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Sanctions ‘still in play’ for Turkey over S-400, warns US diplomat
The sanctions question is important not just for Turkey, but for other partners who may consider Russian gear, says a U.S. State Department official.
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White House releases $250 million in Ukraine military aid
The White House has relinquished its hold on $250 million in military aid to Ukraine after weeks of bipartisan pressure from lawmakers who said the funding was needed to deter Russia.
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Lawmakers push US Air Force secretary nominee on border wall, use of Trump properties
The U.S. Air Force secretary nominee faced questions about the Trump administration during her confirmation hearing.
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A guide to how the US and Finland can enhance defense cooperation
These initiatives could help the Unites States and Finland strengthen security in northern Europe in the face of growing Russian challenges.
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US State Department clears Ukraine security assistance funding. Is the Pentagon next?
The money will go toward buying sniper rifles, grenade launchers and radars, among other systems.
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Retired military leaders sign letter urging Congress to bar ‘unauthorized’ war with Iran
A group of retired military officers is urging Congress to pass legislation block a war with Iran without congressional approval.
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Trump dismisses John Bolton, says they ‘disagreed strongly’
Trump tweeted that he told Bolton Monday night his services were no longer needed at the White House and that Bolton submitted his resignation Tuesday morning. Bolton responded in a tweet of his own that he offered to resign Monday “and President Trump said, ‘Let’s talk about it tomorrow.’ ”
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Not so bad? Window of opportunity may exist for US firms to benefit from EU’s defense fund
The restrictions under the European Union’s defense fund may not be great news for the U.S. industrial base, but one executive still sees opportunities.
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A collective presence in the Western Hemisphere reduces threats to the US and its allies
Like athletes, the United States and its allies can’t compete if they’re not on the field.
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Trump drains US spending in Europe to pay for wall with Mexico
The White House is being criticized for a plan to move Pentagon spending meant to deter Russia to the U.S.-Mexico border wall project.
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Sanctions ‘still in play’ for Turkey over S-400, warns US diplomat
The sanctions question is important not just for Turkey, but for other partners who may consider Russian gear, says a U.S. State Department official.
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White House releases $250 million in Ukraine military aid
The White House has relinquished its hold on $250 million in military aid to Ukraine after weeks of bipartisan pressure from lawmakers who said the funding was needed to deter Russia.
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Lawmakers push US Air Force secretary nominee on border wall, use of Trump properties
The U.S. Air Force secretary nominee faced questions about the Trump administration during her confirmation hearing.
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A guide to how the US and Finland can enhance defense cooperation
These initiatives could help the Unites States and Finland strengthen security in northern Europe in the face of growing Russian challenges.
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US State Department clears Ukraine security assistance funding. Is the Pentagon next?
The money will go toward buying sniper rifles, grenade launchers and radars, among other systems.
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Retired military leaders sign letter urging Congress to bar ‘unauthorized’ war with Iran
A group of retired military officers is urging Congress to pass legislation block a war with Iran without congressional approval.
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Trump dismisses John Bolton, says they ‘disagreed strongly’
Trump tweeted that he told Bolton Monday night his services were no longer needed at the White House and that Bolton submitted his resignation Tuesday morning. Bolton responded in a tweet of his own that he offered to resign Monday “and President Trump said, ‘Let’s talk about it tomorrow.’ ”
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Not so bad? Window of opportunity may exist for US firms to benefit from EU’s defense fund
The restrictions under the European Union’s defense fund may not be great news for the U.S. industrial base, but one executive still sees opportunities.
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A collective presence in the Western Hemisphere reduces threats to the US and its allies
Like athletes, the United States and its allies can’t compete if they’re not on the field.
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Trump drains US spending in Europe to pay for wall with Mexico
The White House is being criticized for a plan to move Pentagon spending meant to deter Russia to the U.S.-Mexico border wall project.
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Sanctions ‘still in play’ for Turkey over S-400, warns US diplomat
The sanctions question is important not just for Turkey, but for other partners who may consider Russian gear, says a U.S. State Department official.
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White House releases $250 million in Ukraine military aid
The White House has relinquished its hold on $250 million in military aid to Ukraine after weeks of bipartisan pressure from lawmakers who said the funding was needed to deter Russia.
-
Lawmakers push US Air Force secretary nominee on border wall, use of Trump properties
The U.S. Air Force secretary nominee faced questions about the Trump administration during her confirmation hearing.
-
A guide to how the US and Finland can enhance defense cooperation
These initiatives could help the Unites States and Finland strengthen security in northern Europe in the face of growing Russian challenges.
-
US State Department clears Ukraine security assistance funding. Is the Pentagon next?
The money will go toward buying sniper rifles, grenade launchers and radars, among other systems.
-
Retired military leaders sign letter urging Congress to bar ‘unauthorized’ war with Iran
A group of retired military officers is urging Congress to pass legislation block a war with Iran without congressional approval.
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Trump dismisses John Bolton, says they ‘disagreed strongly’
Trump tweeted that he told Bolton Monday night his services were no longer needed at the White House and that Bolton submitted his resignation Tuesday morning. Bolton responded in a tweet of his own that he offered to resign Monday “and President Trump said, ‘Let’s talk about it tomorrow.’ ”
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Not so bad? Window of opportunity may exist for US firms to benefit from EU’s defense fund
The restrictions under the European Union’s defense fund may not be great news for the U.S. industrial base, but one executive still sees opportunities.
-
A collective presence in the Western Hemisphere reduces threats to the US and its allies
Like athletes, the United States and its allies can’t compete if they’re not on the field.
-
Trump drains US spending in Europe to pay for wall with Mexico
The White House is being criticized for a plan to move Pentagon spending meant to deter Russia to the U.S.-Mexico border wall project.
