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Graham: The US is looking for allies to replace it in Syria
As the U.S. leaves Syria, it is looking for allied troops to help stabilize the region, says Sen. Lindsey Graham.
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NATO’s internal rifts emerge as powerful subtext at Munich forum
Germany’s defense minister is urging fellow NATO leaders to speak with one voice in their approach to ongoing crises, bringing to the forefront the simmering problem of diverging ideas threatening to split the alliance from within.
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Pentagon chief asks allies to expand ISIS fight as US withdraws in Syria
Patrick Shanahan wants allies to evolve to fight Islamic State’s global ideology
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It’s a cat and mouse game as militaries fight the big threat of small drones
Small drones have grown from a niche ISR capability to “a favored tool of the non-state actor,” a think tank says in its new report.
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America’s greatest advantage against China is slowly eroding
America’s forever wars are letting China technologically catch up. Now, that experience in conflict may turn out to be America’s best edge.
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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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Pence calls on EU allies to withdraw from nuclear deal in latest trans-Atlantic rift
Vice President Mike Pence is calling on EU nations to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal, and accusing them of undertaking efforts to “break up” U.S. sanctions on Tehran.
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Pentagon chief: US will work with NATO on planned Afghanistan troop withdrawal
A departure ‘won’t be unilateral,’ Shanahan said.
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After Trump’s treaty withdrawal, NATO is getting ready for a Russia with a lot more missiles
The alliance, however, has no consensus on way forward in post-INF world.
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Nancy Pelosi named in big US delegation to Munich forum, but government shutdown looms
The potential for another government shutdown clouds a U.S. delegation’s trip to the Munich Security Conference.
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Graham: The US is looking for allies to replace it in Syria
As the U.S. leaves Syria, it is looking for allied troops to help stabilize the region, says Sen. Lindsey Graham.
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NATO’s internal rifts emerge as powerful subtext at Munich forum
Germany’s defense minister is urging fellow NATO leaders to speak with one voice in their approach to ongoing crises, bringing to the forefront the simmering problem of diverging ideas threatening to split the alliance from within.
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Pentagon chief asks allies to expand ISIS fight as US withdraws in Syria
Patrick Shanahan wants allies to evolve to fight Islamic State’s global ideology
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It’s a cat and mouse game as militaries fight the big threat of small drones
Small drones have grown from a niche ISR capability to “a favored tool of the non-state actor,” a think tank says in its new report.
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America’s greatest advantage against China is slowly eroding
America’s forever wars are letting China technologically catch up. Now, that experience in conflict may turn out to be America’s best edge.
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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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Pence calls on EU allies to withdraw from nuclear deal in latest trans-Atlantic rift
Vice President Mike Pence is calling on EU nations to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal, and accusing them of undertaking efforts to “break up” U.S. sanctions on Tehran.
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Pentagon chief: US will work with NATO on planned Afghanistan troop withdrawal
A departure ‘won’t be unilateral,’ Shanahan said.
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After Trump’s treaty withdrawal, NATO is getting ready for a Russia with a lot more missiles
The alliance, however, has no consensus on way forward in post-INF world.
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Nancy Pelosi named in big US delegation to Munich forum, but government shutdown looms
The potential for another government shutdown clouds a U.S. delegation’s trip to the Munich Security Conference.
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Graham: The US is looking for allies to replace it in Syria
As the U.S. leaves Syria, it is looking for allied troops to help stabilize the region, says Sen. Lindsey Graham.
-
NATO’s internal rifts emerge as powerful subtext at Munich forum
Germany’s defense minister is urging fellow NATO leaders to speak with one voice in their approach to ongoing crises, bringing to the forefront the simmering problem of diverging ideas threatening to split the alliance from within.
-
Pentagon chief asks allies to expand ISIS fight as US withdraws in Syria
Patrick Shanahan wants allies to evolve to fight Islamic State’s global ideology
-
It’s a cat and mouse game as militaries fight the big threat of small drones
Small drones have grown from a niche ISR capability to “a favored tool of the non-state actor,” a think tank says in its new report.
-
America’s greatest advantage against China is slowly eroding
America’s forever wars are letting China technologically catch up. Now, that experience in conflict may turn out to be America’s best edge.
-
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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Pence calls on EU allies to withdraw from nuclear deal in latest trans-Atlantic rift
Vice President Mike Pence is calling on EU nations to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal, and accusing them of undertaking efforts to “break up” U.S. sanctions on Tehran.
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Pentagon chief: US will work with NATO on planned Afghanistan troop withdrawal
A departure ‘won’t be unilateral,’ Shanahan said.
-
After Trump’s treaty withdrawal, NATO is getting ready for a Russia with a lot more missiles
The alliance, however, has no consensus on way forward in post-INF world.
-
Nancy Pelosi named in big US delegation to Munich forum, but government shutdown looms
The potential for another government shutdown clouds a U.S. delegation’s trip to the Munich Security Conference.
