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Robust, credible and layered missile defense is the foundation of deterrence
How much risk are you willing to take as nuclear weapons fly toward America?
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The growing threat of European tech regulation on US innovation
A European Union law targeted at America’s largest technology companies could introduce cybersecurity weaknesses for U.S. government agencies, a former deputy director of the National Security Agency says.
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Military micro-reactors: Waging yesterday’s wars while losing the future’s
The Pentagon is asking Congress to spend $60 million next year on Project Pele. Congress should hit the brakes.
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Why the Biden administration must not trade away homeland missile defense
The White House risks snatching strategic defeat from the jaws of victory.
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‘Drone Wars’: New book wonders who will be the next drone superpower
Victory in the next major conflict could very well depend on the effectiveness of drones — from their swarm capabilities to their surveillance and artificial intelligence technologies.
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Biden should support European strategic autonomy
The U.S. is interested in Europe strengthening its defense, but not to the point where the continent no longer follows America’s lead.
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Australia is suffering from a defense information dearth
Defense reporting in a country that regards itself as one of the world’s most stable democracies has became a lot harder.
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China will only benefit from the US Navy’s shipbuilding budget
The U.S. acquisition system should make China’s goal of naval leadership harder, not easier.
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Congress should rewrite the Pentagon’s Pacific deterrence budget request
Congress established PDI to improve budget transparency and oversight. The Pentagon’s PDI request does the opposite.
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Replace fossil fuels for the military? Not so fast.
First, consider budget and time.
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Robust, credible and layered missile defense is the foundation of deterrence
How much risk are you willing to take as nuclear weapons fly toward America?
-
The growing threat of European tech regulation on US innovation
A European Union law targeted at America’s largest technology companies could introduce cybersecurity weaknesses for U.S. government agencies, a former deputy director of the National Security Agency says.
-
Military micro-reactors: Waging yesterday’s wars while losing the future’s
The Pentagon is asking Congress to spend $60 million next year on Project Pele. Congress should hit the brakes.
-
Why the Biden administration must not trade away homeland missile defense
The White House risks snatching strategic defeat from the jaws of victory.
-
‘Drone Wars’: New book wonders who will be the next drone superpower
Victory in the next major conflict could very well depend on the effectiveness of drones — from their swarm capabilities to their surveillance and artificial intelligence technologies.
-
Biden should support European strategic autonomy
The U.S. is interested in Europe strengthening its defense, but not to the point where the continent no longer follows America’s lead.
-
Australia is suffering from a defense information dearth
Defense reporting in a country that regards itself as one of the world’s most stable democracies has became a lot harder.
-
China will only benefit from the US Navy’s shipbuilding budget
The U.S. acquisition system should make China’s goal of naval leadership harder, not easier.
-
Congress should rewrite the Pentagon’s Pacific deterrence budget request
Congress established PDI to improve budget transparency and oversight. The Pentagon’s PDI request does the opposite.
-
Replace fossil fuels for the military? Not so fast.
First, consider budget and time.
-
Robust, credible and layered missile defense is the foundation of deterrence
How much risk are you willing to take as nuclear weapons fly toward America?
-
The growing threat of European tech regulation on US innovation
A European Union law targeted at America’s largest technology companies could introduce cybersecurity weaknesses for U.S. government agencies, a former deputy director of the National Security Agency says.
-
Military micro-reactors: Waging yesterday’s wars while losing the future’s
The Pentagon is asking Congress to spend $60 million next year on Project Pele. Congress should hit the brakes.
-
Why the Biden administration must not trade away homeland missile defense
The White House risks snatching strategic defeat from the jaws of victory.
-
‘Drone Wars’: New book wonders who will be the next drone superpower
Victory in the next major conflict could very well depend on the effectiveness of drones — from their swarm capabilities to their surveillance and artificial intelligence technologies.
-
Biden should support European strategic autonomy
The U.S. is interested in Europe strengthening its defense, but not to the point where the continent no longer follows America’s lead.
-
Australia is suffering from a defense information dearth
Defense reporting in a country that regards itself as one of the world’s most stable democracies has became a lot harder.
-
China will only benefit from the US Navy’s shipbuilding budget
The U.S. acquisition system should make China’s goal of naval leadership harder, not easier.
-
Congress should rewrite the Pentagon’s Pacific deterrence budget request
Congress established PDI to improve budget transparency and oversight. The Pentagon’s PDI request does the opposite.
