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Cyberattacks on Guam could sap US forces in Indo-Pacific, Nakasone says
The Pentagon’s 2023 cyber strategy warned China is prepared to unleash cyberattacks on critical infrastructure and defense networks, should war break out.
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Special aid tool for Israel approved for Taiwan’s use, but not Ukraine
Taiwan can now use U.S. aid to grow its own defense industry, a benefit only Israel has had before. But funding remains stalled amid the Ukraine debate.
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To deter China, the US and Taiwan should seek asymmetric symmetry
The days of black-and-white definitions of asymmetry have passed.
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An unprepared West contemplates threat of Russia’s nonstrategic nukes
A deeper and broader study of Russia’s approach to nonstrategic nuclear weapons is essential to maintaining the peace in Europe.
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Taiwan begins building anti-submarine frigate
The island nation plans to acquire a dozen light frigates — six for anti-submarine warfare and six for anti-air warfare.
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Corruption in China’s military is no excuse for American complacency
American policymakers should not bet on corruption to hamstring PLA modernization.
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South Korean official touts fledgling drone command as global model
Seoul centralized military drone activities under a single command last year, following an embarrassing intrusion by North Korean aircraft in 2022.
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Pakistan’s Air Force says it has a hypersonic-capable missile
The service said the capability is meant to help create a “potent force and to rebalance the power dynamics in the region.”
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Japan buys hundreds of Tomahawk missiles from United States
Japan is accelerating its deployment of long-range cruise missiles capable of hitting targets in China or North Korea.
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Where might the US station its B-21 bombers to deter China?
A new report says the U.S. Air Force’s B-21 Raider could help ensure stability in the Asia-Pacific region.
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Cyberattacks on Guam could sap US forces in Indo-Pacific, Nakasone says
The Pentagon’s 2023 cyber strategy warned China is prepared to unleash cyberattacks on critical infrastructure and defense networks, should war break out.
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Special aid tool for Israel approved for Taiwan’s use, but not Ukraine
Taiwan can now use U.S. aid to grow its own defense industry, a benefit only Israel has had before. But funding remains stalled amid the Ukraine debate.
-
To deter China, the US and Taiwan should seek asymmetric symmetry
The days of black-and-white definitions of asymmetry have passed.
-
An unprepared West contemplates threat of Russia’s nonstrategic nukes
A deeper and broader study of Russia’s approach to nonstrategic nuclear weapons is essential to maintaining the peace in Europe.
-
Taiwan begins building anti-submarine frigate
The island nation plans to acquire a dozen light frigates — six for anti-submarine warfare and six for anti-air warfare.
-
Corruption in China’s military is no excuse for American complacency
American policymakers should not bet on corruption to hamstring PLA modernization.
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South Korean official touts fledgling drone command as global model
Seoul centralized military drone activities under a single command last year, following an embarrassing intrusion by North Korean aircraft in 2022.
-
Pakistan’s Air Force says it has a hypersonic-capable missile
The service said the capability is meant to help create a “potent force and to rebalance the power dynamics in the region.”
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Japan buys hundreds of Tomahawk missiles from United States
Japan is accelerating its deployment of long-range cruise missiles capable of hitting targets in China or North Korea.
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Where might the US station its B-21 bombers to deter China?
A new report says the U.S. Air Force’s B-21 Raider could help ensure stability in the Asia-Pacific region.
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Cyberattacks on Guam could sap US forces in Indo-Pacific, Nakasone says
The Pentagon’s 2023 cyber strategy warned China is prepared to unleash cyberattacks on critical infrastructure and defense networks, should war break out.
-
Special aid tool for Israel approved for Taiwan’s use, but not Ukraine
Taiwan can now use U.S. aid to grow its own defense industry, a benefit only Israel has had before. But funding remains stalled amid the Ukraine debate.
-
To deter China, the US and Taiwan should seek asymmetric symmetry
The days of black-and-white definitions of asymmetry have passed.
-
An unprepared West contemplates threat of Russia’s nonstrategic nukes
A deeper and broader study of Russia’s approach to nonstrategic nuclear weapons is essential to maintaining the peace in Europe.
-
Taiwan begins building anti-submarine frigate
The island nation plans to acquire a dozen light frigates — six for anti-submarine warfare and six for anti-air warfare.
-
Corruption in China’s military is no excuse for American complacency
American policymakers should not bet on corruption to hamstring PLA modernization.
-
South Korean official touts fledgling drone command as global model
Seoul centralized military drone activities under a single command last year, following an embarrassing intrusion by North Korean aircraft in 2022.
-
Pakistan’s Air Force says it has a hypersonic-capable missile
The service said the capability is meant to help create a “potent force and to rebalance the power dynamics in the region.”
-
Japan buys hundreds of Tomahawk missiles from United States
Japan is accelerating its deployment of long-range cruise missiles capable of hitting targets in China or North Korea.
-
Where might the US station its B-21 bombers to deter China?
A new report says the U.S. Air Force’s B-21 Raider could help ensure stability in the Asia-Pacific region.
