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Four technologies Japan and the US should team on to counter China
A new report from the Atlantic Council outlines where the U.S. and Japan need better industrial cooperation on defense projects.
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China’s global logistics chain makes strides, but projecting military power still a struggle
The Chinese military will likely struggle to conduct expeditionary operations over the coming decade, a new study has found.
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North Korea fires barrage of missiles in weapons test
The show of force comes on the eve of a key state anniversary in the North and parliamentary elections in the rival South.
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US State Dept. clears sales of Dutch weapons, South Korean F-35 support
The two sales together have an estimated $715 million price tag.
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Expect a surge in North Korean missile tests, and of greater range
North Korea is signaling this will be its busiest year of missile testing yet.
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Inside US Indo-Pacific Command’s $20 billion wish list to deter China — and why Congress may approve it
A $1.6 billion defensive ring around Guam. Millions in new military funding for partner nations. A billion dollars for increased stockpiles of long-range weapons. These are just some of the investments on a wish list quietly submitted to Congress.
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Pacific Pathways in Thailand ongoing amid pandemic
The task force still plans to train until their return to Hawaii in May, which is also still on track.
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Workforce cuts in April could hinder US-South Korea negotiations
Thousands of high-profile South Korean workers will start losing paychecks come April 1, which is likely to make negotiations between Seoul and Washington even more difficult than it’s already going.
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North Korea test fires missiles amid worries about outbreak
In recent weeks, North Korea has fired a slew of missiles and artillery shells in an apparent effort to upgrade its military capability amid deadlocked nuclear talks with the United States.
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Four technologies Japan and the US should team on to counter China
A new report from the Atlantic Council outlines where the U.S. and Japan need better industrial cooperation on defense projects.
-
China’s global logistics chain makes strides, but projecting military power still a struggle
The Chinese military will likely struggle to conduct expeditionary operations over the coming decade, a new study has found.
-
North Korea fires barrage of missiles in weapons test
The show of force comes on the eve of a key state anniversary in the North and parliamentary elections in the rival South.
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India cleared to buy two anti-ship munition packages
The two packages could be worth $155 million.
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US State Dept. clears sales of Dutch weapons, South Korean F-35 support
The two sales together have an estimated $715 million price tag.
-
Expect a surge in North Korean missile tests, and of greater range
North Korea is signaling this will be its busiest year of missile testing yet.
-
Inside US Indo-Pacific Command’s $20 billion wish list to deter China — and why Congress may approve it
A $1.6 billion defensive ring around Guam. Millions in new military funding for partner nations. A billion dollars for increased stockpiles of long-range weapons. These are just some of the investments on a wish list quietly submitted to Congress.
-
Pacific Pathways in Thailand ongoing amid pandemic
The task force still plans to train until their return to Hawaii in May, which is also still on track.
-
Workforce cuts in April could hinder US-South Korea negotiations
Thousands of high-profile South Korean workers will start losing paychecks come April 1, which is likely to make negotiations between Seoul and Washington even more difficult than it’s already going.
-
North Korea test fires missiles amid worries about outbreak
In recent weeks, North Korea has fired a slew of missiles and artillery shells in an apparent effort to upgrade its military capability amid deadlocked nuclear talks with the United States.
-
Four technologies Japan and the US should team on to counter China
A new report from the Atlantic Council outlines where the U.S. and Japan need better industrial cooperation on defense projects.
-
China’s global logistics chain makes strides, but projecting military power still a struggle
The Chinese military will likely struggle to conduct expeditionary operations over the coming decade, a new study has found.
-
North Korea fires barrage of missiles in weapons test
The show of force comes on the eve of a key state anniversary in the North and parliamentary elections in the rival South.
-
India cleared to buy two anti-ship munition packages
The two packages could be worth $155 million.
-
US State Dept. clears sales of Dutch weapons, South Korean F-35 support
The two sales together have an estimated $715 million price tag.
-
Expect a surge in North Korean missile tests, and of greater range
North Korea is signaling this will be its busiest year of missile testing yet.
-
Inside US Indo-Pacific Command’s $20 billion wish list to deter China — and why Congress may approve it
A $1.6 billion defensive ring around Guam. Millions in new military funding for partner nations. A billion dollars for increased stockpiles of long-range weapons. These are just some of the investments on a wish list quietly submitted to Congress.
-
Pacific Pathways in Thailand ongoing amid pandemic
The task force still plans to train until their return to Hawaii in May, which is also still on track.
-
Workforce cuts in April could hinder US-South Korea negotiations
Thousands of high-profile South Korean workers will start losing paychecks come April 1, which is likely to make negotiations between Seoul and Washington even more difficult than it’s already going.
-
North Korea test fires missiles amid worries about outbreak
In recent weeks, North Korea has fired a slew of missiles and artillery shells in an apparent effort to upgrade its military capability amid deadlocked nuclear talks with the United States.
