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Anyone who tries to overrun the US Embassy in Baghdad will ‘run into a buzzsaw,’ says Joint Chiefs chairman
“The game has changed, and we’re prepared to do what is necessary to defend our personnel and our interests and our partners in the region.”
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Congress weighs closing up No. 3 office at the Pentagon
Members of Congress are questioning the future of the Pentagon’s chief management officer position, just three years after they created it.
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Nuclear weapons get small boost in budget deal
Nuclear weapons spending got a small boost, but one which comes with caveats.
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Ukraine could get new, deadlier missiles, thanks to Congress
The new weapons would be a boon to Ukraine, which has struggled with Russian assets in the Black Sea.
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Watch the Pentagon test a previously banned ballistic missile
The launch of a “prototype conventionally-configured ground-launched ballistic missile” is the first in a post-INF world.
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NATO struggles with its China conundrum
Each of the 29 NATO nations has a different relationship with China. Can the alliance find a coherent strategy for dealing with Beijing?
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US to Europe: Fix Open Skies Treaty or we quit
A meeting in Brussels may be the first step toward the end of the Open Skies Treaty, but European allies are scrambling to save it.
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The Pentagon completed its second audit. What did it find?
The Pentagon has completed its second ever audit, but plenty of work remains.
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‘This could get a little ugly.’ What to watch for at the NATO leaders summit
Say qualified observers: much as the event is billed as NATO’s 70th birthday, politics could make the situation feel more like a funeral.
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Is the US about to test a new ballistic missile?
A test of an intermediate-range ballistic missile could be coming soon. Here’s what to watch for.
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Anyone who tries to overrun the US Embassy in Baghdad will ‘run into a buzzsaw,’ says Joint Chiefs chairman
“The game has changed, and we’re prepared to do what is necessary to defend our personnel and our interests and our partners in the region.”
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Congress weighs closing up No. 3 office at the Pentagon
Members of Congress are questioning the future of the Pentagon’s chief management officer position, just three years after they created it.
-
Nuclear weapons get small boost in budget deal
Nuclear weapons spending got a small boost, but one which comes with caveats.
-
Ukraine could get new, deadlier missiles, thanks to Congress
The new weapons would be a boon to Ukraine, which has struggled with Russian assets in the Black Sea.
-
Watch the Pentagon test a previously banned ballistic missile
The launch of a “prototype conventionally-configured ground-launched ballistic missile” is the first in a post-INF world.
-
NATO struggles with its China conundrum
Each of the 29 NATO nations has a different relationship with China. Can the alliance find a coherent strategy for dealing with Beijing?
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US to Europe: Fix Open Skies Treaty or we quit
A meeting in Brussels may be the first step toward the end of the Open Skies Treaty, but European allies are scrambling to save it.
-
The Pentagon completed its second audit. What did it find?
The Pentagon has completed its second ever audit, but plenty of work remains.
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‘This could get a little ugly.’ What to watch for at the NATO leaders summit
Say qualified observers: much as the event is billed as NATO’s 70th birthday, politics could make the situation feel more like a funeral.
-
Is the US about to test a new ballistic missile?
A test of an intermediate-range ballistic missile could be coming soon. Here’s what to watch for.
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Anyone who tries to overrun the US Embassy in Baghdad will ‘run into a buzzsaw,’ says Joint Chiefs chairman
“The game has changed, and we’re prepared to do what is necessary to defend our personnel and our interests and our partners in the region.”
-
Congress weighs closing up No. 3 office at the Pentagon
Members of Congress are questioning the future of the Pentagon’s chief management officer position, just three years after they created it.
-
Nuclear weapons get small boost in budget deal
Nuclear weapons spending got a small boost, but one which comes with caveats.
-
Ukraine could get new, deadlier missiles, thanks to Congress
The new weapons would be a boon to Ukraine, which has struggled with Russian assets in the Black Sea.
-
Watch the Pentagon test a previously banned ballistic missile
The launch of a “prototype conventionally-configured ground-launched ballistic missile” is the first in a post-INF world.
-
NATO struggles with its China conundrum
Each of the 29 NATO nations has a different relationship with China. Can the alliance find a coherent strategy for dealing with Beijing?
-
US to Europe: Fix Open Skies Treaty or we quit
A meeting in Brussels may be the first step toward the end of the Open Skies Treaty, but European allies are scrambling to save it.
-
The Pentagon completed its second audit. What did it find?
The Pentagon has completed its second ever audit, but plenty of work remains.
-
‘This could get a little ugly.’ What to watch for at the NATO leaders summit
Say qualified observers: much as the event is billed as NATO’s 70th birthday, politics could make the situation feel more like a funeral.
-
Is the US about to test a new ballistic missile?
A test of an intermediate-range ballistic missile could be coming soon. Here’s what to watch for.
