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Putin proposes yearlong extension of nuclear pact with US
The Russian president’s statement comes amid conflicting signals from Russian and U.S. diplomats about the fate of the New START agreement.
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Russia denies New START ‘gentleman’s agreement’ with US
Russia is rejecting U.S. claims the two sides reached an “agreement in principle” to extend New START, their last remaining arms control agreement, casting doubt there would be an 11th hour deal before U.S. elections Nov. 3.
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US advances three arms sales packages to Taiwan
The Trump administration plans to sell three advanced weapons systems to Taiwan after notifying Congress of the deals.
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US Marines pivot approach to information warfare at commandant’s direction
The Marine Corps is taking lessons from the last three years to better optimize its tactical information forces, called MEF information groups.
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Will Trump sell F-35s to the UAE? Congress wants him to show his work.
The US F-35 sale to UAE is moving at ‘breakneck speed,’ but it may slow to a halt on Capitol Hill.
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NATO chief seeks technology gains in alliance reform push
Also on the docket is the development of a new strategic concept that would replace the existing version dating from 2010, Stoltenberg announced.
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Find out where Trump and Biden stand on defense and security issues
The race to the White House is on. Where do the candidates stand when it comes to working with allies and defeating adversaries?
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With DoD’s fleet of 2045, the US military’s chief signals he’s all-in on sea power
The U.S. military’s top official said the Navy had to grow to more than 500 ships to maintain its dominance on the high seas.
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US sees ‘important progress’ in Helsinki nuclear arms talks
Monday’s talks are thought to have focused on producing a new agreement to replace, or to extend, the New START treaty that expires in February.
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Top military leadership quarantines after Coast Guard vice commandant tests positive for COVID-19
The Pentagon says the other senior military leaders have not tested positive for the coronavirus, but are self-quarantining out of caution.
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Putin proposes yearlong extension of nuclear pact with US
The Russian president’s statement comes amid conflicting signals from Russian and U.S. diplomats about the fate of the New START agreement.
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Russia denies New START ‘gentleman’s agreement’ with US
Russia is rejecting U.S. claims the two sides reached an “agreement in principle” to extend New START, their last remaining arms control agreement, casting doubt there would be an 11th hour deal before U.S. elections Nov. 3.
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US advances three arms sales packages to Taiwan
The Trump administration plans to sell three advanced weapons systems to Taiwan after notifying Congress of the deals.
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US Marines pivot approach to information warfare at commandant’s direction
The Marine Corps is taking lessons from the last three years to better optimize its tactical information forces, called MEF information groups.
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Will Trump sell F-35s to the UAE? Congress wants him to show his work.
The US F-35 sale to UAE is moving at ‘breakneck speed,’ but it may slow to a halt on Capitol Hill.
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NATO chief seeks technology gains in alliance reform push
Also on the docket is the development of a new strategic concept that would replace the existing version dating from 2010, Stoltenberg announced.
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Find out where Trump and Biden stand on defense and security issues
The race to the White House is on. Where do the candidates stand when it comes to working with allies and defeating adversaries?
-
With DoD’s fleet of 2045, the US military’s chief signals he’s all-in on sea power
The U.S. military’s top official said the Navy had to grow to more than 500 ships to maintain its dominance on the high seas.
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US sees ‘important progress’ in Helsinki nuclear arms talks
Monday’s talks are thought to have focused on producing a new agreement to replace, or to extend, the New START treaty that expires in February.
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Top military leadership quarantines after Coast Guard vice commandant tests positive for COVID-19
The Pentagon says the other senior military leaders have not tested positive for the coronavirus, but are self-quarantining out of caution.
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Putin proposes yearlong extension of nuclear pact with US
The Russian president’s statement comes amid conflicting signals from Russian and U.S. diplomats about the fate of the New START agreement.
-
Russia denies New START ‘gentleman’s agreement’ with US
Russia is rejecting U.S. claims the two sides reached an “agreement in principle” to extend New START, their last remaining arms control agreement, casting doubt there would be an 11th hour deal before U.S. elections Nov. 3.
-
US advances three arms sales packages to Taiwan
The Trump administration plans to sell three advanced weapons systems to Taiwan after notifying Congress of the deals.
-
US Marines pivot approach to information warfare at commandant’s direction
The Marine Corps is taking lessons from the last three years to better optimize its tactical information forces, called MEF information groups.
-
Will Trump sell F-35s to the UAE? Congress wants him to show his work.
The US F-35 sale to UAE is moving at ‘breakneck speed,’ but it may slow to a halt on Capitol Hill.
-
NATO chief seeks technology gains in alliance reform push
Also on the docket is the development of a new strategic concept that would replace the existing version dating from 2010, Stoltenberg announced.
-
Find out where Trump and Biden stand on defense and security issues
The race to the White House is on. Where do the candidates stand when it comes to working with allies and defeating adversaries?
-
With DoD’s fleet of 2045, the US military’s chief signals he’s all-in on sea power
The U.S. military’s top official said the Navy had to grow to more than 500 ships to maintain its dominance on the high seas.
-
US sees ‘important progress’ in Helsinki nuclear arms talks
Monday’s talks are thought to have focused on producing a new agreement to replace, or to extend, the New START treaty that expires in February.
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Top military leadership quarantines after Coast Guard vice commandant tests positive for COVID-19
The Pentagon says the other senior military leaders have not tested positive for the coronavirus, but are self-quarantining out of caution.
