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Trump’s tariffs tied to defense spending irks German officials
German officials are scrambling to make sense of the latest twist in the brewing war over U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs.
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It is a mistake to arm Ukraine
It is the West’s responsibility to understand why the Russians do what they do in Ukraine so we can make informed, strategic decisions about how and where we must push back.
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US might tie NATO contributions to tariff exemptions
U.S. allies seeking to avoid the steel and aluminum tariffs approved by President Donald Trump might be asked to step up their financial commitments to NATO.
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Missile sale from France to Egypt depends on US permission, Dassault head says
The French government must seek U.S. authorization before selling French Scalp cruise missiles with American components to Egypt, said Eric Trappier, chairman and CEO of Dassault Aviation.
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Trump announces stiff trade tariffs, unswayed by warnings
The president said he would exempt Canada and Mexico while negotiating for changes to the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Danish defense minister: Deterring Russia on the cyber battlefield
Russia is in full swing, and NATO and the EU are responding.
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White House denies McMaster is leaving; Biegun, Bolton seen as possible replacements
The White House pushed back Thursday against an MSNBC report that President Donald Trump is planning to imminently replace National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster.
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US Navy receives 12th littoral combat ship, the Manchester
The transfer of the vessel from the Austal USA to the Navy marks the final milestone before the ship is commissioned in May.
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Canada adds new cybersecurity center, hikes funding for electronic spy agency
The Canadian government will significantly improve its cyber security capabilities with funding increases to the Department of National Defence’s electronic spy agency and with the creation of a new cyber security center.
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Air Force T-6s resume flying after hypoxia-like scares
The Air Force resumed flying its T-6 Texan II training aircraft Tuesday after a rash of hypoxia-like scares grounded them for nearly a month.
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Trump’s tariffs tied to defense spending irks German officials
German officials are scrambling to make sense of the latest twist in the brewing war over U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs.
-
It is a mistake to arm Ukraine
It is the West’s responsibility to understand why the Russians do what they do in Ukraine so we can make informed, strategic decisions about how and where we must push back.
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US might tie NATO contributions to tariff exemptions
U.S. allies seeking to avoid the steel and aluminum tariffs approved by President Donald Trump might be asked to step up their financial commitments to NATO.
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Missile sale from France to Egypt depends on US permission, Dassault head says
The French government must seek U.S. authorization before selling French Scalp cruise missiles with American components to Egypt, said Eric Trappier, chairman and CEO of Dassault Aviation.
-
Trump announces stiff trade tariffs, unswayed by warnings
The president said he would exempt Canada and Mexico while negotiating for changes to the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Danish defense minister: Deterring Russia on the cyber battlefield
Russia is in full swing, and NATO and the EU are responding.
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White House denies McMaster is leaving; Biegun, Bolton seen as possible replacements
The White House pushed back Thursday against an MSNBC report that President Donald Trump is planning to imminently replace National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster.
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US Navy receives 12th littoral combat ship, the Manchester
The transfer of the vessel from the Austal USA to the Navy marks the final milestone before the ship is commissioned in May.
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Canada adds new cybersecurity center, hikes funding for electronic spy agency
The Canadian government will significantly improve its cyber security capabilities with funding increases to the Department of National Defence’s electronic spy agency and with the creation of a new cyber security center.
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Air Force T-6s resume flying after hypoxia-like scares
The Air Force resumed flying its T-6 Texan II training aircraft Tuesday after a rash of hypoxia-like scares grounded them for nearly a month.
-
Trump’s tariffs tied to defense spending irks German officials
German officials are scrambling to make sense of the latest twist in the brewing war over U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs.
-
It is a mistake to arm Ukraine
It is the West’s responsibility to understand why the Russians do what they do in Ukraine so we can make informed, strategic decisions about how and where we must push back.
-
US might tie NATO contributions to tariff exemptions
U.S. allies seeking to avoid the steel and aluminum tariffs approved by President Donald Trump might be asked to step up their financial commitments to NATO.
-
Missile sale from France to Egypt depends on US permission, Dassault head says
The French government must seek U.S. authorization before selling French Scalp cruise missiles with American components to Egypt, said Eric Trappier, chairman and CEO of Dassault Aviation.
-
Trump announces stiff trade tariffs, unswayed by warnings
The president said he would exempt Canada and Mexico while negotiating for changes to the North American Free Trade Agreement.
-
Danish defense minister: Deterring Russia on the cyber battlefield
Russia is in full swing, and NATO and the EU are responding.
-
White House denies McMaster is leaving; Biegun, Bolton seen as possible replacements
The White House pushed back Thursday against an MSNBC report that President Donald Trump is planning to imminently replace National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster.
-
US Navy receives 12th littoral combat ship, the Manchester
The transfer of the vessel from the Austal USA to the Navy marks the final milestone before the ship is commissioned in May.
-
Canada adds new cybersecurity center, hikes funding for electronic spy agency
The Canadian government will significantly improve its cyber security capabilities with funding increases to the Department of National Defence’s electronic spy agency and with the creation of a new cyber security center.
-
Air Force T-6s resume flying after hypoxia-like scares
The Air Force resumed flying its T-6 Texan II training aircraft Tuesday after a rash of hypoxia-like scares grounded them for nearly a month.
