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Italy’s defense minister: A strong European framework will ensure security
Both Italy and Europe need to continue “reorganizing and rationalizing” defense spending, writes Lorenzo Guerini.
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Norway’s defense minister: Change and stability in the High North
Climate change, Russia and new technologies are transforming the future of the Arctic, says Norway’s Frank Bakke-Jensen.
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Latvia’s defense minister: The fragile ‘Jenga’ tower, or why democracies need comprehensive defense
Artis Pabriks lays out why a societal plan for defense is needed in Latvia.
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Denmark’s defense minister: Shouldering our responsibilities in multiple cooperative frameworks
Denmark will strengthen “multiple cooperative frameworks” in 2020, predicts Trine Bramsen.
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Lithuania’s defense minister: Wavering US commitments? Think again.
Despite European concern about America’s commitment to NATO, Raimundas Karoblis sees solid support from Washington.
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Finland’s defense minister on the future of national security
Finland is on a path to invest heavily in defense for the next decade, writes Antti Kaikkonen.
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New Zealand’s defense minister: Shaping the future of the Defence Estate
New Zealand needs to take a hard look at its bases and physical locations, and decide if the current layout makes sense for a future threat, says Ron Mark.
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Head of European Defence Agency: EU strategic autonomy is an opportunity, not a threat
It’s time to move past “political and academic rhetoric” when talking about the EU’s strategic autonomy, says Jorge Domecq.
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Defense Security Cooperation Agency chief on the value of partnerships
Lt. Gen. Charles Hooper has five goals for 2020 that should help spur American arms sales.
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NNSA administrator: The US and nuclear threat reduction
The National Nuclear Security Administration plans to spend 2020 with a focus on securing nuclear material from around the world, says Lisa Gordon-Hagerty.
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Italy’s defense minister: A strong European framework will ensure security
Both Italy and Europe need to continue “reorganizing and rationalizing” defense spending, writes Lorenzo Guerini.
-
Norway’s defense minister: Change and stability in the High North
Climate change, Russia and new technologies are transforming the future of the Arctic, says Norway’s Frank Bakke-Jensen.
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Latvia’s defense minister: The fragile ‘Jenga’ tower, or why democracies need comprehensive defense
Artis Pabriks lays out why a societal plan for defense is needed in Latvia.
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Denmark’s defense minister: Shouldering our responsibilities in multiple cooperative frameworks
Denmark will strengthen “multiple cooperative frameworks” in 2020, predicts Trine Bramsen.
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Lithuania’s defense minister: Wavering US commitments? Think again.
Despite European concern about America’s commitment to NATO, Raimundas Karoblis sees solid support from Washington.
-
Finland’s defense minister on the future of national security
Finland is on a path to invest heavily in defense for the next decade, writes Antti Kaikkonen.
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New Zealand’s defense minister: Shaping the future of the Defence Estate
New Zealand needs to take a hard look at its bases and physical locations, and decide if the current layout makes sense for a future threat, says Ron Mark.
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Head of European Defence Agency: EU strategic autonomy is an opportunity, not a threat
It’s time to move past “political and academic rhetoric” when talking about the EU’s strategic autonomy, says Jorge Domecq.
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Defense Security Cooperation Agency chief on the value of partnerships
Lt. Gen. Charles Hooper has five goals for 2020 that should help spur American arms sales.
-
NNSA administrator: The US and nuclear threat reduction
The National Nuclear Security Administration plans to spend 2020 with a focus on securing nuclear material from around the world, says Lisa Gordon-Hagerty.
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Italy’s defense minister: A strong European framework will ensure security
Both Italy and Europe need to continue “reorganizing and rationalizing” defense spending, writes Lorenzo Guerini.
-
Norway’s defense minister: Change and stability in the High North
Climate change, Russia and new technologies are transforming the future of the Arctic, says Norway’s Frank Bakke-Jensen.
-
Latvia’s defense minister: The fragile ‘Jenga’ tower, or why democracies need comprehensive defense
Artis Pabriks lays out why a societal plan for defense is needed in Latvia.
-
Denmark’s defense minister: Shouldering our responsibilities in multiple cooperative frameworks
Denmark will strengthen “multiple cooperative frameworks” in 2020, predicts Trine Bramsen.
-
Lithuania’s defense minister: Wavering US commitments? Think again.
Despite European concern about America’s commitment to NATO, Raimundas Karoblis sees solid support from Washington.
-
Finland’s defense minister on the future of national security
Finland is on a path to invest heavily in defense for the next decade, writes Antti Kaikkonen.
-
New Zealand’s defense minister: Shaping the future of the Defence Estate
New Zealand needs to take a hard look at its bases and physical locations, and decide if the current layout makes sense for a future threat, says Ron Mark.
-
Head of European Defence Agency: EU strategic autonomy is an opportunity, not a threat
It’s time to move past “political and academic rhetoric” when talking about the EU’s strategic autonomy, says Jorge Domecq.
-
Defense Security Cooperation Agency chief on the value of partnerships
Lt. Gen. Charles Hooper has five goals for 2020 that should help spur American arms sales.
-
NNSA administrator: The US and nuclear threat reduction
The National Nuclear Security Administration plans to spend 2020 with a focus on securing nuclear material from around the world, says Lisa Gordon-Hagerty.
