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5 reasons Trump scrapping the Iran nuke deal was ‘an incredibly stupid decision’
Responsibility now shifts to the EU, China and Russia to lead and compensate Iran for the adverse effects of Trump’s decision to leave the Iran nuclear deal.
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A proxy battle of innovation vs. legacy technology
The vigorous jousting among competitors over the Department of Defense’s JEDI cloud contract is revealing a broader struggle between conflicting approaches to technology and to meeting future government computing needs.
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Pentagon procurement in the digital age
While moving Department of Defense data to a cloud-based system is urgently needed, a sole-source award in the presence of a vibrant marketplace for cloud-based IT services runs counter to private sector practice.
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Revealed: The Trump version of international diplomacy
As the Trump doctrine transforms over time, there are some hints that perhaps the global community just might have some opportunity to benefit from the approach of the so-called negotiator in chief.
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Needed: A Balkan initiative for the NATO summit
The American-led alliance can reinvigorate Europe’s approach to its southeastern flank in several critical ways.
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America’s critical minerals problem has gone from bad to worse
Without access to such minerals, our precision-guided missiles will not hit their targets, our aircraft and submarines will sit unfinished in depots, and our war-fighters will be left without the equipment they need to complete their missions.
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Will the empire strike back? OTA and the future of acquisition
The military customer’s frustration with the Pentagon’s acquisition system has reached new heights.
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US Navy’s unmanned vehicle efforts are the answer to deterring adversaries
To protect our national interests and keep our soldiers and sailors safe, we must be continually preparing for the next potential threat — and the next conflict may highly depend on unmanned technology.
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Reagan’s missile defense wisdom extends to today’s GMD capability
The Ground-based Midcourse Defense System’s setbacks have indeed provided plenty of fodder for opponents of the system, but recent successes have provided much more confidence in the system’s future.
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5 lessons Trump can take from the Iran deal for the North Korea summit
There are five lessons from the Iran nuclear deal’s shortcomings that should serve as the main pillars for developing President Trump’s strategy in dealing with North Korea.
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5 reasons Trump scrapping the Iran nuke deal was ‘an incredibly stupid decision’
Responsibility now shifts to the EU, China and Russia to lead and compensate Iran for the adverse effects of Trump’s decision to leave the Iran nuclear deal.
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A proxy battle of innovation vs. legacy technology
The vigorous jousting among competitors over the Department of Defense’s JEDI cloud contract is revealing a broader struggle between conflicting approaches to technology and to meeting future government computing needs.
-
Pentagon procurement in the digital age
While moving Department of Defense data to a cloud-based system is urgently needed, a sole-source award in the presence of a vibrant marketplace for cloud-based IT services runs counter to private sector practice.
-
Revealed: The Trump version of international diplomacy
As the Trump doctrine transforms over time, there are some hints that perhaps the global community just might have some opportunity to benefit from the approach of the so-called negotiator in chief.
-
Needed: A Balkan initiative for the NATO summit
The American-led alliance can reinvigorate Europe’s approach to its southeastern flank in several critical ways.
-
America’s critical minerals problem has gone from bad to worse
Without access to such minerals, our precision-guided missiles will not hit their targets, our aircraft and submarines will sit unfinished in depots, and our war-fighters will be left without the equipment they need to complete their missions.
-
Will the empire strike back? OTA and the future of acquisition
The military customer’s frustration with the Pentagon’s acquisition system has reached new heights.
-
US Navy’s unmanned vehicle efforts are the answer to deterring adversaries
To protect our national interests and keep our soldiers and sailors safe, we must be continually preparing for the next potential threat — and the next conflict may highly depend on unmanned technology.
-
Reagan’s missile defense wisdom extends to today’s GMD capability
The Ground-based Midcourse Defense System’s setbacks have indeed provided plenty of fodder for opponents of the system, but recent successes have provided much more confidence in the system’s future.
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5 lessons Trump can take from the Iran deal for the North Korea summit
There are five lessons from the Iran nuclear deal’s shortcomings that should serve as the main pillars for developing President Trump’s strategy in dealing with North Korea.
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5 reasons Trump scrapping the Iran nuke deal was ‘an incredibly stupid decision’
Responsibility now shifts to the EU, China and Russia to lead and compensate Iran for the adverse effects of Trump’s decision to leave the Iran nuclear deal.
-
A proxy battle of innovation vs. legacy technology
The vigorous jousting among competitors over the Department of Defense’s JEDI cloud contract is revealing a broader struggle between conflicting approaches to technology and to meeting future government computing needs.
-
Pentagon procurement in the digital age
While moving Department of Defense data to a cloud-based system is urgently needed, a sole-source award in the presence of a vibrant marketplace for cloud-based IT services runs counter to private sector practice.
-
Revealed: The Trump version of international diplomacy
As the Trump doctrine transforms over time, there are some hints that perhaps the global community just might have some opportunity to benefit from the approach of the so-called negotiator in chief.
-
Needed: A Balkan initiative for the NATO summit
The American-led alliance can reinvigorate Europe’s approach to its southeastern flank in several critical ways.
-
America’s critical minerals problem has gone from bad to worse
Without access to such minerals, our precision-guided missiles will not hit their targets, our aircraft and submarines will sit unfinished in depots, and our war-fighters will be left without the equipment they need to complete their missions.
-
Will the empire strike back? OTA and the future of acquisition
The military customer’s frustration with the Pentagon’s acquisition system has reached new heights.
-
US Navy’s unmanned vehicle efforts are the answer to deterring adversaries
To protect our national interests and keep our soldiers and sailors safe, we must be continually preparing for the next potential threat — and the next conflict may highly depend on unmanned technology.
-
Reagan’s missile defense wisdom extends to today’s GMD capability
The Ground-based Midcourse Defense System’s setbacks have indeed provided plenty of fodder for opponents of the system, but recent successes have provided much more confidence in the system’s future.
-
5 lessons Trump can take from the Iran deal for the North Korea summit
There are five lessons from the Iran nuclear deal’s shortcomings that should serve as the main pillars for developing President Trump’s strategy in dealing with North Korea.
