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Turkish Policy Changes May Mean Bigger Defense Business
Turkey has not taken any “official or unofficial” steps to normalize its ties with Egypt, even as it works to improve ties with Israel and Russia.
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Senate Approves Defense Policy Bill, Baiting Veto
The Senate on Tuesday easily approved an annual defense policy bill that authorizes roughly $602 billion in base defense and war spending — baiting a presidential veto.
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Study Finds Uptick in EU Defense Spending
A new study paints a mixed picture of the current defense sector in European Union member states.
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‘Business as Usual’ With Russia Unlikely, NATO Leader Says
Military activities will also feature, with particular focus on transparency and risk reduction, the security situation in Afghanistan, and regional terrorist threats.
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The Next President Must Start National Security Planning Now, a Top Expert Warns
The next commander in chief won’t have time to slowly ease into the foreign policy turmoil facing America right now, one prominent defense expert is warning.
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US, Colombian Militaries Eye a Post-Conflict Future
Now that a historic peace accord with leftist FARC guerrillas could be signed within weeks, Colombia’s government is eager to ensure ties to the US military endure in a post-conflict future.
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Reid: GOP Holds on Nominations Hurt National Security
WASHINGTON — Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid is pressing GOP leaders to clear the Senate’s many holds on civilian nominees to top national security posts, saying Republicans would rather try to embarrass President Ba Obama than make the nation safe
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SIGAR: Several Afghanistan Health Facilities’ Coordinates Inaccurate
The special inspector general for Afghanistan reconstruction has found that several USAID-funded public health facilities in Kabul province have inaccurately identified geospatial coordinates.
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Israel’s 5-Year Plan Bulks Up Combat Capabilities; Cuts Manpower
The Israel Defense Forces’ (IDF) latest five-year plan, roughly half of the 310 billion shekel ($78.6 billion) projected for defense spending through 2020, aims to bulk up cyber-protected, networked combat capabilities while cutting back on manpower and non-combat support services.
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Pentagon Eyeing More Prepositioning of Gear
The Pentagon is looking into expanding the prepositioning of gear around the world over the next year.
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Turkish Policy Changes May Mean Bigger Defense Business
Turkey has not taken any “official or unofficial” steps to normalize its ties with Egypt, even as it works to improve ties with Israel and Russia.
-
Senate Approves Defense Policy Bill, Baiting Veto
The Senate on Tuesday easily approved an annual defense policy bill that authorizes roughly $602 billion in base defense and war spending — baiting a presidential veto.
-
Study Finds Uptick in EU Defense Spending
A new study paints a mixed picture of the current defense sector in European Union member states.
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‘Business as Usual’ With Russia Unlikely, NATO Leader Says
Military activities will also feature, with particular focus on transparency and risk reduction, the security situation in Afghanistan, and regional terrorist threats.
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The Next President Must Start National Security Planning Now, a Top Expert Warns
The next commander in chief won’t have time to slowly ease into the foreign policy turmoil facing America right now, one prominent defense expert is warning.
-
US, Colombian Militaries Eye a Post-Conflict Future
Now that a historic peace accord with leftist FARC guerrillas could be signed within weeks, Colombia’s government is eager to ensure ties to the US military endure in a post-conflict future.
-
Reid: GOP Holds on Nominations Hurt National Security
WASHINGTON — Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid is pressing GOP leaders to clear the Senate’s many holds on civilian nominees to top national security posts, saying Republicans would rather try to embarrass President Ba Obama than make the nation safe
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SIGAR: Several Afghanistan Health Facilities’ Coordinates Inaccurate
The special inspector general for Afghanistan reconstruction has found that several USAID-funded public health facilities in Kabul province have inaccurately identified geospatial coordinates.
-
Israel’s 5-Year Plan Bulks Up Combat Capabilities; Cuts Manpower
The Israel Defense Forces’ (IDF) latest five-year plan, roughly half of the 310 billion shekel ($78.6 billion) projected for defense spending through 2020, aims to bulk up cyber-protected, networked combat capabilities while cutting back on manpower and non-combat support services.
-
Pentagon Eyeing More Prepositioning of Gear
The Pentagon is looking into expanding the prepositioning of gear around the world over the next year.
-
Turkish Policy Changes May Mean Bigger Defense Business
Turkey has not taken any “official or unofficial” steps to normalize its ties with Egypt, even as it works to improve ties with Israel and Russia.
-
Senate Approves Defense Policy Bill, Baiting Veto
The Senate on Tuesday easily approved an annual defense policy bill that authorizes roughly $602 billion in base defense and war spending — baiting a presidential veto.
-
Study Finds Uptick in EU Defense Spending
A new study paints a mixed picture of the current defense sector in European Union member states.
-
‘Business as Usual’ With Russia Unlikely, NATO Leader Says
Military activities will also feature, with particular focus on transparency and risk reduction, the security situation in Afghanistan, and regional terrorist threats.
-
The Next President Must Start National Security Planning Now, a Top Expert Warns
The next commander in chief won’t have time to slowly ease into the foreign policy turmoil facing America right now, one prominent defense expert is warning.
-
US, Colombian Militaries Eye a Post-Conflict Future
Now that a historic peace accord with leftist FARC guerrillas could be signed within weeks, Colombia’s government is eager to ensure ties to the US military endure in a post-conflict future.
-
Reid: GOP Holds on Nominations Hurt National Security
WASHINGTON — Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid is pressing GOP leaders to clear the Senate’s many holds on civilian nominees to top national security posts, saying Republicans would rather try to embarrass President Ba Obama than make the nation safe
-
SIGAR: Several Afghanistan Health Facilities’ Coordinates Inaccurate
The special inspector general for Afghanistan reconstruction has found that several USAID-funded public health facilities in Kabul province have inaccurately identified geospatial coordinates.
-
Israel’s 5-Year Plan Bulks Up Combat Capabilities; Cuts Manpower
The Israel Defense Forces’ (IDF) latest five-year plan, roughly half of the 310 billion shekel ($78.6 billion) projected for defense spending through 2020, aims to bulk up cyber-protected, networked combat capabilities while cutting back on manpower and non-combat support services.
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Pentagon Eyeing More Prepositioning of Gear
The Pentagon is looking into expanding the prepositioning of gear around the world over the next year.



