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Israel’s Liberman: Uniting behind pragmatism in the Middle East
To properly understand the region’s dynamics and to effectively address the threats to its security, one needs to set aside outdated modes of thinking and realize that many of the traditional sectarian divisions have become blurred.
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Sweden’s Hultqvist: The need to up security cooperation in the EU
These are times of uncertainty. The security challenges are more complex than ever, and our response must therefore be multifaceted.
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Poland’s defense minister: For our freedom and yours
Today’s Russia is governed by the former KGB officers and their followers. As long as they are at power, we have to assume that disinformation and deception are their principal policy.
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Norway’s defense minister: The path to the next NATO summit
To ensure NATO is capable of dealing with threats in an effective way, the alliance needs to adapt. This will be a main theme at the next summit.
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NATO’s Stoltenberg: Preserving peace by spending more, and better, on defense
Increased investment in defense will set the scene for NATO’s summit in Brussels next July, where we will have the opportunity to review the progress we have made in implementing the most substantial increase in our collective defense in a generation.
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Greece’s Dimitris Vitsas: As the global threat evolves, so too must the defense industry
We already have before us Greece after the crisis. The future is full of new prospects and great opportunities.
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US Navy secretary: The path to restoring naval readiness
This administration is dedicated to rebuilding American military might and ensuring stability and certainty as we address global security demands.
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L3 CEO: It’s time to overcome the ‘boom or bust’ funding environment
Continuing resolutions virtually block the defense sector from innovation, sapping the lifeblood of our industry.
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Moscow-based think tank director: Russia’s unexpected military victory in Syria
The West tends to ignore the success of the Russian military intervention in Syria, and pays little attention to the various aspects of Russian military activity in that country. Clearly, this is not a pleasant topic for the Western political and military observers whose predictions that Putin would get bogged down in Syria have proved…
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European Business Summit chief: The EU defense market – a sea serpent becoming reality?
The development of a European Union common-defense market should be the tool enabling the implementation of a forward-looking innovation policy on the continent.
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Israel’s Liberman: Uniting behind pragmatism in the Middle East
To properly understand the region’s dynamics and to effectively address the threats to its security, one needs to set aside outdated modes of thinking and realize that many of the traditional sectarian divisions have become blurred.
-
Sweden’s Hultqvist: The need to up security cooperation in the EU
These are times of uncertainty. The security challenges are more complex than ever, and our response must therefore be multifaceted.
-
Poland’s defense minister: For our freedom and yours
Today’s Russia is governed by the former KGB officers and their followers. As long as they are at power, we have to assume that disinformation and deception are their principal policy.
-
Norway’s defense minister: The path to the next NATO summit
To ensure NATO is capable of dealing with threats in an effective way, the alliance needs to adapt. This will be a main theme at the next summit.
-
NATO’s Stoltenberg: Preserving peace by spending more, and better, on defense
Increased investment in defense will set the scene for NATO’s summit in Brussels next July, where we will have the opportunity to review the progress we have made in implementing the most substantial increase in our collective defense in a generation.
-
Greece’s Dimitris Vitsas: As the global threat evolves, so too must the defense industry
We already have before us Greece after the crisis. The future is full of new prospects and great opportunities.
-
US Navy secretary: The path to restoring naval readiness
This administration is dedicated to rebuilding American military might and ensuring stability and certainty as we address global security demands.
-
L3 CEO: It’s time to overcome the ‘boom or bust’ funding environment
Continuing resolutions virtually block the defense sector from innovation, sapping the lifeblood of our industry.
-
Moscow-based think tank director: Russia’s unexpected military victory in Syria
The West tends to ignore the success of the Russian military intervention in Syria, and pays little attention to the various aspects of Russian military activity in that country. Clearly, this is not a pleasant topic for the Western political and military observers whose predictions that Putin would get bogged down in Syria have proved…
-
European Business Summit chief: The EU defense market – a sea serpent becoming reality?
The development of a European Union common-defense market should be the tool enabling the implementation of a forward-looking innovation policy on the continent.
-
Israel’s Liberman: Uniting behind pragmatism in the Middle East
To properly understand the region’s dynamics and to effectively address the threats to its security, one needs to set aside outdated modes of thinking and realize that many of the traditional sectarian divisions have become blurred.
-
Sweden’s Hultqvist: The need to up security cooperation in the EU
These are times of uncertainty. The security challenges are more complex than ever, and our response must therefore be multifaceted.
-
Poland’s defense minister: For our freedom and yours
Today’s Russia is governed by the former KGB officers and their followers. As long as they are at power, we have to assume that disinformation and deception are their principal policy.
-
Norway’s defense minister: The path to the next NATO summit
To ensure NATO is capable of dealing with threats in an effective way, the alliance needs to adapt. This will be a main theme at the next summit.
-
NATO’s Stoltenberg: Preserving peace by spending more, and better, on defense
Increased investment in defense will set the scene for NATO’s summit in Brussels next July, where we will have the opportunity to review the progress we have made in implementing the most substantial increase in our collective defense in a generation.
-
Greece’s Dimitris Vitsas: As the global threat evolves, so too must the defense industry
We already have before us Greece after the crisis. The future is full of new prospects and great opportunities.
-
US Navy secretary: The path to restoring naval readiness
This administration is dedicated to rebuilding American military might and ensuring stability and certainty as we address global security demands.
-
L3 CEO: It’s time to overcome the ‘boom or bust’ funding environment
Continuing resolutions virtually block the defense sector from innovation, sapping the lifeblood of our industry.
-
Moscow-based think tank director: Russia’s unexpected military victory in Syria
The West tends to ignore the success of the Russian military intervention in Syria, and pays little attention to the various aspects of Russian military activity in that country. Clearly, this is not a pleasant topic for the Western political and military observers whose predictions that Putin would get bogged down in Syria have proved…
-
European Business Summit chief: The EU defense market – a sea serpent becoming reality?
The development of a European Union common-defense market should be the tool enabling the implementation of a forward-looking innovation policy on the continent.
