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Israeli firm UVision opens US subsidiary, with eye toward kamikaze drones market
A maker of loitering munitions is seeking to expand its business in the U.S.
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A US-Russia pact preventing nuclear Armageddon is in trouble
Fresh talks on the “New START” agreement appear unlikely for now after an acrimonious dispute over the INF Treaty.
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Sphere of influence: US military budget drives arming of the West
The Pentagon is front and center in driving worldwide military spending to new heights, pulling Europe along in its wake, according to a new study by IISS.
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Macedonia is set to join NATO — an alliance that can’t fight
Macedonia’s accession into the alliance should prompt reflection, not cheering.
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The Pentagon is flying more drone missions along America’s border
The Department of Homeland Security flies the most missions along the border, but the DoD is joining in.
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Trump makes it official: US is leaving nuclear arms treaty
The INF Treaty, signed in 1987, has been a centerpiece of superpower arms control since the Cold War. Some analysts worry its demise could fuel a new arms race.
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Trump targets intel chiefs over threat assessment of North Korea, Iran, ISIS
The president’s foreign policy comments come a day after U.S. intelligence agencies told Congress that North Korea is unlikely to dismantle its nuclear arsenal.
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Intelligence chiefs single out China in threat hearing
The U.S. intelligence community took aim at China during its annual assessment of worldwide threats, accusing the East Asian giant of blistering cyberattacks that are the foundation of a prolonged espionage campaign.
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US intel chiefs share latest assessment of North Korea, Iran nuclear programs
Their analysis stands in sharp contrast to President Trump’s almost singular focus on security gaps at the border as the biggest threat facing the United States.
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Look north to find the front line of North America’s defense
The strategies and statements of America’s peer competitors indicating their intent to use advanced weapon systems erode the sanctuary that North American geography once afforded.
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Israeli firm UVision opens US subsidiary, with eye toward kamikaze drones market
A maker of loitering munitions is seeking to expand its business in the U.S.
-
A US-Russia pact preventing nuclear Armageddon is in trouble
Fresh talks on the “New START” agreement appear unlikely for now after an acrimonious dispute over the INF Treaty.
-
Sphere of influence: US military budget drives arming of the West
The Pentagon is front and center in driving worldwide military spending to new heights, pulling Europe along in its wake, according to a new study by IISS.
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Macedonia is set to join NATO — an alliance that can’t fight
Macedonia’s accession into the alliance should prompt reflection, not cheering.
-
The Pentagon is flying more drone missions along America’s border
The Department of Homeland Security flies the most missions along the border, but the DoD is joining in.
-
Trump makes it official: US is leaving nuclear arms treaty
The INF Treaty, signed in 1987, has been a centerpiece of superpower arms control since the Cold War. Some analysts worry its demise could fuel a new arms race.
-
Trump targets intel chiefs over threat assessment of North Korea, Iran, ISIS
The president’s foreign policy comments come a day after U.S. intelligence agencies told Congress that North Korea is unlikely to dismantle its nuclear arsenal.
-
Intelligence chiefs single out China in threat hearing
The U.S. intelligence community took aim at China during its annual assessment of worldwide threats, accusing the East Asian giant of blistering cyberattacks that are the foundation of a prolonged espionage campaign.
-
US intel chiefs share latest assessment of North Korea, Iran nuclear programs
Their analysis stands in sharp contrast to President Trump’s almost singular focus on security gaps at the border as the biggest threat facing the United States.
-
Look north to find the front line of North America’s defense
The strategies and statements of America’s peer competitors indicating their intent to use advanced weapon systems erode the sanctuary that North American geography once afforded.
-
Israeli firm UVision opens US subsidiary, with eye toward kamikaze drones market
A maker of loitering munitions is seeking to expand its business in the U.S.
-
A US-Russia pact preventing nuclear Armageddon is in trouble
Fresh talks on the “New START” agreement appear unlikely for now after an acrimonious dispute over the INF Treaty.
-
Sphere of influence: US military budget drives arming of the West
The Pentagon is front and center in driving worldwide military spending to new heights, pulling Europe along in its wake, according to a new study by IISS.
-
Macedonia is set to join NATO — an alliance that can’t fight
Macedonia’s accession into the alliance should prompt reflection, not cheering.
-
The Pentagon is flying more drone missions along America’s border
The Department of Homeland Security flies the most missions along the border, but the DoD is joining in.
-
Trump makes it official: US is leaving nuclear arms treaty
The INF Treaty, signed in 1987, has been a centerpiece of superpower arms control since the Cold War. Some analysts worry its demise could fuel a new arms race.
-
Trump targets intel chiefs over threat assessment of North Korea, Iran, ISIS
The president’s foreign policy comments come a day after U.S. intelligence agencies told Congress that North Korea is unlikely to dismantle its nuclear arsenal.
-
Intelligence chiefs single out China in threat hearing
The U.S. intelligence community took aim at China during its annual assessment of worldwide threats, accusing the East Asian giant of blistering cyberattacks that are the foundation of a prolonged espionage campaign.
-
US intel chiefs share latest assessment of North Korea, Iran nuclear programs
Their analysis stands in sharp contrast to President Trump’s almost singular focus on security gaps at the border as the biggest threat facing the United States.
-
Look north to find the front line of North America’s defense
The strategies and statements of America’s peer competitors indicating their intent to use advanced weapon systems erode the sanctuary that North American geography once afforded.
