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Nonstrategic nukes: What are they good for?
In the age of re-emerging great power competition, what is the strategic utility of low-yield nuclear weapons?
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Canada names suppliers approved to bid in future fighter competition
Five European and U.S. aerospace firms have been approved to take part in the upcoming competition to provide Canada with a new fighter jet.
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Trump still backs McMaster, despite tweet on Russia ‘collusion,’ White House says
Despite President Trump’s rebuke of national security adviser H.R. McMaster over Twitter, Trump still has faith in him, White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said Tuesday.
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Reconstructing Iraq: A test case for Trumpian burden-sharing
President Trump’s red line on spending U.S. public funds for Iraqi reconstruction is a high-stakes wager.
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NATO command change to address ‘deficiencies’
The change involves a new command for the Atlantic — focused on secure sea lines of communication between North America and Europe — and a command to improve military mobility within Europe.
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Diplomacy, sanctions, missile defense: Use this triad against North Korea
The U.S. must use all of its tools effectively to protect the country and its allies from North Korea’s ballistic missiles.
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Russia’s resurgent Navy demands a coherent response, not wishful thinking
There must be a a clear-eyed understanding of the dynamic threat from Russia and a steady, meaningful commitment to protecting the world’s open maritime domain.
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Air Force announces official retirement date for iconic MQ-1 Predator drone
The Air Force will officially retire its iconic, groundbreaking — and controversial ― MQ-1 Predator on March 9.
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Poland, Canada join NATO members in potential maritime surveillance aircraft buy
Poland and Canada have agreed to join a coalition of NATO countries seeking to jointly buy a fleet of maritime surveillance aircraft.
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NATO to create formal training mission in Iraq
NATO has accepted Iraq’s invite to organize a formal military training mission in the country.
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Nonstrategic nukes: What are they good for?
In the age of re-emerging great power competition, what is the strategic utility of low-yield nuclear weapons?
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Canada names suppliers approved to bid in future fighter competition
Five European and U.S. aerospace firms have been approved to take part in the upcoming competition to provide Canada with a new fighter jet.
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Trump still backs McMaster, despite tweet on Russia ‘collusion,’ White House says
Despite President Trump’s rebuke of national security adviser H.R. McMaster over Twitter, Trump still has faith in him, White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said Tuesday.
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Reconstructing Iraq: A test case for Trumpian burden-sharing
President Trump’s red line on spending U.S. public funds for Iraqi reconstruction is a high-stakes wager.
-
NATO command change to address ‘deficiencies’
The change involves a new command for the Atlantic — focused on secure sea lines of communication between North America and Europe — and a command to improve military mobility within Europe.
-
Diplomacy, sanctions, missile defense: Use this triad against North Korea
The U.S. must use all of its tools effectively to protect the country and its allies from North Korea’s ballistic missiles.
-
Russia’s resurgent Navy demands a coherent response, not wishful thinking
There must be a a clear-eyed understanding of the dynamic threat from Russia and a steady, meaningful commitment to protecting the world’s open maritime domain.
-
Air Force announces official retirement date for iconic MQ-1 Predator drone
The Air Force will officially retire its iconic, groundbreaking — and controversial ― MQ-1 Predator on March 9.
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Poland, Canada join NATO members in potential maritime surveillance aircraft buy
Poland and Canada have agreed to join a coalition of NATO countries seeking to jointly buy a fleet of maritime surveillance aircraft.
-
NATO to create formal training mission in Iraq
NATO has accepted Iraq’s invite to organize a formal military training mission in the country.
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Nonstrategic nukes: What are they good for?
In the age of re-emerging great power competition, what is the strategic utility of low-yield nuclear weapons?
-
Canada names suppliers approved to bid in future fighter competition
Five European and U.S. aerospace firms have been approved to take part in the upcoming competition to provide Canada with a new fighter jet.
-
Trump still backs McMaster, despite tweet on Russia ‘collusion,’ White House says
Despite President Trump’s rebuke of national security adviser H.R. McMaster over Twitter, Trump still has faith in him, White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said Tuesday.
-
Reconstructing Iraq: A test case for Trumpian burden-sharing
President Trump’s red line on spending U.S. public funds for Iraqi reconstruction is a high-stakes wager.
-
NATO command change to address ‘deficiencies’
The change involves a new command for the Atlantic — focused on secure sea lines of communication between North America and Europe — and a command to improve military mobility within Europe.
-
Diplomacy, sanctions, missile defense: Use this triad against North Korea
The U.S. must use all of its tools effectively to protect the country and its allies from North Korea’s ballistic missiles.
-
Russia’s resurgent Navy demands a coherent response, not wishful thinking
There must be a a clear-eyed understanding of the dynamic threat from Russia and a steady, meaningful commitment to protecting the world’s open maritime domain.
-
Air Force announces official retirement date for iconic MQ-1 Predator drone
The Air Force will officially retire its iconic, groundbreaking — and controversial ― MQ-1 Predator on March 9.
-
Poland, Canada join NATO members in potential maritime surveillance aircraft buy
Poland and Canada have agreed to join a coalition of NATO countries seeking to jointly buy a fleet of maritime surveillance aircraft.
-
NATO to create formal training mission in Iraq
NATO has accepted Iraq’s invite to organize a formal military training mission in the country.
