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Polish Government Rocked by Resignations of Several Generals
The surprise resignations of several key Polish generals have rocked the new conservative government, which is facing a barrage of criticism at home and abroad over a host of controversial reforms.
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EU Sharply Reminds Members of Open Markets Policy
The European Union has written to member states asking for details of recent defense procurements
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Carter Gets Strong Marks for Innovation Push; Challenges Remain
Ash Carter made inroads to Silicon Valley last week. Now the hard part begins.
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France, UK To Invest £1.5 Billion in Combat Drone
UK Prime Minister David Cameron announced a plan with France to invest more than £1.5 billion to build a prototype combat drone
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Prime Minister Borissov: Bulgaria to send troops to guard Greek border
SOFIA — Bulgaria will send over 400 troops and other security personnel to guard its border with Greece, amid fears the migrant flow along the Balkan route will pick up with the onset of warmer weather, the prime minister said Saturday.
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Canadian Participation in F-35 Program Remains Murky
Canada will pay its next installment to continue participation in the F-35 program, prompting confusion over its intentions for JSF
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Honeywell Ends Bid for United Technologies
After years of pursuing a possible deal, Honeywell has abandoned its hopes of acquiring United Technologies for now.
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Pentagon, Top Lawmakers Craft DoD Reforms
The 2017 National Defense Authorization Act, the defense policy bill, will likely carry the next tranche of potentially sweeping reforms at the Pentagon.
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Little of Substance in Pak-US Strategic Dialogue
The latest Pak-US Strategic Dialogue held this week delivered little of real substance, although there were some surprises and the outcome was generally positive, analysts say.
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Carter: Goldwater-Nichols Reforms Coming in ‘Weeks’
The first Goldwater-Nichols reforms and proposed reforms will be rolled out by the Pentagon in “just a few weeks’ time,” Secretary of Defense Ash Carter said Friday.
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Polish Government Rocked by Resignations of Several Generals
The surprise resignations of several key Polish generals have rocked the new conservative government, which is facing a barrage of criticism at home and abroad over a host of controversial reforms.
-
EU Sharply Reminds Members of Open Markets Policy
The European Union has written to member states asking for details of recent defense procurements
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Carter Gets Strong Marks for Innovation Push; Challenges Remain
Ash Carter made inroads to Silicon Valley last week. Now the hard part begins.
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France, UK To Invest £1.5 Billion in Combat Drone
UK Prime Minister David Cameron announced a plan with France to invest more than £1.5 billion to build a prototype combat drone
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Prime Minister Borissov: Bulgaria to send troops to guard Greek border
SOFIA — Bulgaria will send over 400 troops and other security personnel to guard its border with Greece, amid fears the migrant flow along the Balkan route will pick up with the onset of warmer weather, the prime minister said Saturday.
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Canadian Participation in F-35 Program Remains Murky
Canada will pay its next installment to continue participation in the F-35 program, prompting confusion over its intentions for JSF
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Honeywell Ends Bid for United Technologies
After years of pursuing a possible deal, Honeywell has abandoned its hopes of acquiring United Technologies for now.
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Pentagon, Top Lawmakers Craft DoD Reforms
The 2017 National Defense Authorization Act, the defense policy bill, will likely carry the next tranche of potentially sweeping reforms at the Pentagon.
-
Little of Substance in Pak-US Strategic Dialogue
The latest Pak-US Strategic Dialogue held this week delivered little of real substance, although there were some surprises and the outcome was generally positive, analysts say.
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Carter: Goldwater-Nichols Reforms Coming in ‘Weeks’
The first Goldwater-Nichols reforms and proposed reforms will be rolled out by the Pentagon in “just a few weeks’ time,” Secretary of Defense Ash Carter said Friday.
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Polish Government Rocked by Resignations of Several Generals
The surprise resignations of several key Polish generals have rocked the new conservative government, which is facing a barrage of criticism at home and abroad over a host of controversial reforms.
-
EU Sharply Reminds Members of Open Markets Policy
The European Union has written to member states asking for details of recent defense procurements
-
Carter Gets Strong Marks for Innovation Push; Challenges Remain
Ash Carter made inroads to Silicon Valley last week. Now the hard part begins.
-
France, UK To Invest £1.5 Billion in Combat Drone
UK Prime Minister David Cameron announced a plan with France to invest more than £1.5 billion to build a prototype combat drone
-
Prime Minister Borissov: Bulgaria to send troops to guard Greek border
SOFIA — Bulgaria will send over 400 troops and other security personnel to guard its border with Greece, amid fears the migrant flow along the Balkan route will pick up with the onset of warmer weather, the prime minister said Saturday.
-
Canadian Participation in F-35 Program Remains Murky
Canada will pay its next installment to continue participation in the F-35 program, prompting confusion over its intentions for JSF
-
Honeywell Ends Bid for United Technologies
After years of pursuing a possible deal, Honeywell has abandoned its hopes of acquiring United Technologies for now.
-
Pentagon, Top Lawmakers Craft DoD Reforms
The 2017 National Defense Authorization Act, the defense policy bill, will likely carry the next tranche of potentially sweeping reforms at the Pentagon.
-
Little of Substance in Pak-US Strategic Dialogue
The latest Pak-US Strategic Dialogue held this week delivered little of real substance, although there were some surprises and the outcome was generally positive, analysts say.
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Carter: Goldwater-Nichols Reforms Coming in ‘Weeks’
The first Goldwater-Nichols reforms and proposed reforms will be rolled out by the Pentagon in “just a few weeks’ time,” Secretary of Defense Ash Carter said Friday.
