elect Donald Trump has promised to come up with a plan in the first 30 days of his presidency to destroy ISIS. To do so, he will have to break a few rules or at least change the way we think about winning wars.
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How to Get Putin to Cooperate: What Will Trump Learn Now?
The defeat of Hillary Clinton and the victory of Donald Trump in America’s presidential election of 2016 was a stunning surprise, not only for the global community at large, but also for America’s allies and adversaries.
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Editorial: After Trump Win, All Eyes on Congress
As the world braces for a US President Donald Trump, it’s time to look at whatever potential for moderation is left in US institutions against the type of right-wing populism that has like-minded leaders here and abroad celebrating.
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Getting More Bang for Our Buck: Measuring Counterterrorism Assistance to Partner Nations
The United States should devote a larger portion of the budget to assessing the effectiveness of its programs.
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Israel’s Strategic Fight Over New Submarines
There is a political battle in Israel, kept below the surface — as is appropriate when the issue is submarines — which pits former Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon against Prime Minister Benjamin (“Bibi”) Netanyahu. The battle is over the purchase of new submarines for Israel, bought from Germany under a subsidy.
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EY India’s Raj: Future of ‘Make in India’ Is Defense
Having recognized the importance of indigenous design and development, India has for the first time prioritized domestic manufacturing.
-
Jens Stoltenberg: NATO Depends on Fair Member Expenditure, US Leadership
Strengthening NATO’s defense and promoting stability does not come for free.
-
David F. Melcher: Trump and the Case for a National Security Cooperation Strategy
We need a “Trump Doctrine” and a National Security Cooperation Strategy to guide the whole of government and ensure Congress is in support with the necessary oversight and resources.
-
Transatlantic Academy’s Szabo: The Future of NATO and European Security
The election of Donald Trump as the next American president will lead to what John Foster Dulles once called an “agonizing reappraisal” on both sides of the Atlantic.
-
Greece’s Vitsas: Reorienting the Hellenic Defense Industry
In the complex environment of modern weapon systems, where supply chains are characterized by technological complexity, global spread and a large number of companies, individual countries cannot ensure full autonomy in the field of security of supply by local sources — regardless of their capabilities.
-
Trump Takes Aim at ISIS: 30 Days to Solve a Vexing Problem
President-elect Donald Trump has promised to come up with a plan in the first 30 days of his presidency to destroy ISIS. To do so, he will have to break a few rules or at least change the way we think about winning wars.
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How to Get Putin to Cooperate: What Will Trump Learn Now?
The defeat of Hillary Clinton and the victory of Donald Trump in America’s presidential election of 2016 was a stunning surprise, not only for the global community at large, but also for America’s allies and adversaries.
-
Editorial: After Trump Win, All Eyes on Congress
As the world braces for a US President Donald Trump, it’s time to look at whatever potential for moderation is left in US institutions against the type of right-wing populism that has like-minded leaders here and abroad celebrating.
-
Getting More Bang for Our Buck: Measuring Counterterrorism Assistance to Partner Nations
The United States should devote a larger portion of the budget to assessing the effectiveness of its programs.
-
Israel’s Strategic Fight Over New Submarines
There is a political battle in Israel, kept below the surface — as is appropriate when the issue is submarines — which pits former Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon against Prime Minister Benjamin (“Bibi”) Netanyahu. The battle is over the purchase of new submarines for Israel, bought from Germany under a subsidy.
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EY India’s Raj: Future of ‘Make in India’ Is Defense
Having recognized the importance of indigenous design and development, India has for the first time prioritized domestic manufacturing.
-
Jens Stoltenberg: NATO Depends on Fair Member Expenditure, US Leadership
Strengthening NATO’s defense and promoting stability does not come for free.
-
David F. Melcher: Trump and the Case for a National Security Cooperation Strategy
We need a “Trump Doctrine” and a National Security Cooperation Strategy to guide the whole of government and ensure Congress is in support with the necessary oversight and resources.
-
Transatlantic Academy’s Szabo: The Future of NATO and European Security
The election of Donald Trump as the next American president will lead to what John Foster Dulles once called an “agonizing reappraisal” on both sides of the Atlantic.
-
Greece’s Vitsas: Reorienting the Hellenic Defense Industry
In the complex environment of modern weapon systems, where supply chains are characterized by technological complexity, global spread and a large number of companies, individual countries cannot ensure full autonomy in the field of security of supply by local sources — regardless of their capabilities.
-
Trump Takes Aim at ISIS: 30 Days to Solve a Vexing Problem
President-elect Donald Trump has promised to come up with a plan in the first 30 days of his presidency to destroy ISIS. To do so, he will have to break a few rules or at least change the way we think about winning wars.
-
How to Get Putin to Cooperate: What Will Trump Learn Now?
The defeat of Hillary Clinton and the victory of Donald Trump in America’s presidential election of 2016 was a stunning surprise, not only for the global community at large, but also for America’s allies and adversaries.
-
Editorial: After Trump Win, All Eyes on Congress
As the world braces for a US President Donald Trump, it’s time to look at whatever potential for moderation is left in US institutions against the type of right-wing populism that has like-minded leaders here and abroad celebrating.
-
Getting More Bang for Our Buck: Measuring Counterterrorism Assistance to Partner Nations
The United States should devote a larger portion of the budget to assessing the effectiveness of its programs.
-
Israel’s Strategic Fight Over New Submarines
There is a political battle in Israel, kept below the surface — as is appropriate when the issue is submarines — which pits former Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon against Prime Minister Benjamin (“Bibi”) Netanyahu. The battle is over the purchase of new submarines for Israel, bought from Germany under a subsidy.
