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NATO denounces effectiveness of UN nuclear weapons ban
NATO believes a U.N. treaty could create greater divisions and divergences among states when unity against proliferation and security threats are more necessary than ever.
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Contractors accuse Iraq of shake downs to force tax payments
Iraq’s push for the taxes has coincided with a sustained drop in oil prices.
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Trump points to Iran missile test in criticizing nuke deal
President Donald Trump on Saturday pointed to a reported missile test by Iran to renew his criticism of the nuclear agreement it reached with the U.S. and other nations.
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NATO chief welcomes Trump’s new approach
NATO’s secretary-general welcomed President Donald Trump’s new strategy for the 16-year Afghan war and said the U.S. leader’s insistence that NATO members increase their defense spending is achieving positive results.
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Trump attacks North Korea, prods allies for more military support in UN speech
The American president also criticized Iran and promised to destroy “radical Islamic terrorism,” in the wide-ranging speech.
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Trudeau: Canada could stop dealing with Boeing over dispute
Chicago-based Boeing’s complaint claims Bombardier’s new C Series passenger aircraft receives Canadian government subsidies that give it an advantage internationally.
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Report: Internal EU defense research could clash with bilateral US relations
A planned move by the European Union to boost cooperation in defense industrial research among member states may have a big impact on their relations with the U.S.
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Boeing-Canada Super Hornet dispute goes global
The Canadian and British governments are combining forces against Boeing in a trade dispute that threatens the purchase of fighter jets as well as aerospace jobs in both countries.
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Mattis: US to keep nuclear triad for deterrence
The nation’s nuclear deterrent posture will remain triad-based, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Thursday.
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‘We dodged another bullet’: Air Force station, NASA center remain closed after Hurricane Irma
“We dodged another bullet,” said Brig. Gen. Wayne Monteith, who’s in charge of U.S. Air Force operations.
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NATO denounces effectiveness of UN nuclear weapons ban
NATO believes a U.N. treaty could create greater divisions and divergences among states when unity against proliferation and security threats are more necessary than ever.
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Contractors accuse Iraq of shake downs to force tax payments
Iraq’s push for the taxes has coincided with a sustained drop in oil prices.
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Trump points to Iran missile test in criticizing nuke deal
President Donald Trump on Saturday pointed to a reported missile test by Iran to renew his criticism of the nuclear agreement it reached with the U.S. and other nations.
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NATO chief welcomes Trump’s new approach
NATO’s secretary-general welcomed President Donald Trump’s new strategy for the 16-year Afghan war and said the U.S. leader’s insistence that NATO members increase their defense spending is achieving positive results.
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Trump attacks North Korea, prods allies for more military support in UN speech
The American president also criticized Iran and promised to destroy “radical Islamic terrorism,” in the wide-ranging speech.
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Trudeau: Canada could stop dealing with Boeing over dispute
Chicago-based Boeing’s complaint claims Bombardier’s new C Series passenger aircraft receives Canadian government subsidies that give it an advantage internationally.
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Report: Internal EU defense research could clash with bilateral US relations
A planned move by the European Union to boost cooperation in defense industrial research among member states may have a big impact on their relations with the U.S.
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Boeing-Canada Super Hornet dispute goes global
The Canadian and British governments are combining forces against Boeing in a trade dispute that threatens the purchase of fighter jets as well as aerospace jobs in both countries.
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Mattis: US to keep nuclear triad for deterrence
The nation’s nuclear deterrent posture will remain triad-based, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Thursday.
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‘We dodged another bullet’: Air Force station, NASA center remain closed after Hurricane Irma
“We dodged another bullet,” said Brig. Gen. Wayne Monteith, who’s in charge of U.S. Air Force operations.
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NATO denounces effectiveness of UN nuclear weapons ban
NATO believes a U.N. treaty could create greater divisions and divergences among states when unity against proliferation and security threats are more necessary than ever.
-
Contractors accuse Iraq of shake downs to force tax payments
Iraq’s push for the taxes has coincided with a sustained drop in oil prices.
-
Trump points to Iran missile test in criticizing nuke deal
President Donald Trump on Saturday pointed to a reported missile test by Iran to renew his criticism of the nuclear agreement it reached with the U.S. and other nations.
-
NATO chief welcomes Trump’s new approach
NATO’s secretary-general welcomed President Donald Trump’s new strategy for the 16-year Afghan war and said the U.S. leader’s insistence that NATO members increase their defense spending is achieving positive results.
-
Trump attacks North Korea, prods allies for more military support in UN speech
The American president also criticized Iran and promised to destroy “radical Islamic terrorism,” in the wide-ranging speech.
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Trudeau: Canada could stop dealing with Boeing over dispute
Chicago-based Boeing’s complaint claims Bombardier’s new C Series passenger aircraft receives Canadian government subsidies that give it an advantage internationally.
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Report: Internal EU defense research could clash with bilateral US relations
A planned move by the European Union to boost cooperation in defense industrial research among member states may have a big impact on their relations with the U.S.
-
Boeing-Canada Super Hornet dispute goes global
The Canadian and British governments are combining forces against Boeing in a trade dispute that threatens the purchase of fighter jets as well as aerospace jobs in both countries.
-
Mattis: US to keep nuclear triad for deterrence
The nation’s nuclear deterrent posture will remain triad-based, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Thursday.
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‘We dodged another bullet’: Air Force station, NASA center remain closed after Hurricane Irma
“We dodged another bullet,” said Brig. Gen. Wayne Monteith, who’s in charge of U.S. Air Force operations.
